All CAAC locations will be closed on Wednesday, Jan. 22nd due to winter weather conditions.   ———————– New appointments are often available as early as this week depending on the location.  Check online or give us a call today to schedule.

Importance of Continuing Allergy and Asthma Treatment

Today's Pollen Count

Detailed pollen information

During Allergy season, pollen and mold counts are collected daily. The Pollen and Mold Counter will return early Spring 2025.

Pollen and Mold Levels

Pollen counts are updated daily from February 15 to November 15.
Last updated: October 30, 2023
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Meghan J. Lemke, MD
Medically reviewed by
Meghan J. Lemke, MD

 
 
 
 
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During this COVID-19 pandemic, almost everything in our lives has ground to a halt.
 
Almost.
 
While a lot of things stopped or closed or changed, a few things didn’t. Allergies didn’t stop. Asthma didn’t stop. And the board-certified asthma and allergy specialists at Carolina Asthma & Allergy Center didn’t stop caring for and treating our patients. If you have allergies or asthma, you must continue treatment so your symptoms are managed and your quality of life is maintained.
 
Right now, many people are reluctant to go to public spaces, including physician offices, for fear of contracting COVID-19. We understand and share your concern. That’s why we have protocols in place — including requiring masks and doing temperature checks — to help protect the health and safety of everyone in our offices — patients, care providers, and staff alike.
 
This pandemic has caused many in our community to focus on their true purpose — their “why.” Even in these uncertain times, at Carolina Asthma & Allergy Center, our “why” remains clear: to help our patients breathe, live and thrive.
 
Call 704-372-7900 today to schedule an appointment at one of our locations.

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