Aspire Allergy & Sinus - Colorado Springs MainILIT Provider in Colorado Springs, CO

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Aspire Allergy & Sinus in Colorado Springs, CO offers ExACT Immunoplasty℠, the practice's name for intralymphatic immunotherapy (ILIT), along with allergy testing, allergy shots and allergy drops. Aspire describes ExACT as three injections over eight weeks, a fast allergy treatment compared with years of allergy shots, and says the first treatment can be scheduled the same day as an allergy test. Providers listed for this office include Dr. Cody Aull, Dr. William Storms and Kathy Blair (PHD, FNP-BC), among others.

About This Practice

Aspire's Colorado Springs Main office is at 1625 Medical Center Point, Suite 190, in Colorado Springs. According to the practice, it serves Colorado Springs and nearby areas such as East Colorado Springs, Knob Hill and Northeast Colorado Springs. Its website lists Dr. Cody Aull, Dr. William Storms, Kathy Blair (PHD, FNP-BC), Kelly Eskew (FNP-BC) and Kori Schulte (FNP-BC, AE-C) at this office. Aspire describes ExACT Immunoplasty℠ as a form of intralymphatic immunotherapy: small amounts of allergen go into the inguinal lymph node, in the groin, under ultrasound guidance, three times over eight weeks. The practice says each procedure takes about 5 to 10 minutes, followed by a 60 minute observation period, and that up to three allergens can be included in each treatment series. The first step is an allergy test, which Aspire says covers up to 58 allergens with results the same day. If ExACT is a fit, the first treatment can be scheduled that same day. Patients need an epinephrine auto injector on treatment days, and anyone taking a beta blocker must have their doctor pause it for at least 24 hours before each treatment. Aspire also lists allergy drops, allergy shots, food allergy testing, oral immunotherapy for food allergies and sinus care among its services.

Open Air Allergy Network is an independent directory and isn't affiliated with Aspire Allergy & Sinus - Colorado Springs Main. This profile summarizes information the practice publishes on its website, so please confirm details with the practice.

Patient Reviews for Aspire Allergy & Sinus - Colorado Springs Main

Google: ★★★★★ 4.7 (568 reviews)

Andrea★★★★★

Kori is a great fit for me. She explained my signs, symptoms and treatment in a manner that was easily understood. Kori listened and responded to all of my questions in a personable, courteous and respectful manner. I would highly recommend this Aspire location for your sinus issues, questions and resolution.

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Zachary Nance★☆☆☆☆

My experience was awful from start to finish. The entire process was extremely expensive, poorly communicated, and frustrating. I came in for an allergy test and waited over an hour to be helped. When I tried to ask the front desk a question, the staff member was short and rude with me and simply told me that I would be helped shortly and to have a seat. Cost was also not communicated clearly at all. When I specifically asked about the price, I was told it would be around $400. I then received a surprise bill for nearly $1,000. At no point was it clearly explained to me that the actual cost could be anywhere near that amount. I would have made a very different decision had the true cost been communicated upfront. Between the excessive wait, rude customer service, lack of communication, and a bill more than double what I was told to expect, I was extremely disappointed with the entire experience. If you like your money and to have things explained to you please stay away from here.

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Simon Ruzicka★★★★★

Kori was very communicative, obviously knew her stuff, dug into various symptoms and topics I brought up to try and get more information instead of just pushing me out the door like many health systems do nowadays. Presented a plan to move forward to try and help me with my health issues, and followed up immediately afterwards. Highly recommend her

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Frequently Asked Questions

Is there a faster alternative to allergy shots in Colorado Springs?

Yes. Aspire's Colorado Springs Main office offers ExACT Immunoplasty℠, which the practice describes as three injections over eight weeks instead of years of allergy shots.

When does allergy season start around Colorado Springs?

The Colorado Springs area ranked #15 of the 100 largest U.S. metro areas in the Asthma and Allergy Foundation of America's 2026 Allergy Capitals report. It also found that in 2025, areas in the West had more pollen spikes and a longer pollen season, especially for grass and weed pollen. Aspire starts ExACT with an allergy test to find which allergens to treat.

What happens at an ExACT Immunoplasty appointment?

Aspire says the procedure takes about 5 to 10 minutes, with the allergen placed in a lymph node in the groin under ultrasound guidance, followed by 60 minutes of observation. Bring an epinephrine auto injector, which the practice requires on treatment days.

Can ExACT start the same day as my allergy test?

According to Aspire, you start with an allergy test for up to 58 allergens, with results at the same visit. If ExACT is right for you, the first treatment can be scheduled that day.

How many allergies can ExACT treat at once?

Aspire says each ExACT series can include up to three allergens, and another series can follow for additional allergens if needed.

Who sees patients at Aspire's Colorado Springs Main office?

Aspire's website lists Dr. Cody Aull, Dr. William Storms, Kathy Blair (PHD, FNP-BC), Kelly Eskew (FNP-BC) and Kori Schulte (FNP-BC, AE-C) at this office.

Where is Aspire's Colorado Springs Main office?

The office is at 1625 Medical Center Point, Suite 190, in Colorado Springs, CO. Aspire says it serves nearby areas such as East Colorado Springs, Knob Hill and Northeast Colorado Springs.

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