Allergy and Asthma Center of North Carolina

02/02/2026

We will be opening at 10am on Tuesday, February 3rd! If you had an appointment scheduled before that time, we will get you rescheduled!

02/01/2026

We will be closed all day on Monday at all locations! We will open at 10 AM on Tuesday, pending improving weather conditions!

Y’all be safe!

01/31/2026

Have fun this weekend! Be safe, y’all!

01/30/2026

We said goodbye to Dr. Patel today!

She has been a lovely addition to our practice, but family obligations are taking her elsewhere! We’ll miss you!

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01/29/2026

We are closing our shot clinics EARLY today! Last injection will be at 5:30pm at the and locations! and will have their normal shot room hours!

Be careful out there, y'all!

01/28/2026

We got another weekend of coming up! Prepare yourselves!

01/28/2026

We will be opening at all locations at the normal hours today! Drive carefully!

01/26/2026

We are opening late tomorrow at ALL locations! Asheboro will open at 1:30 PM and every other location will open at 10 AM!

Travel safely, y’all!

01/25/2026

Hope everyone made it through the storm! Because of road conditions, we are cancelling clinic for ALL locations on Monday January 26th!

01/23/2026

We are officially cancelling clinic on Monday morning! At this point, we are planning to open at 1:30pm on Monday afternoon.

01/23/2026

So many fascinating, personalized treatment options on the horizon for patients! Stay tuned!

A promising anti-IgE food allergy treatment is about to face its first big clinical trial. Excellergy, the company behind this "effector cell inhibitor" therapy, says it's similar to Xolair, but can do more. Xolair neutralizes IgE allergy antibodies in the bloodstream. But Excellergy says its therapy is designed to do that plus remove IgE that's already attached to immune cells (e.g. mast cells). Click for details: https://www.allergicliving.com/2026/01/22/preventing-allergic-reactions-by-disarming-anaphylaxis-triggering-cells/

If proven effective in clinical trials, the therapy could offer “complete allergic control for a patient,” says Excellergy's CEO.

01/22/2026

Some excellent advice from Meteorologist Tim Buckley!