Custom Allergist WordPress Theme
Allergy shot hours, testing prep guides and new-patient requests
Allergy patients show up in waves; the first warm week of spring floods your phones and food allergy referrals trickle in all year from worried pediatricians. Much of what people call about is the same: shot hours, how to prepare for testing, which antihistamines to stop and whether you see kids. An allergist WordPress theme from Foxco puts those answers online, with a shot clinic schedule you can update in seconds, testing prep guides and condition pages covering seasonal allergies, asthma, food allergies and eczema, plus a new-patient request form. A seasonal updates section gives regulars a reason to check back when tree pollen starts flying. It's $999 installed and configured and your nurses spend less time reading the same instructions over the phone.
Fewer repeat calls every allergy season.
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Built for Allergists
- 01Allergy shot clinic hours with holiday changes
- 02Testing prep guide with medications to pause
- 03Condition pages for seasonal, food and drug allergies and asthma
- 04New-patient request form with referring doctor field
- 05Seasonal update posts for pollen and mold season
- 06Pediatric allergy page for parents
What's included for $999
$999 Installed and configured
- Custom WordPress theme built for your allergist
- Installed on your hosting
- Set up with your logo, colors and content
- Mobile-first pages that load fast
- Contact and inquiry forms connected
- A walkthrough so your team can edit it
Allergist theme questions
Is the theme made from scratch or a template?
Somewhere in between and better than either. We start from our allergy and asthma framework, then build a custom WordPress theme with your brand, providers, shot schedule and content.
How long does it take?
7-10 days is typical once we have your logo, photos and content. If spring is around the corner and you need it sooner, ask about a rush; it depends on our bandwidth.
Can patients see shot hours by location?
Yes. Each office gets its own shot clinic schedule with notes for holidays and closures, editable from the dashboard. Online shot check-in can be scoped as a custom project.
Can parents send food allergy test results ahead of the visit?
The standard new-patient form handles contact details, the referring doctor and the reason for the visit. Test results and records are protected health information, so they'd go through a HIPAA-capable upload service set up as a custom project. The theme by itself isn't what makes a practice compliant.
Those waves are predictable even when the pollen isn't, which means a lot of the calls an allergy office takes in spring could be handled by a well-organized page before anyone picks up the phone.
Shot hours that stay current
Allergy shot patients come in weekly or monthly and need to know when the shot room is open, how long they'll wait afterward and which days change around holidays. Each location gets a schedule block you update from your phone, so a snow closure or staff training day reaches patients before they're sitting in the parking lot.
Testing prep without the callbacks
Skin testing goes sideways when a patient took an antihistamine the night before. The testing prep guide lays out which medications to pause and for how long, what the appointment involves and how long it takes, in a printable format. Your staff sends the link with every confirmation and fewer tests get pushed back.
Kids, food and worried parents
Food allergy referrals often come from pediatricians and the parents arriving are anxious. Foxco builds a pediatric section that explains testing, oral food challenges and what a first visit with a child looks like, which takes some of the fear out of the drive over and helps the appointment start calmer.
An allergy practice that answers before the phone rings.
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