AllerVie Health - DuPont Circle

J R 

on Google

a week ago

The people are very nice but their hours keep getting more and more cut back. Earlier closures, random days not open. Poor communication. Update: just requested to cancel all my future allergy shots. I have tried 3 times to come in this week - closed each time. Realize that this is a “me” problem for having a regular 9-5 job, but they’re not kidding : at 3:00 those doors are LOCKED - showed up at 3:01 and can’t get a shot. 

Divya Schavio 

on Google

a week ago

Since this got taken over by private equity, it’s really tough to get help. But, the doctors/medical team are amazing and Nia at the front desk is also very helpful - she stayed with me on the phone for 40 minutes to sort through a medication issue. 

Renee Allard 

on Google

2 weeks ago

The staff is friendly and helpful but there are delays in response and follow up for appointments. -- I received a follow-up call after my initial review and was able to resolve some delays in communication and care after clarification from the staff. The clinic noted they switched programs and had several hiccups in tracking as a result. -- I am truly appreciative of the care team in how friendly and earnest they are with treatment. My biggest complaint is with my personal insurance but the clinic is doing their best to hel... read more

Yasmin Abusaif 

on Google

2 weeks ago

I went here for an allergy test. Although my process was smooth (70+ pricks) what was disappointing was the outcome. My doctor returned after the waiting time to determine which pricks I reacted to. She verbally said, wow that’s weird, you didn’t react at all to the histamine control. I shrugged off the comment. She then said I had no allergies. I thought this was strange since I definitely do have allergies but didn’t know how to push back. It wasn’t until I went home that I googled what does it mean when you don’t react to... read more

Billy John 

on Google

2 weeks ago

I’ve had more luck catching a ghost than catching this place open. Trying to figure out if this place is open is more complicated than decoding a D.C. parking sign. You have to drive over just to decode a wall of “we're closed” flyers. If you do catch them open, prepare for the warmest welcome of a cactus. It’s a total factory-churn, and you’ll be waiting in that lobby until you’re ready to collect Social Security.