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OFFICE HOURS
We are open Monday to Friday
from 8:30 am to 4:00 pm.
We are closed all statutory holidays.
office closures
Please check here for any upcoming holidays and office closures.
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How to find us
The Landsdowne Professional Centre is located on the southwest corner of the Shelbourne Street and Hillside Avenue intersection, across the street from Hillside Shopping Centre; there are three gas stations at the other three corners of the intersection. There are two buildings connected by a corridor. We are in the Landsdown Professional Building II off Shelbourne, behind building I where the Pharmasave is. You cane get through either side of the building by the connecting corridor and the underground parking is joined.
Saturday
09:00 AM - 2:00 PM
Referrals and wait times
A referral letter is mandatory for new patients and should be sent from the referring physician or nurse practitioner directly to our office. An appointment will not be booked without being referred to our office.
We accept referrals by fax only.
Wait times for a routine appointment is about 15-18 months and subject to change.
WE DO NOT KEEP A CANCELLATION LIST DUE TO OVERWHELMING DEMAND AND LIMITED OPENINGS.
We do take requests for sooner appointments from patients. If your doctor thinks it is medically necessary for a sooner appointment they should amend the referral.
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IMMUNOTHERAPY APPOINTMENT BOOKING
Patients getting immunotherapy shots in the office must book an appointment. We have limited spots available for booking online through the link below.
AUTOMATED REMIDNER CALLS
While we are pleased to offer an automated reminder call service, please note these calls are computer generated and are vunerable to techincal issues.
Patients are ultimately responsible for remembering their own appointments.
Confirm an appointment
If you have been notified of an appointment you may confirm by calling the office or through the link below.
iIf you have an in-office appointment with us, please read through the appointment checklist below:
Rebook or switch to a telephone appointment where possible if you are displaying any symptoms of illness.
Complete the history form and upload or bring to the office. You can also complete on in the office, but arrive a bit earlier to have time before your appointment starts. Make sure you have the following informaiton with you if you complete a history form in office:
- Provincial Health Care Card
- Military Number if applicable
- Up-to-date medication/suppliment list
Please see the preparation instructions below depending what your appointment is for. Most people come to have skin scratch testing done, so antihistamines should be avoided.
If your first visit is going to be over the phone, Dr. Lee will be collecting information such as medication lists, your past medical history, notable family history etc. Complete the history form to have the information on hand ready for the call or send in to have us upload to your chart. If you have moved or changed phone numbers in the time you had to wait for your appointment, please update with our office so that you do not miss your telehealth appointment.
New document
If your first visit is a telehealth consultation, please download and complete the history form and have the informaiton ready for your telephone consultation (e.g. family history, medication lists etc). You may also send it to us ahead of your appointment via the secure upload link below. This will help us prepare and ensure a more efficient consultation.
You may upload your history form or other informaiton through our secure encrypted file transfer link before your appointment. If sending photos or documents make sure that you name is in the filename to identify and file to your chart.
To make the most of your visit and avoid having to rebook your skin scratch testing, please do not take any anthistamines such as Reactine, Allegra, Blextent, etc for 5 days prior to the appointment. If an antihistamine is required you can use Benadryl only (diphendyramine) up to 24 hours prior to your appointment.
Medications with antihistaminic properties such as tricyclic antidepressants such as amytriptyline, nortryptilline etc should be discontinued prior to the test. (Please always check with your prescribing physician before discontinuing any medications) . Also note that some nightime cold medications may contain antihistamines.
Other medications including pseudoehedrine, prednisone, asthma treatments, nasal sprays, topical creams, eye drops or regular allergy injections may be continued.
We can test most common food (nuts, dairy, wheat, seafood etc) and aeroallergens (grass, tree and weed pollens, mold) with extracts that we have in the office.
Feel free to bring other food items you may suspect may be causing you an allergic reaction such as fruit, vegetables, spices, alcohol, and processed foods.
Past testing is done to test for contact allergens. The testing includes 80 different causes of contact allergies such as things found in household, workplace and heath and beauty products.
The link below lists all the compounds that will be included in your patch test.
North American 80 Comprehensive Series
Patient must attend all 3 appointments. In some circumstances we have photos sent in for the third appointment. Please discuss with the office. All testing in booked on Friday, Monday and Tuesday only, as we have other testing scheduled throughout the week.
You will get 8 patches placed on your upper back. Patches need to be placed on clean, dry skin, so shower before your attend your appointment and avoid applying any lotions to the area.
For men who have excessive hair, this can cause the patches to not adhere properly, so shaved skin is recommended for best results. As irritation may occur from shaving that may make the results difficult to read, we recommend shaving a weeks prior to the scheduled appointments.
Some of the compounds may stain clothing, so wear something that you wont mind possibly getting discolured.
The patches need to stay in contact with your skin all the time until the doctor has taken them off at your follow-up visit.
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TEACHING
Dr. Lee is a Clinical Associate Professor with the Division of Clinical Immunology and Allergy at the University of Britsh Columbia.
Patients may be seen by medical trainees such as medical students, residents or fellows.