New Patient Information

The Allergy and Asthma Clinic of Northeast Georgia accepts new patients of all ages. Prior to your first visit it is important that you read all new patient information and complete the pre-admission forms found at the link below. These resources will expedite your admission and help us to better serve you.

All NEW PATIENTS CLICK HERE to access our Patient Questionnaire and New Patient Admission Form. Please download, print and complete the forms. Bring all information with you to your appointment.

IMPORTANT THINGS TO REMEMBER WHEN VISITING OUR OFFICE FOR THE FIRST TIME:

• 1) Refrain from taking any antihistamines for at least THREE (3) days prior to your appointment. If you have any questions regarding whether or not certain types of medications are antihistamines please contact your pharmacist, the prescribing physician or a member of our staff.
  
  If you are unable to discontinue using antihistamines, please keep your appointment and let a member of our nursing staff know that you are currently taking an antihistamine. Continue taking all other forms of medication that have
  been prescribed for you!
• 2) Bring a list of all medications that you are currently taking for any condition including vitamins, supplements or over–the–counter drugs.
• 3) Bring the name, address and phone number of your primary care physician to facilitate continuity of care.
• 4) Give at least 24 hours advance notice if you are unable to keep your appointment or you will be charged for an office visit.
• 5) Bring a current copy of your insurance card. If your insurance policy requires a referral number from your primary care physician please make sure that you obtain this information prior to your appointment.
• 6) Refrain from wearing perfumes or colognes to our office as certain odors can cause allergy/asthma attacks in other patients. This request includes persons who accompany patients to their appointment.
  
  Our utmost goal is to provide the highest quality of care and welcome any suggestions/comments that you might have. Should you at any time have comments on the care that you have received in our office, please let us hear from you.