Allergist Serving Palm Beach Gardens, FL

Palm Beach Gardens residents have several primary care offices and ENT groups in the immediate area that offer basic allergy testing, but only a small number of true board-certified allergists are accessible without a long drive. Dr. Jeffrey Jacobs sees patients from Palm Beach Gardens at the practice's nearby Jupiter office, a short drive north on I-95 or Military Trail. 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?

Many patients in Palm Beach Gardens have spent years cycling through over-the-counter antihistamines, nasal sprays, and brief courses of steroids from urgent care visits without ever getting a clear diagnosis. A board-certified allergist runs the testing that identifies which specific allergens are triggering symptoms, and then builds a treatment plan that addresses the cause rather than chasing the symptoms. Allergy shots, sublingual immunotherapy, and modern biologic medications can change the course of allergic disease in a way that symptom-only treatment cannot.

Allergy & Asthma Services for Palm Beach Gardens Patients

Patients from Palm Beach Gardens come to the practice for:


  • Comprehensive food allergy testing (including the search terms patients most often arrive with: peanut, tree nut, dairy, wheat, shellfish)


  • Environmental allergy testing for pollen, mold, pet dander, and dust mite sensitivities


  • Allergy shots (allergen immunotherapy) and sublingual immunotherapy


  • Asthma diagnosis, FeNO testing, and management including biologic therapy for severe cases


  • Penicillin and drug allergy testing


  • Eczema and chronic hives evaluation and treatment


  • Insect sting allergy evaluation, especially relevant for South Florida fire ant and wasp exposure

Palm Beach Gardens Allergy Environment and What Makes Care Here Different

Palm Beach Gardens patients tend to ask about pollen counts on the golf courses around PGA National, mold exposure in older homes near the Loxahatchee Slough, and allergic triggers from the year-round bloom of ornamental landscaping along the PGA Boulevard corridor. South Florida's lack of a true off-season means symptoms that would clear up for several months in a northern climate often run all year here. Treatment plans need to reflect that reality.

Getting to the Office from Palm Beach Gardens

The drive from Palm Beach Gardens to our Jupiter office takes approximately 10 to 15 minutes depending on where in Palm Beach Gardens you are starting from and current traffic.


From PGA Boulevard and central Palm Beach Gardens (via I-95)

  1. Get on I-95 North from PGA Boulevard (Exit 79)
  2. Continue on I-95 North for approximately 7 miles
  3. Take Exit 87A for Indiantown Road East
  4. Turn left (west) onto Indiantown Road
  5. Turn left onto Jupiter Lakes Boulevard
  6. The Jupiter Medical Plaza will be on your right; our office is in Building 3000


From the Military Trail and Northlake Boulevard area

  1. Head north on Military Trail
  2. Continue north for approximately 8 miles past Donald Ross Road
  3. Turn right (east) onto Indiantown Road
  4. Turn left onto Jupiter Lakes Boulevard
  5. 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 • North Palm Beach • Tequesta • North Palm Beach • West Palm Beast • Juno Beach • Hobe Sound

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 Palm Beach Gardens Say

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"Drove up from PGA National and the office was easy to find right off I-95 at the Indiantown Road exit. Worth the short drive. Dr. Jacobs spent more time with me on a first visit than my last doctor did over five appointments combined."


Michael R.

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"My daughter had been suffering from year-round allergies and our pediatrician kept just prescribing Claritin. Dr. Jacobs did proper testing and identified mold and dust mite as her main triggers. We have a real plan now and she's so much better."


Amanda T.

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"Excellent care. I have severe eczema and the biologic medication Dr. Jacobs prescribed has been a game changer. The office is well-run and the staff actually picks up the phone."


David S.

Frequently Asked Questions

  • How far is the allergist office from Palm Beach Gardens?

    Our Jupiter office is approximately 8 miles north of central Palm Beach Gardens. Most patients drive between 10 and 15 minutes via I-95 or Military Trail, depending on which part of Palm Beach Gardens they live in.

  • Do you treat children from Palm Beach Gardens?

    Yes. Dr. Jacobs treats both pediatric and adult patients. We see children for food allergy testing, asthma evaluation, eczema, environmental allergies, and pediatric immunotherapy. The office is set up to make testing as comfortable as possible for younger patients.

  • Can I get food allergy testing for my child near Palm Beach Gardens?

    Yes. Food allergy testing for children is one of the most common reasons families from Palm Beach Gardens come to the practice. We use skin prick testing, specific IgE blood testing, and supervised oral food challenges where appropriate to deliver an accurate diagnosis rather than relying on guesswork or home test kits.

  • What is the difference between an allergist and an ENT for allergy testing?

    An ENT is a surgical specialist focused on the ear, nose, and throat. An allergist completes an additional two-year fellowship specifically in allergy and immunology and focuses entirely on diagnosing and treating allergic, asthmatic, and immunologic conditions. For comprehensive testing, long-term immunotherapy, and treatment of conditions like eczema, hives, food allergy, and severe asthma, a board-certified allergist is the appropriate specialist.

  • Do you offer allergy shots for Palm Beach Gardens patients?

    Yes. Allergen immunotherapy (allergy shots) is one of the core treatments we offer. Once your specific sensitivities are identified through testing, a custom serum is prepared and shots are administered on a schedule that builds long-term tolerance to your allergens. Most patients reach maintenance dosing within 6 to 12 months.

Board-Certified

Trained at National Jewish Health

Schedule an Appointment

Schedule an Appointment from Palm Beach Gardens. 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.