Atlanta Allergy & Asthma

For shots, this location is fine. Generally very busy. Parking is ok although often the lot is very full and you need to circle several times to get a space. For physician visits, place is terrible. Always running at least 45 minutes behind-​many times over an hour behind-​your scheduled time. Plan accordingly!

Folks, let me tell you, I’m in love with this place. Why? Because I’m a college kid that was too lazy to care for a dog, but desperately wanted a kitty cat for my apartment. So what? So, i’m super allergic to cats. I went in to see Dr. Kalish and got allergy testing done. Turns out, I’m one of those weird kids that’s allergic to like everything in nature plus cats. I got prescribed some pills and shots and now I have my sweet little kitty, Sarah Joy living with me in my apartment :) I’m a happy camper.
On a more clinical note, the nurses are fantastic that work here. I come in twice a week to get shots, and the nurses are just so incredibly polite and nice. The waiting room is large so you don’t have to sit next to the obnoxious child whose parent is too wrapped up in their texting or whatever to discipline. Trust me, it’s a blessing to be able to sit on the other side of a large waiting room and avoid the whole situation.

I saw Dr. Cox who spent an good ten minutes talking about his hate for dermatologists then flat out told me that there may be nothing he can do for my rash. He then prescribed me a steroid that should not be taken long term for 4 months! He then refused to skin test me and ordered some bloodwork. After he was finished complaining, yet again, about dermatologists he ran out of the room like it was on fire. I later received a call that my labs were normal and to call if I had any other questions. He did not seem to care that my rash was still horrible or that we had no answers. He also requested no follow up. TERRIBLE doctor that cares more about hating dermatologists then his actual patient!