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Allergy Program

The Allergy Program at Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia (CHOP) provides comprehensive evaluation and treatment for children with allergic diseases and asthma.

Whether your child was admitted to our inpatient service for management of difficult-to-control allergic disorders or came to us for an outpatient evaluation, our goal remains the same. We want to partner with you to provide your child with a thorough assessment, comprehensive care, individualized treatment, and ongoing education and support to improve the quality of their life.

As one of the largest pediatric allergy groups in the region, we care for patients from the Greater Philadelphia region and around the world. Our program has been designated as a Center of Excellence by the World Allergy Organization.

How we serve you

The goal of our allergy services is to partner with your family to provide individualized treatment and education plans to improve the quality of your child’s life. We offer a variety of specialized services, programs and clinics to best support children with allergic conditions.

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Why choose CHOP's Allergy Program

CHOP is leading the way with treatment innovations for all types of allergies, asthma and related conditions. We are proud to help children reach their potential and go on to lead full and rich lives.

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Meet your team

Experts from CHOP’s Allergy Program are recognized as global leaders in the management of allergic conditions and have helped formulate many of the national guidelines used by physicians around the world.

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Our locations

You can visit staff from the Allergy Program at many locations in Pennsylvania and New Jersey.

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Our research

Clinicians at CHOP are leading allergy research worldwide by participating in efforts to bring new medications and therapies to patients. Ongoing research efforts are focused on EoE, IgE-mediated food allergies, atopic dermatitis and more.

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Allergy Program resources

Caring for a child with an allergic disease can be challenging. To help you find answers and feel confident with the care you are providing your child, we’ve created the following list of health resources.

Patient stories

Events

Allergy Updates for 2024: Priming Your Practice

Friday, Sep 13, 2024

This course will provide a wide overview of complicated topics of atopic diseases. New therapeutics continue to become available and new indications and approvals have changed treatment options for patients.

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What to expect

Learn how to prepare for your child’s allergy/asthma appointment, including what to bring, medications to avoid, what happens during the evaluation as well as follow-up visits.

Your donation changes lives

Philanthropic donations fuel breakthrough discoveries, innovative care and pioneering treatments at the Allergy Program and Division of Allergy and Immunology.

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