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Category: Health->Medical Specialists - Allergists & Immunologists,
Address: 35 East 35 Street
Brooklyn, New York 10016
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Phone Number: (212) 685-4225
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Short walk from Number 6 train station at 33rd Street and Park Avenue. Short walk from Grand Central Station at 42nd and Park Avenue.AAAMH specializes in the diagnosis and treatment of allergic diseases. These include: Asthma; Allergic Rhinitis and conjunctivitis (nose and eye allergy); Sinusitis; Nasal Polyps; Hives; Eczema; Allergy to Animals, Latex and/or Insects; Drug Allergies. AAAMH treats both children and Adults. The practice offers a full array of diagnostic and therapeutic services in a warm and welcoming setting. After diagnostic testing is completed AAAMH doctors tailor a treatment program for each patient to relieve symptoms and control allergies. AAAMH strives to focus on patients??? health and improve the quality of their lives. While addressing medical needs, AAAMH always remain cognizant of the psychosocial aspects of allergic disease.
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Karen Connell
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We have seen Dr. Ehrlich for the last 5 years and I can't say enough good things about his research, extensive knowledge about kids and allergies (including food allergies), bedside manner and the nurses there. He is one of the top-notch ped allergists in NYC and it's obvious why. He also wrote a book about Pediatric Allergies with a fellow physician at Mount Sinai. It's worth reading.
Posted: 07-31-2011
Elana Gartner Golden
- Rating 1.0 out of 5.0
We saw Dr. Ehrlich for our son who, at the time, was 1. He had tested very high for a peanut allergy and had had a reaction to the ingestion of eggs which he subsequently tested high for, as well. As it turned out, our pediatrician's office had ordered incorrect tests. Dr. Ehrlich kept us and our impatient 1 year old waiting with him in his office as he berated the lab for even administering such a test, none of which moved our appointment forward or helped us in the moment.
After he was done, he administered a skin test. We also went back to our pediatrician's office the next day to re-do the blood work. Dr. Ehrlich's skin test had a few contradictions to the correct blood test so he told us to throw his skin test results out the window and go with the blood test results. This was infuriating. Finding out that your child has dangerous allergies is hard enough. Having contradictory tests is confusing enough. Having a doctor throw a fit when a test is administered incorrectly only to subsequently suggest that we throw out his test is unforgiveable. We left him immediately.
Posted: 05-08-2012
