Excellent care and treatment for food allergies and asthma. Listens to the patient, explains the…read moreissues, and helps you understand how to get better with medical treatment! Stays up to date on current, sound evidence with holistic approach. Highly recommend him for my family and my children and to others! Saw him at his Maple Grove location.

I've had allergies all my life. Suddenly they started getting worse as I got older. He helped me…read moreget them under control and keep them manageable. Very thorough and easy to talk to. Helped to change my lifestyle so I could be healthy and lead a full life. I have always been able to get into see him timely. One of the best Dr.s I have ever been to. I highly recommend him.

I've been coming to Allergy and Asthma Center of Minnesota for about a year and a half and have had…read morean awesome experience. Dr. McMahon is thorough, caring, and attentive. The nurse staff is great too, always answering my questions and trying to build a relationship with me. I have suffered from allergies and asthma my entire life. Dr. McMahon came up with a treatment plan for me that required a year of weekly allergy shots, which is a pain in terms of time, but has literally changed my quality of life for the better. The staff are very flexible and always work to get the most affordable prescriptions, have late week-night hours, and are usually available by phone all day. If you need a great doctor who is willing to work with you long term on controlling your allergies and/or asthma, I strongly recommend Dr. McMahon.

I scheduled an appointment to have allergy testing done. There have been multiple instances where I…read morehave consumed something that by body reacts to, making my upper body red and blotchy, in addition to my chest getting tight and having a difficult time breathing, and my head feeling fuzzy. I haven't nailed it down, as to what makes me react, which is my reasoning for wanting an allergy test. After telling Dr. Philip Halverson about my symptoms and experiences, he decided that I am not experiencing enough of a reaction and I am free to continue testing my reactions on my own. He even suggesting that I keep a log of what I eat and react to, how nice?! Oh, my head feeling fuzzy, my difficulty breathing, and my entire upper body becoming red and blotchy isn't enough of a reaction? This is by far the most frustrating experience I have ever had, dealing with a medical professional! Not to mention, the whole 15 minutes I got to spend with Dr. Halverson cost me $40 co-pay AND $190 appointment bill! So not only was it a huge waste of time and money, but I am back at square one with having to spend more money and time to get an actual opinion. I am not even going to call it a second opinion, because the first wasn't even that, it was ignorance. I can honestly say that I will never be back and I will try my best to persuade everyone to go elsewhere. Save your money and sanity, because he won't help anyway.

Ugh this clinic. We feel a bit stuck having had our child's allergy shots there for three years…read more(with no end in sight and modest improvement in symptoms). I don't mind the $75 fee. I do mind the hours for allergy shots are not patient friendly and very limited. Why do they need to close for two hours over the lunch hour. Who takes an hour for lunch anymore?! There are no early morning or evening hours. It is very difficult to get in for allergy shots during allotted hours. Be prepared for some snark from the allergy shots nurses if you weren't able to get in an are a few hours over. Also, you can hear EVERYTHING the nurses discuss when they're behind their desk. Feels a bit unprofessional. We will finish because we are so far in, but if I had to do it over again I'd pick a different clinic

This clinic has decided to impose a mandatory annual $75 patient administrative fee…read more They are under the same inflationary pressures, government and insurance reimbursement parameters, AS EVERY OTHER DOCTORS OFFICE IN THE TWIN CITIES, so why can't they seem to cover their office overhead (cost of doing business) without inflicting a direct annual fee onto their patients? I've sadly taken my allergy healthcare needs to different provider.

I was very unimpressed with Dr. Berman. To me, it appeared that the doctor was not interested in…read moreanything I had to say and also that he had other, better things to be doing. I felt he was rather disrespectful of the insight I have into my own body, and I was treated like I had no idea what I was talking about because I was "just" a patient. It seemed to me, that he came into the room already knowing what he was going to do whether or not I agreed with his treatment plan. When I had questions regarding the treatment he prescribed, it felt like I had entered into some sort of strange power play. It appeared to me that my opinion just wasn't important. I was very disappointed with Dr. Berman and will be seeking a second opinion with an entirely different allergy and asthma specialty clinic. It is sad that my experience was so poor and frustrating that I now refuse to see any other doctor at the clinic he works at. I will also be writing a letter to the clinic explaining my disappointment and dissatisfaction.

Decent care, but disappointed in the service. This office never runs on time. Takes minimum of one…read morehour to get injections, staff seems indifferent about patient needs and schedules. Front desk personnel not pleasant. Would not go here if it were not for my insurance and location.

This allergist gave me a fantastic experience. My first appointment was almost 2 hours long talking…read moreto Dr.Mehta, who was attentive and clearly explained my treatment options and the why behind it. The office staff is friendly and always open when I need to pop in for an allergy shot. Highly recommend!

I have wicked year-round allergies to just about everything except food;…read moreCats, Dogs, Trees, Grass, Flowers, Weeds, Mold, Dust, HORSES. I know, right? Who is allergic to horses? I yam. I have been coming here for a good 6 years or so for allergy and asthma medication maintenance and checkups and immunotherapy (allergy shots). I found out that they can make your allergy shot serum for you and you can take it to whatever clinic you prefer if coming to their clinic is not convenient for you. Which, let's face it, if you're starting allergy shots you're likely going to be there around twice a week for a good year and $6 in parking fees Downtown twice a week really adds up fast. I decided to go this route and bring my serum to my local clinic for injections and let me tell you: they didn't really know what they were doing. They were actually kind of uncomfortable with the whole thing. Then I had a systemic reaction (slight anaphylaxis) because I am sure they misdosed me and I HAD IT. They were contemplating stabbing me with an epi pen and sending me to the hospital but I convinced them to just give me a shot of benedryl. I said that I am never going anywhere but Asthma and Allergy Specialists for my shots ever again. And I haven't. The one time I did have a systemic at the A+A clinic they dealt with it in a professional and calm manner - they gave me an injection of epinephrine (not a stab of a pen!), some crackers and water, and made me rest in their room under supervision for an hour. They are called specialists for a reason. I pony up that parking cash. They have an allergy injection lab that is open 4 days a week, no appointment required. Just check-in with Lisa at the front desk, pop in to the lab, they have your serum, you get your shot(s), you wait the required 30 minutes and you leave. They know what they're doing. Kari is the best! For your convenience here is their INJECTION LAB hours: Monday: 8:45 AM - 4:45 PM Tuesday: 8:00 AM - 4:45 PM Wednesday: Closed Thursday: 1:00 - 4:45 PM Friday: 8:30 - 11:30 AM and 1:30 - 4:30 PM Here are my ONLY cons: -The parking sucks and they do not validate (but they are skyway connected so you can get creative. Try bundling a visit into a Target trip - they are a block away; spend $20 at Target and get a 1 hour free parking voucher in their lot then walk over to the Med Art Bldg!) -The staff attends seminars and training events, etc a few times a year and unless you see the old school printed note on the door of the clinic you won't know if they're closed or not. Which is a pain in the ass when you have to pay for parking and drive downtown and take time off work, yada yada yada. PLEASE PUT THESE EVENTS ON YOUR WEBSITE! It's 2017. (On that note, I guess it's a good thing that they're constantly going to seminars and trainings - I suppose that's how you become specialist!) HOT TIP: The clinic doubles as a research facility (CRI) for Allergy/Asthma/Migraine meds. If you're interested in being a guinea pig you can get paid pretty handsomely for it. I've done it once or twice myself! I grew an extra arm but hey, who doesn't need an extra arm?! Check it out: https://criminnesota.com/volunteer/current-studies-2/