Louisville
Avista Hospital Medical Office
90 Health Park Drive, Suite 170
Louisville, CO 80027
Longmont
1361 Francis Street
Suite 101
Longmont, CO 80501
Boulder
1840 Folsom Street
Suite 105
Boulder, CO 80302
Westminster
14300 Orchard Parkway
3rd Floor, 2nd POD
Westminster, CO 80023
We are a full service allergy, asthma & immunology clinic in Louisville, Longmont, and Boulder, Colorado and are dedicated to providing the highest quality allergy & immunology care to our patients.
Patient-Centered Approach
Our individualized patient-centered approach focuses on diagnosis, management, and education to best empower our patients in the treatment of allergic & immunologic diseases.
Diagnostic
Testing
We have state-of-the-art equipment to measure lung function and lung inflammation in patients with respiratory symptoms, and we perform rhinolaryngoscopy to evaluate nasal anatomy and assess for vocal cord dysfunction.
Pediatric & Adult Patients
We care for patients of all ages with asthma, allergy & sinus disease, food allergy, hives, allergic eczema, insect allergies as well as patients with other allergic & immunologic disorders.
Highly Trained Allergists
Dr. Shoban Davé leads this practice and is a board certified, Mayo Clinic fellowship trained Allergist-Immunologist. He has been recognized as a "Top Allergist-Immunologist" by US News & World Report Magazine.
News Updates
Shellfish allergies: can they be treated?
Shellfish allergy is a type of hyper-immune response mediated by Immunoglobulin E
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Oral Peanut Immunotherapy is One Step Closer to FDA Approval
A recent vote by an FDA advisory committee is recommending eventual FDA approval of Palforzia, a novel therapy that may be indicated for patients between 4 and 17 years with peanut allergies.
Eczema During Infancy May Reduce Future Development of Allergy
As research into eczema advances, the more allergists understand its association with other allergic diseases. Scientists have noted a phenomenon coined the “atopic march”, which is an observed...
