Latitude Food Allergy Care

01/22/2026

Real People. Real Results.🎉
Every day, in each of our clinics, we celebrate our patients' milestones with so much excitement. But, reaching graduation from food allergy treatment with oral immunotherapy (OIT) — often in less than 9 months — is just the beginning of success for unstoppable patients like Jada and Jessica, and their families. After years of careful avoidance, treatment now means freedom and so many new adventures ahead! 🎉🏅✈🗺🎂

If you’ve been searching for a way to take control of food allergies, the time is now. Your family’s journey to confidence and peace of mind starts at Latitude. 🙌

01/16/2026

Meet Latitude’s provider, Tina L.R. Dominguez, PA-C, MMS, who has devoted her career to food allergy care and research. As one of the founding clinicians of the Sean N. Parker Center for Allergy & Asthma Research at Stanford University — alongside Dr. Kari Nadeau, beginning in 2011 — Tina contributed deeply to ground-breaking food allergy research that laid the foundation for the protocols we use at Latitude. Today, Tina provides specialized food allergy care for families in our San Ramon clinic in the SF Bay Area.
▶️ Press play to watch Tina explain how the research influenced Latitude’s care model, helping thousands of families move forward with confidence.

01/13/2026

Pasadena, we’ll be neighbors in just a few weeks! On February 4, our newest Latitude Food Allergy Care clinic will open at 630 S. Raymond — our 4th location in Southern California and 11th nationwide — providing even more access for life-changing food allergy care.

Dr. Alex Sidhom, double board-certified allergist, immunologist, and pediatrician, has already gotten to know many Latitude patients and their families in our West LA and Sherman Oaks clinics. And now he's eager to lead care in our new Pasadena clinic — bringing confidence, clarity, and evidence-based testing and treatment to so many more food allergy families in our newest neighborhood. Wherever you are in your food allergy journey, we're here for you!

🎈Ready to schedule your appointment? https://latitudefoodallergycare.com/location/pasadena-food-allergy-clinic🎈

01/07/2026

Calvin was treated at Latitude with oral immunotherapy (OIT) for milk. Recently, when he got chocolate ice cream on his treasured Latitude Unstoppable graduation t-shirt, his mom shared that “I’ve never been grateful for a stain on my kids’ clothes until now.”

Mom got that stain out, but Calvin loves ice cream — and his special shirt — so much, we think this will be a good problem to have.

01/06/2026

2026 doesn’t have to start with a resolution.
It can start with clarity, confidence and support, rooted in science.
Choosing to treat food allergies is a personal decision — and one that deserves care, built for the long term. If this is the year to explore food allergy treatment, we're here for you. With 10 clinics already in the SF Bay Area, New York, and Southern California, we're expanding this year to Pasadena, Chicago, and MORE cities — bringing real food allergy care to families across the country.
Wherever you are in your food allergy journey — or wherever you live — the next step doesn’t have to feel overwhelming. We're bringing more heart and more science to you in 2026.

12/31/2025

10 close-to-home clinics, 17 expert clinicians, countless lives changed. 
From our food allergy family to yours, thank you for a great year together.

12/31/2025

Pasadena, we’re almost here! In just a few weeks, Latitude Food Allergy Care will open our newest clinic in Pasadena at 630 S. Raymond Ave. Scheduling with Dr. Alex Sidhom in Pasadena will be available soon and we can't wait to welcome you.

Families tell us again and again that the hardest part of food allergies isn’t just the food. It’s the fear, the stress, and feeling dismissed along their journey. That’s why this recent review means so much to us:
"Despite years of going to different medical specialists, this is the first time I feel compelled to write a review. I just want to say Dr Sidhom changed my life. Others with food allergies know how much of a mental and emotional challenge it is to go through reintroduction. After going to so many allergists who I honestly couldn’t trust or were very dismissive of my concerns, I finally felt comfortable enough with Dr Sidhom. He explains everything so patiently and really listens and answers all questions. I just wish I went to him years ago!"

Food allergy care should feel collaborative, deeply human, and work with your life. That’s what families experience in every Latitude clinic — and that is what’s coming to Pasadena.

12/29/2025

If someone at your table has food allergies, extra precautions can keep them safe. Latitude allergist Dr. Akansha Ganju joined to share a few more tips for hosts this season.

But keep in mind, food allergy awareness and safer celebrations are just the beginning of the conversation — accurate testing and life-changing treatment can make every holiday season safer and more enjoyable.

12/20/2025

We can't say she loved it, but this patient now confidently knows she's not allergic to OCTOPUS and she is excited to safely enjoy so many more dishes at her favorite restaurants!

Often, food allergy awareness focuses on the 9 most common allergens — peanuts, eggs, milk, wheat, soy, tree nuts, fish, shellfish (like shrimp, crab, or lobster), and sesame. But almost any type of food can cause a food allergy reaction. If you suspect an allergy to a less-common allergen, it's important to be tested by an allergist and discuss your options for treatment.

12/17/2025

We're beaming, watching Latitude board member (and patient mom), Hillary Tolle Carter's interview on Good Morning America! She's spreading facts and tips for a safe holiday season with food allergies.

"GMA" sponsor ARS Pharma and food allergy advocate Hillary Tolle Carter team up to share ways to make food allergies a non-factor at your holiday gatherings this year.

12/16/2025

Our food allergy patients celebrate milestones in our clinics every day. While this little one was showing off her new walking skills during her baked milk challenge appointment, she and mom were taking a BIG step to help their family live more freely! 🎉🧁

12/14/2025

As millions of families navigate holiday celebrations with food allergies — whether starting eight nights of Hanukkah tonight, attending school and work celebrations, traveling, prepping for pre-during-and-post Christmas and New Year cheer, and embracing your college student's homecoming with extra gratitude today — we see you. 🩵 Through all the pre-planning, packing, explaining ingredients, and staying aware, you’re doing an amazing job keeping safe AND finding the joy in the season.

➡Here are our favorite tips to make this winter feel easier.
- When traveling, pack extra snacks you can trust, keep double doses of emergency epinephrine in your carry-on (do not allow it to be gate-checked), and have contingency plans in the event of lost luggage or an unexpected layover.
- While hand sanitizer may help fend off seasonal germs, it is not an effective cleaning agent for allergenic food proteins, soap and water are the best defense. Liquid soap, bar soap and commercial wipes are most effective at removing allergens from hands and common surfaces.
- Know how to recognize the signs of an allergic reaction and always have 2 doses of emergency epinephrine, like EpiPen®, Auvi-Q®, or the nasal spray Neffy®, easily accessible to urgently treat anaphylaxis.
- If you are actively being treated with oral immunotherapy (OIT), ensure that your allergist has provided you with a clear plan of action for dosing if you encounter seasonal illnesses, particularly fevers, coughs, and stomach bugs.

Wishing every food allergy family comfort, connection, and calm this winter.