Bell Park Allergy Clinic provides structured allergy assessment, testing and ongoing management for children and adults within a general practice setting. Care is delivered using evidence-based clinical pathways, medical oversight, and is focused on safe, practical and individualised care.
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The clinic is suitable for:Infants, children and adolescents. Adults with new or ongoing allergy symptoms. (All assessments are tailored to the individual’s age, medical history and presenting symptoms.)
Skin prick testing is available on-site where clinically indicated and is performed in accordance with approved clinical protocols. Testing may include food and/or environmental allergens. Patients are monitored following testing. Results are documented as part of the clinical record. Skin prick testing helps identify sensitisation to specific allergens, but does not on its own confirm clinical allergy. Results are reviewed alongside symptoms and history.
Appointments are available for children and adults. Please contact reception or book online for further information about fees and availability.
The clinic provides allergy assessment for infants, children and adolescents, including: Assessment of suspected food allergy, Evaluation of eczema and allergic skin conditions, Environmental allergies and hay fever, Support with school or childcare documentation where appropriate. Care is provided with attention to age-appropriate testing, safety considerations, and parental involvement.
Allergy care is provided using a structured, stepwise approach. This includes a detailed review of symptoms and medical history, consideration of possible triggers, and screening for higher-risk presentations. Where appropriate, allergy testing may be recommended as part of the assessment. Testing is not required for all patients, and results are always interpreted in the context of symptoms rather than in isolation.
Following assessment and/or testing, a management plan may be developed which can include:
- Explanation of results and their clinical relevance
- Advice on avoidance strategies where appropriate
- Medication recommendations if indicated
- Allergy or action plans for suitable patients
- Referral for specialist assessment if required (Management is individualised and may involve ongoing follow-up as part of routine care.)
Some patients may benefit from follow-up appointments to:
- Review symptom response
- Adjust management strategies
- Coordinate care with other health professionals
(Allergy care is provided as part of an integrated general practice model.)
Fees include a combination of Medicare-rebated consultations and private fees where applicable. Exact costs are confirmed at the time of booking. (Reduced out-of-pocket costs may apply for eligible Health Care Card or Pension Card holders.)
- Up to 3 skin prick tests are. bulk billed
- Additional allergens may incur a private fee
- Any additional costs are discussed prior to testing and are payable on the day
Skin prick testing is performed only where clinically appropriate and results are interpreted in the context of symptoms and medical history.
- A referral is not required
- Medicare rebates depend on individual eligibility and consultation type
- Private fees apply to services not fully covered by Medicare
