News Flash!

Our office has gone high tech! Instead of using paper charts, all our medical records are handled electronically on the computer. We have been using Electronic Medical Records for over a year and a half and we are definitely more efficient! We now have our New Patient questionnaire available to fill out on the Internet. If you are a new patient, please click on the Patient Info link and follow the instructions for New Patient Appointments. Your questionnaire answers will go directly into your medical record. We are trying to do our part to save the trees! We also have free WiFi in our waiting room, so you can access the Internet and enjoy the beautiful waterfall, flowers and fish in our atrium!


Ragweed Season is almost upon us! Don't wait until your allergy symptoms become unbearable. Summer is the time to get evaluated and treated so that you won't get hit with terrible allergies, this fall. Give us a call at 467-0978 and ask what we can do for you!


Happy Anniversary!! Congratulations to our Nurse Practitioner, Shelly, for reaching her 10th year anniversary (as our NP) with us. Recent milestone anniversaries include our Office Manager, Cindy - 20 years, Insurance Specialist, Julia - 10 years, Receptionist, Kelli - 5 years. Collectively, our wonderful staff of 12 have been with us 131 years! Our patients appreciate the fact that they always see a familiar face whenever they visit our office.


We welcome you to our practice of allergy, asthma and immunology, based in Austin, Texas. Our allergist, Dr. Robert Cook, and other team members are specially trained to take care of your specific needs. We appreciate the opportunity to serve you.

Central Texas Allergy and Asthma Center is dedicated to providing diagnosis and treatment of allergies and asthma for Austin, Texas, and surrounding communities. We treat each patient as a partner and make patient education a central component of medical care. Sensitivity and discretion are used in handling all of our patients' concerns.

An allergist is a physician trained to determine the cause of allergies, whether they are related to or caused by foods, environmental factors (such as pollens, dust and mold), drugs, or topical substances. Conditions that an allergist commonly treats include the following:

Bookmark this page as your resource for allergy and asthma information. We hope you find this information helpful in your health care decisions. Please contact us with questions or for an appointment.