Allergist Serving West Hobe Sound, FL
Hobe Sound residents looking for a board-certified allergist do not need to drive into Stuart or further north for specialty care. Dr. Jeffrey Jacobs at Allergy & Asthma Specialists of the Palm Beaches sees patients from Hobe Sound at the Jupiter office, just south on US-1. Dr. Jacobs is board-certified in Allergy and Immunology, a Fellow of both AAAAI and ACAAI, and completed his fellowship at National Jewish Health, the country's leading respiratory and immunological program.
Practice Phone Number:
(561) 510-7232
Practice Address:
210 Jupiter Lakes Blvd, Bldg 3000, Suite 202, Jupiter, FL 33458
Why See a Board-Certified Allergist Instead of an ENT or Primary Care?
Hobe Sound's smaller community size means residents often have to travel for specialty care. For allergy and immunology, the practice's Jupiter location is the closest option for true specialty-level care. The practice focuses exclusively on allergic, asthmatic, and immunologic conditions, which means depth of evaluation and treatment range that a generalist office cannot match.
Allergy & Asthma Services for Hobe Sound Patients
Hobe Sound patients come to the practice for:
- Environmental, food, drug, and insect sting allergy testing
- Allergy shots (allergen immunotherapy) and sublingual immunotherapy
- Asthma diagnosis, FeNO testing, and ongoing management
- Biologic medications for severe asthma, chronic hives, and atopic dermatitis
- Penicillin allergy testing and de-labeling
- Eczema and atopic dermatitis care
- Chronic hives and urticaria evaluation
Hobe Sound Allergy Environment and What Makes Care Here Different
Hobe Sound sits in a microclimate that combines beach, intracoastal, and the edge of Jonathan Dickinson State Park's pine flatwoods and wetland habitat. That mix creates an unusual allergen profile: salt air, pine pollen in spring, year-round mold and humidity, and a strong post-storm spike in mold and dust mite activity. Patients here tend to underestimate how much pine and wetland exposure contributes to their symptoms until testing identifies the trigger.
Getting to the Office from Hobe Sound
Hobe Sound is approximately 12 miles north of our Jupiter office, a 15 to 20 minute drive depending on traffic. US-1 South is the most direct route for most Hobe Sound residents.
Via US-1 (most direct route)
- Head south on US-1 from Hobe Sound
- Continue south past Bridge Road and through the Jonathan Dickinson State Park area
- Continue south through Tequesta and cross the Jupiter Inlet Bridge
- Continue south on US-1 for approximately 2.5 miles into Jupiter
- Turn right (west) onto Indiantown Road
- Turn left onto Jupiter Lakes Boulevard
- The Jupiter Medical Plaza will be on your right; our office is in Building 3000
Via I-95 (alternate route, faster from western Hobe Sound)
- Take Bridge Road or Cove Road west to I-95
- Get on I-95 South
- Continue on I-95 South for approximately 9 miles
- Take Exit 87A for Indiantown Road East
- Turn left (east) onto Indiantown Road
- Turn right onto Jupiter Lakes Boulevard
- The Jupiter Medical Plaza will be on your right; our office is in Building 3000
Parking
Free parking is available throughout the medical plaza. Visitor parking spaces are located directly in front of Building 3000.
Nearby Areas We Serve
Jupiter • Palm Beach Garden • North Palm Beach • Tequesta • West Palm Beach • Juno Beach
BOARD-CERTIFIED ALLERGIST & IMMUNOLOGIST
Meet Dr. Jeffrey Jacobs
Dr. Jeffrey Jacobs is board-certified in Allergy and Immunology by the American Board of Allergy and Immunology. He is a Fellow of both the American Academy of Allergy, Asthma & Immunology
(AAAAI) and the American College of Allergy, Asthma & Immunology
(ACAAI). Dr. Jacobs completed his fellowship at National Jewish Health in Denver, consistently ranked as the top respiratory hospital in the United States. He treats both adults and children and has built the practice around the principle that allergic and immunologic conditions deserve the depth of evaluation that only a focused specialty practice can provide.
What Patients from Hobe Sound Say
"Worth the drive down from Hobe Sound. Dr. Jacobs ran more thorough testing in one visit than I'd had in years. The pine pollen allergy I didn't know I had was the missing piece."
Linda V.
"After hurricane season my asthma always gets terrible. Dr. Jacobs explained the mold connection and gave me a real action plan for next storm season. Smart, kind doctor."
Edward J.
"Excellent care, easy drive from Hobe Sound straight down US-1. Office staff is friendly and Dr. Jacobs is one of the best doctors I've ever seen."
Margaret D.
Frequently Asked Questions
How far is the allergist office from Hobe Sound?
The drive from central Hobe Sound to our Jupiter office is approximately 12 miles, roughly 15 to 20 minutes on US-1 South. Patients tell us the drive is straightforward and worth not having to bounce between providers for related conditions.
Can pine pollen cause allergies in Hobe Sound?
Yes. Pine pollen is a common springtime allergen in the Hobe Sound area, particularly for patients living near Jonathan Dickinson State Park or in neighborhoods with significant pine cover. Pine pollen is highly visible (the yellow film on cars in spring) but is actually a less aggressive allergen than oak or grass pollen for most patients. Testing can identify whether it is a primary trigger for you.
What happens at a first allergy appointment?
A first appointment runs roughly 60 to 90 minutes. Dr. Jacobs reviews your medical history in detail, discusses your current symptoms and their patterns, performs the appropriate testing (usually skin prick testing, which delivers same-day results), reads the results with you, and develops a treatment plan. You leave with a clear understanding of what is causing your symptoms and what the next steps are.
Do you treat children from Hobe Sound?
Yes. Dr. Jacobs treats both adults and children. Food allergy testing for kids, childhood asthma evaluation, and pediatric eczema are common reasons families from Hobe Sound come to the practice.
Are allergies and asthma related?
Often, yes. The 'allergic march' is a well-documented pattern in which patients develop eczema in infancy, food allergies in early childhood, allergic rhinitis in later childhood, and asthma as the condition progresses. Many adults with asthma have an underlying allergic driver that, when identified and treated, dramatically improves asthma control. A board-certified allergist is trained to evaluate both ends of this spectrum.
Schedule an Appointment
Schedule an Appointment from Hobe Sound. Call (561) 624-9188 or use the online booking form. New patient appointments are typically available within one to two weeks for routine testing. Urgent cases involving suspected anaphylaxis, severe asthma flares, or drug allergy reactions are seen sooner.

