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Allergy Shots in Spokane – Continue Your Immunotherapy

Clinic hours: Monday–Friday, 9 AM–5 PM. Call (509) 618-0660 before visiting to confirm your eligibility, required records, and injection scheduling.

If your previous allergy clinic has closed, you may be wondering how to continue your prescribed allergy immunotherapy. Franklin Park Express Care in North Spokane offers support for eligible patients who need to continue treatment using allergy serum prescribed and prepared by their allergist.

Our clinic is located at 5904 N Division St, Spokane, WA 99208. Please contact us before transferring your care or bringing your serum so our team can explain the intake process and confirm whether we can accommodate your treatment plan.

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Continuing Allergy Immunotherapy After a Clinic Closure

Allergy shots, also called allergen immunotherapy injections, are prescribed as part of an individualized treatment plan. Continuing treatment requires attention to your prescribed schedule, previous doses, treatment history, and any reactions you may have experienced.

If your former allergy clinic has closed, contact your prescribing allergist or their records department to obtain your current treatment instructions and relevant medical documentation. Our team will need to review the information required for safe administration and determine whether we can continue your injections.

What Should You Bring?

If you are seeking to continue an existing immunotherapy plan, contact us first and ask which records are required. Depending on your circumstances, these may include:

  • Your prescribed, pre-prepared allergy serum, if the clinic confirms it can accept it.

  • Your allergist's written orders and dosing instructions.

  • Your injection and treatment history, including your most recent dose.

  • Information about previous reactions or changes to your health.

  • Contact details for your prescribing allergy specialist.

Do not assume that we can administer an injection without reviewing the necessary records. Treatment may need to be delayed if the prescribed instructions or relevant history are unavailable.

Nurse-Supervised Allergy Injections

For patients accepted for treatment, injections are administered according to the clinic's approved protocols and prescribed instructions, with appropriate clinical supervision and observation.

Tell the clinical team about any previous reaction to an allergy shot or recent health changes before an injection. If an injection is not appropriate that day, the team can explain the next steps.

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Allergy Shot Pricing and Insurance

Self-pay injection visit

The cost may depend on the services provided and whether your serum is supplied by your allergist. Call to confirm fees, insurance coverage, and any additional charges before scheduling.

Contact Franklin Park Express Care

If you have been affected by an allergy clinic closure, call us to discuss your next steps.

Phone: (509) 618-0660
Address: 5904 N Division St, Spokane, WA 99208
Hours: Monday–Friday, 9 AM–5 PM

Call before visiting. We will explain the records needed and help determine whether our clinic can support the continuation of your prescribed immunotherapy.