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Flu Shots Now Available
Fluzone Influenza Vaccine
September is the beginning of the cold and flu season. The CDC recommends immunization as soon as feasible.
No appointments necessary for Established Patients.
If you’re at Advanced Allergy and Asthma, simply ask your provider for a flu shot. We will be able to give you one on the spot.
Seasonal Flu Shots:
Now offering Telehealth
For more information or to schedule a telehealth visit, please contact our offices at the numbers listed below: McKay Dee Location: 801-387-4850 Ogden Regional Medical Plaza Location: 801-476-0052. Please rest assured that we are taking all precautions to ensure our offices continue to be safe and clean environments for our patients to receive their allergy shots as well as come for in-person office visits.
Wednesday December 6th will be closed at 12:00PM, Shot Clinic Closing at 11:30AM
Monday December 25th Closed
Monday January 1st Closed
About the Practice
The board-certified medical team at Advanced Allergy & Asthma is dedicated to providing the most cutting-edge treatments for acute and chronic allergies, asthma, and related conditions. The office in Ogden, Utah, is fully equipped with the latest technologies to diagnose and treat the many disruptive symptoms of allergies, asthma, eczema, and other chronic health issues.
Led by renowned allergy specialists, Vicki J. Lyons, MD, PC, and Timothy J. Sullivan, MD, the Advanced Allergy & Asthma team focuses on individual needs and makes the latest treatments available for patients of all ages.
The on-site allergy testing technologies offer fast, accurate results and each treatment plan is customized to improve patient quality of life. The allergy and immunology specialists value the importance of education in managing allergy and asthma symptoms and provide comprehensive resources to keep symptoms well controlled. In addition to medications, the team provides on-site allergy shots under the careful supervision of experienced physicians.
In addition to diagnosing and treating asthma and seasonal allergy symptoms, the Advanced Allergy & Asthma medical staff can address a variety of respiratory conditions, including chronic cough and sinusitis, as well as eczema and allergies triggered by insect stings, foods, and medications. The team uses the latest advancements in immunotherapy to reduce patient sensitivity to a variety of environmental triggers.
If you’re looking for comprehensive allergy and asthma care for you or your family, schedule a consultation at Advanced Allergy & Asthma today by phone or by using the online booking feature.
Mission Statement
To deliver cutting edge and personalized medical care for the treatment of allergic and immunologic diseases to help our patients reclaim and maintain their quality of life
Don't Let Allergies Rule Your Life
Allergy and Asthma Clinic is dedicated to improving quality care for patients with asthma and allergies. We provide diagnosis and treatment of asthma and allergies for patients in the Ogden, Utah area. Patient education is a primary component of the care we provide.
As an allergist and immunologist, Dr. Vicki Lyons MD and her team are specialty trained to treat asthma, allergies and immunodeficiency having completed at least nine years of post graduate training. Dr. Lyons is BOARD CERTIFIED by the American Board of Allergy and Immunology.
We accept Medicare / Medicaid insurance with a Physician referral. We are contracted with most Medicare Advantage Plans.
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