Prairie AllergyILIT Provider in Prairie Village, KS
Prairie Allergy is an allergy practice in Prairie Village, where board certified allergist Dr. Brynn Everist serves the Kansas City area. According to its website, treatment options include allergy shots, allergy drops and QUICK-LI®, the practice's ultrasound guided intralymphatic immunotherapy (ILIT), a fast allergy treatment of three injections given four weeks apart.
About This Practice
Prairie Allergy is an allergy practice in Prairie Village serving the Kansas City area. The practice says its longer appointment times leave room to talk through symptoms and options. According to its website, Dr. Brynn Everist treats environmental and food allergies, eczema, asthma and hives, with skin testing, bloodwork, oral food challenges and spirometry. For environmental allergies to pollen, mold, dust mites and pet dander, Prairie Allergy offers QUICK-LI®, its ultrasound guided intralymphatic immunotherapy (ILIT). The practice describes three injections into a lymph node in the groin at the start, four weeks and eight weeks, so treatment wraps up in about eight weeks, and says most patients notice their symptoms improve about four weeks after the third dose. Whether QUICK-LI is the right fit is a decision for you and Dr. Everist. Its website also lists allergy shots, allergy drops and OMIT, an allergy toothpaste. Dr. Brynn Everist, MD Board certified allergist and clinical immunologist Fellowship in allergy and immunology, University of Kansas Pediatric and adolescent medicine residency, Mayo Clinic MD, University of Kansas Board member, Greater Kansas City Allergy Society
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Patient Reviews for Prairie Allergy
I called about sublingual drops or traditional allergy shots, but Dr. Everist informed me about QUICK-LI shots, a set of 3 shots instead of 5 years of shots. I gave it a try and I'm glad I did! What a great technology, and Dr. Everist and team are excellent, friendly, and happy to answer any questions. One surprising thing about Prairie Allergy is that Dr. Everist gives her patients LOTS of time to chat and explain things, answer questions directly, etc. unlike other medical professionals who seem to just want to get in and out as fast as possible. I felt very welcomed by the entire team each of my three visits. The best part is that I no longer have any allergy symptoms, though to be fair, my symptoms were relatively mild. Highly recommended to anyone to at least get a consultation!
Dr. Everist is an incredible doctor and her QUICK-LI allergy shots were a huge help in addressing my allergies. She is on the cutting edge of innovation. I would recommend her services to anyone.
As a physician who has battled severe allergies my entire life, I cannot recommend Dr. Everist and Prairie Allergy highly enough. Despite having every medical resource at my disposal, allergies always made Spring—my favorite season—miserable. Simple things like running or playing in the backyard with my kids and dog resulted in debilitating symptoms. I initially sought help at a large university clinic, but their demanding schedule for in-office shots was impossible to maintain. Dr. Everist has saved me! We started multi-allergen sublingual immunotherapy (drops), which provided a level of convenience and clinical efficacy that traditional clinics couldn't match. For the first time, I am enjoying the Kansas City weather with my family without being knocked down by symptoms. If you want expert, personalized, and life-changing allergy care, Dr. Everist is the best in the business.
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QUICK-LI®: 3 injections over about 8 weeks, instead of years of allergy shots.