Latitude Food Allergy Care

11/19/2025

Pasadena, we're coming your way! 📣
We're excited to share that in January, we’ll be opening our fourth clinic in Southern California to bring expert food allergy care, accurate diagnosis, and life-changing treatments like OIT and Xolair to even MORE families!

Thanks to our affiliation with Children's Hospital Los Angeles, food allergy families throughout the region now have access to leading food allergy specialists in West LA, The Valley, Orange County, and soon in Pasadena!

Ready to get started before the New Year? Appointments are available now in both West LA and Sherman Oaks with board-certified allergist Dr. Alex Sidhom, who will lead care in our new Pasadena clinic.

🔗 Learn more about our clinics and Dr. Sidhom at https://latitudefoodallergycare.com/about-us/team/clinical/alex-sidhom

11/18/2025

Life-changing food allergy treatment with oral immunotherapy (OIT) explained in 1-minute.

Dr. Jaspreet Dhami breaks OIT down — what it is, how it works, and why it’s changing what’s possible for people of all ages with food allergies.

The science works. And we deliver it with care. 🩵 Real science. Real progress. Real peace of mind.

11/17/2025

One of the most powerful parts of food allergy testing?
Food challenges in our clinic. They help people understand exactly what they are allergic to and, just as importantly, what they’re not.

This brave kiddo passed four challenges and had the best outcome, giving her family clarity, confidence, and so much peace of mind. 💛

Curious whether an oral food challenge could bring you clarity? Learn more at: https://latitudefoodallergycare.com/services/food-allergy-testing

11/14/2025

Real Progress. Real Results.
There are lingering myths around oral immunotherapy (OIT).
Here are the facts from our data and the largest clinic-based study of OIT, conducted by Weill Cornell Medicine and Latitude Food Allergy Care:

MYTH: OIT causes constant, scary reactions.
FACT: Reactions during dosing are uncommon and didn't derail treatment schedules. Only 5% of doses in over 1,000 patients caused any reaction, and the overwhelming majority were mild, like an itchy mouth or stomachache.

MYTH: OIT takes over your family’s schedule.
FACT: On average, patients reach desensitization to many common food allergies in just 8.5 months, with clinic visits every two weeks.

MYTH: OIT is only effective for young children and adults cannot be treated.
FACT: At Latitude 97% of patients under the age of 4 successfully reach maintenance, and 92% of patients of all ages reach maintenance. Our data validated in the Weill Cornell study included patients from 0-47 years old, and our overall current data includes patients 0-68 years old.

MYTH: Allergy clinics keep results in a black box, and only self-report.
FACT: Latitude shared clinical data from over 1,000 patients with Weill Cornell, ensuring results were validated, published, and advanced. The initial findings were presented at the American Academy of Allergy, Asthma & Immunology (AAAAI) Annual Meeting earlier this year, for all allergists to learn from. And with the largest private-practice OIT dataset in the country, we will continue to evaluate and share our data to continue to improve patient care.

The FACTS: OIT means families can keep living their lives while gaining protection. OIT is safe. OIT is effective.

Every family deserves a life without limits from food allergies. That’s why we’re committed to transparency and on a mission to provide access to expert care for every family living with food allergies.

📲Learn more at the links in our bio and share this post to help others see what’s possible.

Real Progress. Real Results.
There are lingering myths around oral immunotherapy (OIT).
Here are the facts from our data and the largest clinic-based study of OIT, conducted by Weill Cornell Medicine and Latitude Food Allergy Care:

MYTH: OIT causes constant, scary reactions.
FACT: Reactions during dosing are uncommon and didn't derail treatment schedules. Only 5% of doses in over 1,000 patients caused any reaction, and the overwhelming majority were mild, like an itchy mouth or stomachache.

MYTH: OIT takes over your family’s schedule.
FACT: On average, patients reach desensitization to many common food allergies in just 8.5 months, with clinic visits every two weeks.

MYTH: OIT is only effective for young children and adults cannot be treated.
FACT: At Latitude 97% of patients under the age of 4 successfully reach maintenance, and 92% of patients of all ages reach maintenance. Our data validated in the Weill Cornell study included patients from 0-47 years old, and our overall current data includes patients 0-68 years old.

MYTH: Allergy clinics keep results in a black box, and only self-report.
FACT: Latitude shared clinical data from over 1,000 patients with Weill Cornell, ensuring results were validated, published, and advanced. The initial findings were presented at the American Academy of Allergy, Asthma & Immunology (AAAAI) Annual Meeting earlier this year, for all allergists to learn from. And with the largest private-practice OIT dataset in the country, we will continue to evaluate and share our data to continue to improve patient care.

The FACTS: OIT means families can keep living their lives while gaining protection. OIT is safe. OIT is effective.

Every family deserves a life without limits from food allergies. That’s why we’re committed to transparency and on a mission to provide access to expert care for every family living with food allergies.

📣Share this post to help others see what’s possible.

🔗And read more about the published data from Latitude and Weill Cornell here:
https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/latitude-food-allergy-care-announces-findings-of-large-scale-study-led-by-weill-cornell-medicine-validating-safety-and-effectiveness-of-oral-immunotherapy-oit-for-food-allergies-in-clinical-practice-302387612.html

11/12/2025

Ari reminds us of the gap that Latitude Food Allergy Care was designed to fill. Hear how he wishes this care had been here for him and his family when he was a child. That’s why our founders built Latitude: to provide the care, the evidence-based food allergy treatment and the community they needed for their own families.

11/03/2025

We had so much fun celebrating last week in all 10 Latitude clinics! Our patients and our care teams were so creative and full of costume spirit. We hope everyone had a safe and fun weekend enjoying time together with family and friends.

10/31/2025

It's not a competition, but our patients definitely win in all the categories: clever, creative, cute, cuddly, camera-ready — and prepared for a fun and safe Halloween! We can't wait to hear how they all fill up their No Tricks, Just Treats bags.

And if you've been in any one of our 10 clinics this week, you also know that our care teams have taken the assignment to heart — expressing their creativity with a different costume theme each day, movies, food, decades, etc.

More photos capturing the fun-filled week are coming soon!
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10/30/2025

Costumes in our clinic? Just this one special week of fun. But the real celebrations are for our patients’ milestones. We’re so proud of the progress our patients make in our clinics every day - from big milestones like treatment graduation and important oral food challenges, to other triumphs like promising test results or progressing through a stage in the milk or egg ladder — all steps to help our patients and their families live more freely! 🎉

10/30/2025

Watch Latitude allergist Jaspreet Dhami on CBS Bay Area News share more tips for navigating food allergies on Halloween and highlight the difference that treatment with oral immunotherapy can make for children and adults — especially around this time of year.

10/29/2025

With years of experience treating allergy patients, and her own role as an allergy mom, Latitude's Dr. Zoya Treyster knows what it’s like to balance safety, fun, and a bag full of mystery candy on Halloween. New York Family interviewed her about how to make Halloween both fun and safe for kids with food allergies, common mistakes parents can avoid, and how new treatment options are now giving families more freedom. 🎃👻🩵

We chatted with Dr. Zoya Treyster, an allergist in White Plains, about how to make Halloween both fun and safe for kids with food allergies, the common mistakes parents can avoid, and how new treatment options are giving families more freedom than ever.

10/29/2025

Our patients are for sure the biggest treat for us this week! And its still just the beginning of the fun in all of our clinics this week — including our own creative team costumes! (check out the sneak peek of some Toy Story action in here...)

Halloween should be spooky for all the right reasons — not food allergies. With testing and treatment at Latitude, these patients are already closer to a less spooky Halloween. We can't wait to hear how they fill up their special new trick-or-treating bag with their families and friends.
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10/28/2025

The extra holiday fun kicked off in our clinics today! Halloween should be spooky
for all the right reasons — not food allergies. With testing and treatment at Latitude, these patients are already closer to a less spooky Halloween. We hope they'll enjoy filling up their special new trick-or-treating bag with their family and friends.

Don't forget to wear your costume to your Latitude appointment this week and we'll share these fun photos every day. 🎃👻