Participating insurance
Virginia
- Anthem HealthKeepers Plus
- Sentara Health Plans
- UnitedHealthcare
- Aetna
- Cigna Healthcare
- Medicare
- Railroad Medicare
- Virginia Medicaid
- CHAMPVA
Clinician-led allergy, food-reaction + immune-health care · Telehealth where licensed
Telehealth-first careSymptoms, history, and results reviewed in one clinical picture.
For recurring allergy symptoms, food reactions, swelling, alpha-gal questions, confusing results, and immune concerns. Telehealth appointments may be available where the clinician is licensed; insurance participation is currently limited to Virginia and Tennessee.
Explore privately. The Care Compass is not a diagnosis, and nothing is saved or sent.
Severe symptoms now?Trouble breathing, throat or tongue swelling, fainting, or collapse.Call 911 →Lead clinician
Mark Pruitt, APRN, FNP
Visit access
Telehealth where licensed
Same-day cash pay
$169 initial · $99 follow-up
Insurance access
VA + TN · KY coming soon
Common reasons people start here
Choose the closest concern. This is not a diagnosis; it simply carries a starting point into the Clinic Care Compass.
The Clinic Care Compass
Choose the closest starting point. It guides your visit request; it is not a diagnosis.
Symptoms happening now? Trouble breathing, throat or tongue swelling, fainting, or collapse needs emergency care. Call 911 now. Do not use this routine visit-request path.
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Your care compass
Pick one situation on the left. You can change it at any time, and nothing is saved or sent while you explore.
What comes together
Choose one starting point to see how these pieces can form one reviewed clinical picture.
Nothing is saved or sent while you explore.
Carry the picture forward
Your starting point becomes the first part of three practical choices. The care team reviews the complete request before any visit is confirmed.
Symptoms happening now? Trouble breathing, throat or tongue swelling, fainting, or collapse needs emergency care. Call 911 now. Do not use this routine visit-request path.
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Your clinical brief
1Care starting point
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Continuing opens a secure reviewed request. It does not book or hold an appointment, approve testing or treatment, or create a payment. The secure form will ask you to confirm your concern and payment choice; no health details are placed in this link.
Care-team review
The care team reviews state, visit mode, billing, and schedule fit.
No visit held yet
The request does not reserve or confirm an appointment.
Next step confirmed
The care team explains what happens next after review.
Lead clinician
APRN, FNP · Founder, Allerim Clinic PLLC
The clinician behind the care
Mark is a Family Nurse Practitioner with more than 25 years of clinical practice and more than two decades focused primarily in allergy and immunology. His work spans food and environmental allergy, alpha-gal, asthma, immunotherapy, immune deficiency, swelling disorders, venom allergy, and anaphylaxis.
He focuses on what can be supported, what needs more context, and when telehealth, onsite, local, or urgent care is the safer next step.
Two ways to pay
The prices shown here are the same-day cash-pay rates for the visit itself. If you use insurance, your responsibility is determined by your benefits and plan rules—not by these cash-pay prices.
Appointments follow clinician licensure; insurance participation is separate.
Telehealth appointments may be available in other licensed states through self-pay. Insurance is currently accepted in Virginia and Tennessee, with Kentucky participation coming soon.
Same-day cash-pay rates
Initial visit
$169
Paid on the day of your visit
Follow-up or monitoring
$99
Paid on the day of your visit
Using insurance
The named plans below apply to the current Virginia and Tennessee insurance lanes and are not exhaustive. Kentucky participation is coming soon and will be shown as active only after its plans and effective dates are confirmed. Participation does not determine your final copay, deductible, or coinsurance.
Participating insurance
Participating insurance
These participating-plan lists currently apply to Virginia and Tennessee and are not exhaustive; additional regional and smaller participating plans may be available. Kentucky participation is coming soon and is not active until its plans and effective dates are confirmed. In other licensed states, available telehealth follows the separate Allerim self-pay pathway rather than the Clinic insurance pathway. Participation varies by state, network, product, and plan. Confirm eligibility, benefits, authorization requirements, and estimated patient responsibility before care. Participation does not guarantee coverage or payment.
Tricare East is currently handled as certified out-of-network. Confirm benefits and expected patient responsibility before care.
Participation list reviewed August 30, 2026
Want your exact plan reviewed?
Carrier names are only a starting point. Continue with Insurance so your state, plan or product, network, eligibility, benefits, authorization needs, and estimated patient responsibility can be reviewed separately.
Scheduling and plan review are separate. Choosing or booking a visit does not guarantee coverage or final cost.
Telehealth + expanding onsite care
Telehealth may also be available in other states where the clinician is licensed. These cards focus on current Virginia and Tennessee insurance and onsite markets. Each onsite location will be shown only after its address, visit availability, and scheduling details are confirmed.
Telehealth is currently available for eligible patients. Virginia onsite locations will be listed as each site and its availability are confirmed.
Tennessee includes onsite care, with additional locations listed as availability is confirmed.
Beyond the first visit
Allerim Clinic supports broader, ongoing care when symptoms or questions extend beyond one test or condition.
Build the clinical picture.
Interpret findings in context.
Choose a practical next step.
Adjust when symptoms or needs change.
Clinic, Allerim, or AlphaGalTest?
Use Allerim Clinic for Clinic insurance or self-pay visits in Virginia and Tennessee. In another listed state where the clinician is licensed, use Allerim self-pay telehealth. Use Allerim for broader testing and food-reaction guidance, or AlphaGalTest when focused alpha-gal education, testing, or understanding a result is the immediate need.
Before you request
The same-day cash-pay rate is $169 for an initial visit and $99 for a follow-up or monitoring visit. These are cash-pay visit rates, not the amount owed when insurance is billed. Testing, lab analysis, prescriptions, treatment, and immunotherapy are separate unless a specific service says otherwise.
The Allerim Clinic service line offers insurance or self-pay appointments for eligible patients physically located in Virginia or Tennessee. In another state where the clinician is licensed, eligible telehealth may be available through the separate Allerim self-pay pathway when current scheduling and location fit are confirmed. Kentucky insurance participation is coming soon; until active, eligible Kentucky telehealth follows the Allerim self-pay pathway. Onsite care is available only where confirmed.
Allerim Clinic currently participates with select insurance plans in Virginia and Tennessee. Kentucky participation is coming soon but is not active until its plans and effective dates are confirmed. Until then, eligible Kentucky telehealth follows the separate Allerim self-pay pathway. Other licensed-state telehealth may also be available through that self-pay pathway when current scheduling and location fit are confirmed. Participation varies by state, network, and plan. Confirm eligibility, benefits, authorization requirements, and estimated patient responsibility before care. Participation does not guarantee coverage or payment.
The clinic reviews your state, visit type, insurance or self-pay preference, and schedule fit. A request does not book or hold an appointment. The clinic confirms what comes next after review.
No. Testing, prescriptions, treatment approvals, immunotherapy decisions, and follow-up plans remain provider-reviewed and are not automatically approved by scheduling a visit.
Clinic education
Allerim's YouTube channel shares clinician-led education about food reactions, alpha-gal, testing, and next-step questions.
Videos are educational only. Scheduling and personal medical questions stay in secure Allerim Clinic pathways.