Food Allergy: UChicago Medicine FACET
World-Class Food Allergy Care
The UChicago Food Allergy Care, Education and Translational Research (FACET) Center is home to one of the only adult food allergy centers in the country. We combine innovative clinical care and state-of-the-art research to offer the most advanced food allergy treatment methods possible for people of all ages.
Food allergies and intolerances may develop later in life, and food allergies in adults are often overlooked when compared to children.
Our food allergy specialists have the advanced knowledge and experience needed to treat and manage whatever type of allergy you may have, whether it is an adult-onset case or is a continuing allergy from childhood.
Thanks to support from our clinical care and research programs, our expert care team is able to:
- Apply state-of-the-art diagnostics
- Discover novel diagnostics
- Implement innovative therapies
- Trial experimental therapies
Save Your Spot
While there are no appointments required to see one of our urgent care physicians, you can save your spot in line to make your walk-in experience easier and faster.
*UChicago Medicine Medical Group is comprised of UCM Care Network Medical Group, Inc. and Primary Healthcare Associates, S.C. UChicago Medicine Medical Group providers are not employees or agents of The University of Chicago Medical Center, The University of Chicago or UChicago Medicine Ingalls Memorial.
Comprehensive Food Allergy Care for People of All Ages
Pediatric food allergy care
Our UChicago FACET center also provides outstanding food allergy care for infants, children and teens.
Participate in allergy research studies
Are you or your child interested in participating in allergy and asthma research studies? Volunteer through our University of Chicago Allergy/Immunology Research Registry database.
Reasons to Visit an Urgent Care
Where Should I Go for Care Today?
You never know when a sudden injury or illness may happen. That's why it's so important to be prepared and know what steps you can take as soon as symptoms appear. Click below to learn more about the best times to visit primary care, urgent care or the emergency department.
When should I contact my primary care doctor?
Your regular doctor is the best person to call for minor health issues because they know your medical history.
When should I go to urgent care?
When you need care right away, but the illness or injury isn’t considered life-threatening, visit an urgent care clinic.
When should I seek emergency care?
If you have severe symptoms that could be life-threatening, call 911 or go to the emergency room right away.
Request an Appointment
We are currently experiencing a high volume of inquiries, leading to delayed response times. For faster assistance, please call 1-888-824-0200 to schedule your appointment.
If you have symptoms of an urgent nature, please call your doctor or go to the emergency room immediately.
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Meet Our Urgent Care Physicians
Led by Anwar Isabell, MD, Urgent Care Medical Director, our physician team provides high-quality care for time-sensitive medical needs, including minor illnesses and injuries.
Urgent Care Locations
Food Allergy Expert Q&A
Food Allergy Expert Q&A
32 million Americans suffer from food allergies. These can range from mild annoyances to dangerous conditions. Learn more about UChicago's innovate Food Allergy Care, Education, and Translational Research Center or FACET.