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Effectively controlling asthma and
allergies requires planning, skill and patience.
Clinical data states that the involvement of specialists in asthma improves patient outcomes and lowers costs.
Allergy & Asthma Consultants has been serving Southwest Montana since 2000, helping patients achieve optimal health by providing exemplary, comprehensive treatment of allergies and asthma. Originally established by Alan A. Wanderer, MD, the area’s only board certified allergist for many years, Allergy & Asthma Consultants was acquired by Michael C. DiCello, M.D. in 2011.
Dr. DiCello had the privilege of working with Dr. Wanderer for more than two years before taking over the practice, and today, he is proud to serve the Southwest Montana community by providing trusted and personalized care as a Board Certified Specialist in Adult and Pediatric Asthma, Allergy, and Immunology. The dedicated and knowledgeable team at Allergy & Asthma Consultants of Montana strives to create a comfortable environment for all patients and comprehensive treatment plans that focus on individual needs.
To serve our community and provide exemplary, comprehensive treatment of allergies and asthma, helping patients achieve their optimal health. We are guided by compassion and respect for every person, and we understand that in taking time to listen to our patients, we can best provide individualized plans to meet a variety of needs. We are also committed to patient education, a central component of successful medical care.
Effectively controlling asthma and
allergies requires planning, skill and patience.
Clinical data states that the involvement of specialists in asthma improves patient outcomes and lowers costs.
With Offices in Bozeman and Butte, we can help.
Anyone with allergies and asthma should be able to feel good, be active all day and sleep well at night. You don’t need to accept less. An allergist can help you find relief and reclaim and maintain a vital lifestyle.
Q: Do People Outgrow their Allergies?
A: Allergies or asthma, especially in children, may eventually become more easily controlled, or may even seem to be “outgrown.” This may take years, however, so that treatment may be necessary for prolonged periods. Asthma may occur in childhood, improve, but recur later in adulthood.
From the American Academy of Allergy, Asthma, & Immunology report.
