Ready to head outside?
Season
Spring 2026
Season
Spring 2026
Trees
You may be experiencing
Most people with allergies will feel symptoms.
Peak cedar season in Waco.
Mold
You may be experiencing
Unlikely to cause symptoms for most.
Grass
You may be experiencing
Sensitive individuals may notice symptoms.
Grass season is beginning.
Weeds
You may be experiencing
Symptoms expected for most allergy sufferers.
Spring is the fireworks finale of allergy season. Oak, elm, pecan, ash, hackberry, and mulberry all peak between March and May — and grasses are building right behind them. If your symptoms feel like they’re coming from every direction, they probably are.
Stop Guessing at Your Symptoms
Allergies and asthma can disguise themselves as endless colds, chronic fatigue, or unexplained skin issues. If you're experiencing any of these, it's time for answers.
Chronic Cough
Persistent coughing that won't go away, especially at night or after exercise.
Sneezing & Congestion
Constant runny nose, sneezing fits, and sinus pressure that disrupts your day.
Itchy, Watery Eyes
Red, irritated eyes that make it hard to focus or enjoy the outdoors.
Skin Rashes & Hives
Unexplained itchy patches, eczema flare-ups, or sudden hives.
Shortness of Breath
Feeling winded easily, wheezing, or chest tightness.
Food Reactions
Digestive issues, swelling, or discomfort after eating certain foods.
Comprehensive Care for Lasting Relief
We offer a full spectrum of diagnostic and treatment options tailored to your unique needs, from traditional allergy shots to advanced biologics.
The closest thing to a cure.
Immunotherapy doesn't just mask symptoms. It changes how your immune system responds to allergens, providing relief that lasts.
of patients report significant symptom reduction after completing immunotherapy
"Your immune system learned to overreact. We can teach it to stop."
Board-Certified Allergist & Immunologist
Real Relief, Real Lives
"I've been to several specialists over the years, but the care here is unmatched. They don't just rush you out the door. They genuinely want to find the root cause of your symptoms."
"They were so patient with my son's food allergy testing. The doctors took the time to explain everything to us and created a clear, manageable plan. We feel so much more confident now."
"After suffering for years with what I thought were just 'bad colds', the team here finally diagnosed my severe dust mite allergy. The immunotherapy has completely changed my life. I can breathe again."
Rooted in Waco Since 1978.
Allergy & Asthma Care of Waco was founded on a simple principle: to provide the highest standard of specialized care to our local community. We aren't a corporate chain; we're your neighbors.
Our board-certified physicians have dedicated their careers to understanding the unique environmental challenges of Central Texas. We know cedar fever, we know local molds, and we know how to treat them effectively.
Visit Our Clinic
221 Jewell Drive
Waco, TX 76712
Frequently Asked Questions
In most cases, you do not need a referral to schedule an appointment with us. However, some insurance plans (like HMOs) may require one. We recommend checking with your insurance provider, or you can call our office and we'll help you verify your benefits.
Your initial visit will typically last 1-2 hours. It includes a comprehensive medical history review, a physical exam, and often allergy testing (usually skin prick testing). We'll discuss the results with you immediately and formulate a personalized treatment plan.
Yes. Immunotherapy (allergy shots) is the only treatment that actually changes your immune system's response to allergens. While medications only treat symptoms temporarily, allergy shots can provide long-lasting relief and even prevent the development of new allergies.
We treat patients of all ages, from infants to seniors. For children, we offer specialized pediatric allergy and asthma care, including gentle testing methods and age-appropriate treatment plans.
You will need to stop taking antihistamines (like Zyrtec, Claritin, Allegra, or Benadryl) 5-7 days before your appointment, as these medications can interfere with the test results. We will provide a detailed list of medications to avoid when you schedule your visit.
Take the First Step Toward Breathing Easier.
Schedule your comprehensive evaluation today and discover a personalized path to lasting relief.