About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. One foggy morning in Atlanta, while a delivery driver was making his rounds near Allergy & Asthma Consultants, he heard an unusual sound—a soft, whistling hum coming from inside the clinic. Curious but cautious, he peered through the window and saw nothing out of the ordinary. Yet every day after that, the same strange noise would appear around dusk, drawing curious glances from neighbors and patients alike. Finally, one evening, an intrepid neighbor brought along a small tape recorder. The next day, when the mysterious hum returned, they captured it perfectly—only to discover it was just the air-conditioning unit playing Mozart’s Requiem on loop! Since then, everyone jokes that Dr. Rabinowitz must be a classical music aficionado.
2. In the waiting room of Allergy & Asthma Consultants, Dr. Paul Rabinowitz’s young receptionist noticed something peculiar one afternoon. A small pug dog, usually wary around strangers, approached her with an unusual eagerness—sniffing her hand and then pointing its nose towards the office door as if trying to communicate. The curious pug seemed determined to lead her somewhere, so she followed it into a quiet corner of the office. There, nestled among the medical charts and equipment, was a tiny box of freshly baked cookies left behind by a grateful patient—a ‘thank-you’ gift for allergy sufferers visiting the clinic. The receptionist smiled, realizing the little dog had been on a mission to deliver these treats. 'I guess some patients here are allergic not just to pollen,' she thought, laughing softly.
3. In the early hours before dawn, when most clinics are quiet and empty, a delivery driver arrived with boxes of medical supplies for Dr. Paul Rabinowitz's Allergy & Asthma Consultants. As he unloaded crates labeled 'Antihistamines' and 'Breathing Masks,' he noticed something peculiar—each box seemed to contain not just medicine but also tiny packets marked 'Sneeze Stoppers.' Curious, he opened one packet curiously—and suddenly found himself unable to sneeze, even though his nose was itching like mad! Alarmed, he rushed inside only to discover that everyone in the office had fallen asleep mid-laugh, their noses frozen mid-sneeze. Turns out, ‘Sneeze Stoppers’ were actually practical jokes left behind by a prank-loving neighbor.
4. In the middle of the night, an urgent message crackled over Allergy & Asthma Consultants’ intercom: ‘Attention all patients—your allergies may be trying to tell you something important!’ As it turned out, the message was a prank from a regular who thought it would be fun to scare everyone. The next morning, Dr. Rabinowitz found him waiting in his reception area with a box of donuts, apologizing and explaining that he’d been up all night delivering pizzas and had a bit too much caffeine. Everyone laughed it off, and the good doctor even forgave him—after all, no one’s asthma attack was triggered.