FamilyCare Allergy & Asthma
Allergy testing, asthma care and weekly allergy shots on Stony Point Road in Santa Rosa, with Spanish spoken.
About
Sneezing through every spring on the Santa Rosa plain, or reaching for an inhaler more often than you would like, is the kind of problem FamilyCare Allergy & Asthma exists for. The practice sees patients in Suite E at 130 Stony Point Road, on the west side of Santa Rosa near the Highway 12 interchange, where it moved in October 2015 from an earlier office on Summerfield Road. The chamber's directory had it filed as Allergy & Asthma Adult Medical; the phone, address and physician all match FamilyCare, so this page uses the name the practice uses itself.
Allergy and asthma care
The practice's site describes its work as allergy and asthma care, with allergy shots (immunotherapy) given during set injection hours and a more advanced immunotherapy option. It lists four physicians: Dr. Juline Caraballo Fonseca, the contact on file for this listing, along with Drs. Maria Petrick, Anita Kallepalli and Tao Le. Spanish is spoken in the office, and a second location in San Rafael serves patients in Marin.
An allergist's visit usually starts with a history and, where it helps, skin or blood testing to pin down triggers such as oak and grass pollen, dust mites, mould or pet dander. The results guide whether medication, avoidance or a course of shots makes sense.
Booking a first appointment
Check whether your health plan needs a referral from a primary care doctor before you book, and ask the front desk which plans the office currently takes. If testing is likely, ask which antihistamines to stop and for how long beforehand, since they can blunt skin-test results. Bring a list of current medicines and inhalers, any previous test results and notes on when symptoms flare. For shots, confirm the injection hours, which are separate from general office hours and matter if you plan to come in weekly.
Patients from across Sonoma County
Stony Point Road is an easy reach from Rohnert Park, Cotati and Petaluma to the south, Sebastopol to the west, and Windsor and Healdsburg up Highway 101; patients from the town of Sonoma come over on Highway 12. Marin patients may find the San Rafael office closer.
Office hours run 10 to 6 Monday through Wednesday and 10 to 5 on Thursday and Friday. The number is 707-525-0211. One page of the practice's site shows a different suite number, so confirm the suite when you book.
Services
VerifiedCare for seasonal and year-round allergies, which at an allergist's office usually begins with a history and, where useful, skin or blood testing to identify pollen, dust mite, mould or animal triggers.
Diagnosis and ongoing management of asthma, typically including breathing tests, a written action plan and a review of inhalers and controller medicines.
Allergy injections given during the practice's set injection hours, a course that gradually builds tolerance to confirmed triggers and usually involves regular visits over several years.
The practice's site lists an advanced immunotherapy option beyond standard shots; ask the office what the approach involves and whether it suits your allergies and schedule.
Details
Location and service area
Santa Rosa, CA 95401-4120
Common questions
Typical for this type of businessDo I need a referral to see an allergist?
It depends on your health plan. Many HMO plans require a referral from a primary care doctor, while PPO plans often do not. Check with your insurer and ask the office which plans it currently takes before booking.
Should I stop antihistamines before allergy testing?
Usually yes, because antihistamines can suppress skin-test reactions. The usual pause is several days, but it varies by medicine. Ask the office for instructions when you book, and do not stop asthma controller medicines without advice.
How long does a course of allergy shots last?
Immunotherapy typically has a build-up phase with frequent visits, followed by a maintenance phase with shots every few weeks, often for three to five years. Confirm the injection hours so the schedule fits your work.
Is there an office outside Santa Rosa?
The practice's site lists a second office in San Rafael in addition to the Stony Point Road location. Ask which office your appointments and injections can be booked at, since hours may differ.
Before you hire
- Check whether your health plan needs a referral and whether the office takes your plan
- Ask which medicines to stop before allergy testing, and for how long
- Bring a list of current medicines, inhalers and any earlier test results
- Confirm the injection hours if you plan to start allergy shots
- Confirm the suite number and which office, Santa Rosa or San Rafael, you are booked at
- Look up the physician on the Medical Board of California online lookup
Resumen en español
FamilyCare Allergy & Asthma atiende alergias y asma en la Suite E del 130 de Stony Point Road, en el oeste de Santa Rosa, y tiene otra oficina en San Rafael. Su sitio menciona el tratamiento de alergias y asma, vacunas antialérgicas en un horario fijo de inyecciones e inmunoterapia avanzada, y en el consultorio se habla español. Antes de la cita, confirme si su seguro exige referencia, pregunte qué antihistamínicos suspender antes de las pruebas y lleve su lista de medicamentos. Atiende de lunes a viernes. Teléfono: 707-525-0211.
Details marked Verified were checked on September 29, 2026 against familycareallergy.com. Other details come from public business records or describe what is typical for this type of business, as marked. Not yet confirmed by the business.
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