I've dealt with allergy symptoms for years and considered taking shots, but then I found out about…read moreAllergyCare from my primary physician. I've been taking the drops for two years now, and my symptoms are vastly improved. For instance, I used to get 3-5 sinus infections per year, and I've had just one (minor) sinus infection since taking the drops. It's also a big savings of time, since you take the drops at home vs. coming into a doctor's office for the shots. Highly recommended.

From the owner: What sets us apart is how we understand and treat the root causes of allergies and related…read moreconditions-not just the symptoms. Our approach uses allergy DROPS taken under the tongue, instead of shots. This effective, well-researched approach to immunotherapy, also known as sublingual immunotherapy (SLIT), has helped millions of people worldwide-many people who up until now struggled with allergies without effective treatment options. Drop therapy is taken at home and is extremely safe for adults and children. Allergic rhinitis and asthma can often be greatly improved when SLIT is added to medical treatments. By using TeleHealth and home-based simple testing you avoid office and laboratory visits.

Having spent time with four different allergists throughout the Nashville metropolitan area,…read moresearching for relief from nagging allergies, I've found a permanent home here. Cool Springs Allergy is spectacular at what they do with a tremendously friendly and professional staff. As the name implies, the business is located in the Cool Springs area, conveniently just off I-65. The nurses who administer allergy shots are just wonderful people! They've handled the coronavirus protocol fantastically, and even offered to give me allergy shots in the waiting room when I came in on crutches. They're all just totally classy and helpful! I see Dr. Stribling, and she couldn't be a more remarkable human being! She's very good at what she does, has a wonderful disposition, is intellectual yet down to earth, and her assessment of my allergies gave me the relief I desperately needed. I'm a patient for life!

From the owner: Cool Springs Allergy Associates provides allergy and immunology services to the Brentwood and…read moreClarksville, TN area.

2/15/2 My first visit to this clinic, they had me off my allergy medicine 9 days prior the visit, I…read moredrove 3 hours and the receptionist at the front desk was very rude and short, refusing to see me because of some appointment mix up,then tried to schedule me 2 weeks out. I was already sick from not having used my allergy meds, I just walked out. Ruth Stoll

I have been going to this office for a year now and have been so impressed. Dr. Miller started me…read moreon a new asthma treatment after seeing that I qualified for it (bloodwork). I get 4 allergy shots a week and the shot clinic is awesome too. I highly recommend!

I have worked with many allergy doctors in my life. Dr. Butterfield is so kind and generous with…read moreher time. She helped explain different areas of treatment and showed me many options. Her staff and office are so friendly and helpful. It is a fun and caring office that really puts the patient first and they have gone above and beyond in my care. I highly recommend Dr. Butterfield!!!

From the owner: Specializing in: - Physicians & Surgeons, Allergy &…read moreImmunology - Physicians & Surgeons, Pediatrics-Allergy - Physicians & Surgeons, Pediatrics - Physicians & Surgeons

The contact information for Dr. Owen is incorrect. He is now (2018) with Otolaryngology Associates…read moreof TN (OAT). But I wanted to give a review of him and make this known, because he is an absolutely wonderful doctor. I saw him @ 10 years ago for allergies...as did my niece with her two children, one of them having a severe peanut allergy. I recently developed a rash, called my primary doctor who referred me to a dermatologist that couldn't see me for 4 weeks!!! I called Dr. Owen's office, explained I was a former patient from many years ago...and they worked me in THAT day! They said when someone has a rash, he wants to see them right away. Also, his "bedside" manner is wonderful, taking time to talk about your problem and giving his complete attention. He doesn't do testing that's not necessary, and tries to minimize the cost as much as he can. I have, and will continue, to highly recommend him.

Finally being heard and treated for allergies I've been complaining of my whole life is the biggest…read morerelief! My husband and I both are new patients and we were seen within a couple weeks and are now being treated with allergy shots. My husbands asthma is finally under control! I'm so thankful for the drs and the staff who have been so helpful.

From the owner: Board-certified allergists treating patients of all ages for allergies, asthma and sinus. Accepting…read moremost all insurances. Seeing new patients. No referral needed.

I was VERY disappointed and frustrated with this center. While the staff is nice, the…read moreprofessionalism is lacking to say the least... Example 1- My medical records were mixed up with someone else's when I transferred to another center. This could have serious consequences. These extra documents were discovered while the new doctor was flipping through the pages. Example 2- My allergy drops were lost in the mail, when I went to pick up replacements, they were unaccounted for and so was the allergist who told me they would be there. After 30 minutes of waiting, several extra staff went in the back to "mix" my $200 drops without the allergist present. Example 3- Dr. Sauvegeau was nice to start but didn't address my chronic sinus issues. He kept pushing surgery that "might" solve the issue. He started to make me feel like I was overreacting and he began to seem annoyed with me since I wanted to take a more conservative approach. After several visits I realized that he never took the time to really listen and he seemed arrogant. Example 4- It was beyond difficult to reach the allergist; I called several times daily for over two weeks, and left messages only to finally find out she had never faxed my requested records. Overall, I had a very frustrating experience and ultimately had to leave. I am now seeing Dr. Sacks at the Nashville OAT center and have been highly impressed.

1. Dr. Sauvageau was asking me strange questions like do you like your breast implants. What type…read moredid you get. Did you get the gummy bear. Made me uncomfortable considering he's an ent doctor. 2. The woman who work at the front desk were never very friendly. Felt a little DMVish. 3. I have found overall better practices elsewhere. Best of luck!

I'd been sick for a while, on antihistamines, steroids and nasal spray per my now-out-of-network…read moredoctor for the past 30something years and I was sick as a dog again and had been for a couple of months. I called, got an appointment for two days later and suffered. I was told to expect that it was going to take a few hours as they were probably going to test me for allergies and do all sorts of tests. I got there, checked in, sat for a couple of minutes before I was moved to the next room. What transpired next was meeting a doctor, getting a cat scan of my sinuses (different department,) taking a breathing test (different department as well,) getting allergy tested (also different department) and finally getting back to the doctor's office where I did have to wait because she was in with another patient. Each one of these departments worked pretty well in synch with each other, and I never had much of a wait anywhere. While waiting on an allergy test I got taken back for a second breathing test. Never really felt like I was waiting other than for a 15 minute prick test to develop one time. I met another doctor post testing, they gave me some steroids, went over what I was allergic to, and got me started on a much stronger steroid and antibiotic armed with a plan and knowing finally, for the first time in my life, what I'm allergic to. Follow ups got me tested in a glass box and prescribed some nasal stuff, but after two+ months of being as sick as a dog it felt like I'd been given a second chance. Keep in mind to bring some entertainment - even if you're on a fast track like I feel I was it can be a long freaking day.

Yes, you'll have lots of tests and lots of waiting; however, if your allergies are more severe that…read morejust a few sniffles during peak pollen season, VASAP is fantastic. It may be run like a factory, but it is a very, very well-run factory that delivers terrific results. I'm not sure why Jackie gave such a low review. I understand that VASAP's services were in excess of her needs, but she's the one who chose to go to there. My understanding that VASAP tells all patients that their initial appointment will take about 4 hours. I didn't form a very personal relationship with anyone at VASAP, but I'm OK with that. I think a big part of the reason is that they are PACKED with doctors, nurses, and staff. For me, that was great. My phone calls and emails have always been promptly returned, and someone is always willing to help (I've frequently left messages with questions or requests for refills. VASAP has always returned the calls before the time promised in the voicemail recording). They do a fantastic job of keeping records, so everyone I've spoken to has been able to review my records and help me with every problems I've had. I prefer VASAP's responsiveness to patients to trading that for the warm-fuzzies of a personal relationship. They're busy because they're good, and I don't hold that against them. I have the full trio- bad asthma, bad sinuses, and bad allergies. My first appointment was roughly 4 hours, and I think I took all of the tests they give. They'll give you lots of information that day, but they'll also send you home with all of their advice written in a packet of papers. They gave me information on reducing allergens in my home and lots of other aspects of living with allergies and asthma. The meds VASAP prescribed that day made a huge difference in my day-to-day problems with my asthma, sinuses, and allergies. After a year, I was doing great and felt fantastic. Then I started doing allergy shots and got even better. I finally know what "normal" feels like. Thanks to the effective treatment, I may be able to avoid sinus surgery after all, but VASAP continues to carefully monitor my health. Bottom line: If you just get sniffles a few times a year, your primary care physician can probably help you control them. If your primary care physician refers you to an allergist, VASAP is an excellent choice. (I wrote this review on my own because I'm so happy with the experiences I've had at VASAP. Neither VASAP nor any of their affiliates have encouraged or even mentioned online reviews.)