Effective May 1st our East Providence office will be closing. All appointments will be transferred to our Johnston office or can be rescheduled to our Warwick office.
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Handling outdoor allergens in the springtime Spring has sprung, and what a lovely thing it is! With its longer days and warm weather, what’s not to love? Well, if you’re an allergy sufferer, the answer can be— plenty! Outdoor allergens like pollen are exploding and everything’s in bloom. Your sinuses are so stuffed you can […]
Read MoreAllergies After Hours: How We Can Help Asthma and allergy issues happen at all times of the day (or night!), and don’t always coincide with our office hours. As an AAPRI patient, you know that we always strive to provide the best possible care, and this is why we have medical professionals on call after-hours. […]
Read MoreHaving allergies often means planning, preparation, and routine. Yes, you have an extra EpiPen in your locker or briefcase, you know which foods to avoid in every restaurant within a ten mile radius of your house, and you’re used to taking the long way home when walking from work to avoid that pollen-laden park. Bravo […]
Read MoreYou’ve suffered in silence with allergies for a long time, but finally made that oh-so-important appointment with an allergist. Your first appointment is finally here, and relief is in sight! But you may find yourself overwhelmed with questions or unsure of what info you need to share. Don’t sweat—your allergist is there to help every […]
Read MoreFunctional medicine is a term you may have heard on the news or seen in a healthy living magazine, but do you know what it’s all about? As functional medicine grows in popularity, it’s important to stay informed so that you can make the best possible choices for your health care. Read on to find […]
Read MoreAn outbreak of poison ivy, a week spent sneezing with hay fever, avoiding the laundry detergent that makes you itchy… We’ve all run into allergies from time to time. People usually deal with it by buying some tissues and Benadryl or maybe seeing the doctor for a prescription. But how do you know when it’s […]
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