Arizona Allergy Associates

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. At dusk in Phoenix, when most people were settling down for dinner, a delivery driver pulled up to Arizona Allergy Associates with an unusual package. As he approached the door, a regular patient looked out and noticed something odd—an envelope addressed not to anyone but ‘The Hay Fever God’. Curious, the doctor opened it, only to find a single packet of honey labeled ‘for allergies’. Smiling, he thought, ‘Whoever this Hay Fever God is, they’ve got great taste!’ Later that night, while enjoying his newfound gift, a neighbor knocked on his door. With a twinkle in his eye, the doc quipped, “I guess our anonymous benefactor also knows I love honey!”

2. In the early morning hours of Scottsdale, when most residents were still dreaming, a delivery driver approached Arizona Allergy Associates with a peculiar package. The label read simply ‘For Dr. Jones’ but contained something far more unusual than any medication. Inside was an enormous jar filled with honey. Dr. Jones, rubbing his eyes, muttered something about bees and allergies before realizing it must be a practical joke from a well-meaning colleague. Later that day, he found out it was indeed from a friendly neighbor who thought honey would help with springtime sniffles.

3. In the quiet Arizona desert town of Mesa, afternoons at the Arizona Allergy Associates office were usually routine. But one day, a curious little girl named Emma noticed something odd outside the window—every time someone entered or left the building, their sneezes seemed to echo like thunder. Emma told her mom about it, and soon the whole family was standing by the window watching in amusement as everyone’s sneezes reverberated across the street. Even the mailman started waving cheerfully when he heard his own sneeze bounce back at him. The legend grew until eventually, Arizona Allergy Associates became known not just for treating allergies but also for hosting the best acoustics in town.