11th July 2024
Will We Ever Cure Food Allergies?
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Here’s what our patients have to say…
The Allergy Centre of Excellence is dedicated to delivering personalised care tailored to each patient’s needs, all while maintaining the highest safety standards. Our clinic is supported by an elite team of the most experienced clinicians in the field. Founded by Professors Fox, Lack, and Du Toit, internationally recognised leaders in paediatric allergy, our centre is distinguished by groundbreaking research and unmatched clinical expertise.
For singular allergen OIT, prices vary from £6,000-£9,400 per programme, depending on the allergen. If your child is suitable for multi-OIT programmes (two allergens), pricing starts from £9,600. The packages include the following:
Palforzia treatment is priced from £18,000 and the package includes:
The Allergy Centre of Excellence aims to provide patient centred and responsive care, backed up by the highest safety standards and supported by the most experienced clinicians.
To find out if your child is suitable for OIT, just complete our simple questionnaire
Let's checkInterested in desensitisation to other food allergens such as sesame, tree nuts, milk, egg or wheat?
Register your interestPlease advise your Allergist that you would like to move forward with food desensitisation and they will complete and send the necessary referral form and most recent medical report to our Admin Team.
When one of our Paediatric Allergists has determined your child is suitable for oral immunotherapy, they will complete and send a referral form to our Admin Team. A ‘virtual’ assessment appointment will then be arranged with a member of the Clinical Team who will be looking after your child on the programme. They will discuss the process and ensure that you fully understand what is involved. The assessment will cover the detailed history provided by your allergist, focussing on the particular allergen selected for desensitisation. This is your opportunity to have answered any additional questions you may have.
If it is felt your child is suitable for the treatment, you will be provided with written information and given plenty of opportunity to ask any questions. When you feel ready, you will be asked to sign a consent form to indicate that you have fully understood the risks involved. Older children will be asked to sign an assent form confirming they are motivated and willing to undergo therapy. If you do not already have them, you will be prescribed adrenaline autoinjectors e.g. Epipen and trained in their use, so that you are well prepared to deal with a more severe allergic reaction.
A referral from one of our Professors to the service is required in the first instance.
Your child’s current allergy status will need to be confirmed, please note that up to date skin prick tests, blood tests or spirometry may be required to ensure suitability, any child whose asthma or eczema is not extremely well controlled, would not be suitable for starting treatment.
If your child has not been seen before, our Admin Team will direct you appropriately to the Professor’s private clinics on receipt of your suitability form.
When one of our Paediatric Allergists has determined your child is suitable for oral immunotherapy, they will complete and send a referral form to our Admin Team. A ‘virtual’ assessment appointment will then be arranged with a member of the Clinical Team who will be looking after your child on the programme. They will discuss the process and ensure that you fully understand what is involved. The assessment will cover the detailed history provided by your allergist, focussing on the particular allergen selected for desensitisation. This is your opportunity to have answered any additional questions you may have.
If it is felt your child is suitable for the treatment, you will be provided with written information and given plenty of opportunity to ask any questions. When you feel ready, you will be asked to sign a consent form to indicate that you have fully understood the risks involved. Older children will be asked to sign an assent form confirming they are motivated and willing to undergo therapy. If you do not already have them, you will be prescribed adrenaline autoinjectors e.g. Epipen and trained in their use, so that you are well prepared to deal with a more severe allergic reaction.
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If you have any questions, want to learn more about our treatments, or wish to schedule an initial consultation to see if your child is suitable, please contact us.
Simply call us on:
020 3633 9851
Or send us an email to:
office@oit.clinic