Allergy Asthma & Sinus Care Center

I actually transferred my care to Allergy Asthma and Sinus Care Center in November 2008 from another allergist since I was not happy with my original allergists.
The office runs in the 21^st century. Everything is computerized. In fact, there’s a camera at the receptionist area and they have your photo linked with your chart. It does take a bit to get used to the physician coming in with a tablet and takes notes on it while he asked you questions. I promise he is listening! (the only thing that could use a bit of an update is the allergy shot record book. it’s still on paper.).
There are two physicians at Allergy Asthma and Sinus Care Center. Dr. Borts is who I usually see. I’ve also been able to make same day appointments when my allergy flares up. During my first year of treatment, I visited the office quite frequently and both Dr. Borts and the ladies knew me by name. With their help, my allergy is better under control and I’m less miserable during spring and fall!

In my long belabored quest of sinus pain and other maladies, one of my stops to feeling human again takes me to an allergist.
This office is on the first floor so park in the back or take the stairs down.
From the website: «We are a unique office and comprehensive resource for the diagnosis and treatment of children and adults with allergic conditions. «
The older receptionist was polite but the young receptionist (?) as I left was not very polite, young gal she was, and was talking away while the doctor was patiently waiting for her to stop talking about some sort of gossip (no really it was lol) so he could give her information about my check out.
She of course screwed up and did not sign me up for their online service that allows you to email the doctor etc.
The doctor was fantastic! Dr. Michael Borts, M.D. was thorough and patient. I was very impressed with his demeanor and his ability to communicate to a patient (me) so clearly. Usually doctor’s just use vague terms and then don’t leave you fully prepared for when another doctor asks for what tests were done or why or any information that might be helpful.
Dr. Michael Borts was perfect. He wanted the whole picture, had helpful suggestions, and laid out a plan for how to precede from there.
I finally felt some reassurance that there was a path to getting my many, of late, health problems solved.
My only complaint besides the terrible receptionist (?) was that the bathrooms are in the hall outside of the doctor’s office.
That was a bit odd but it was clean.
TLDR: It is a bit of trip out here but Dr. Michael Borts listened, communicated and gave a clear picture of how to precede. I abhor going to the doctor so this is a compliment indeed. My first visit but I found him worth the trip and recommend him this far.