RPAH Allergy Unit

I was treated by the RPAH when I was battling severe food intolerances. After years of frustration, searching for answers and not understanding what was happening, the RPAH staff provided me with life-changing insights. They cured me and the effects were life-changing. I remain forever grateful for their insights and advice. I would highly recommend RPAH to those dealing with food inheritance health issues.
Jul 14th, 2022

After being referred here several times over the past 2-3 years by GPs, each time I have been told they are not accepting anybody at this time. To be associated with a hospital, not taking patients, and furthermore not informing GPs that they are inactive is highly unprofessional and a drain on public health.
Apr 9th, 2022

Nov 30th, 2020

Very helpful. Lots of information about managing food allergies from people who cared.
May 4th, 2020

Re immunology cinic- which is somehow associated with this unit, or not, the information is confusing and misleading. Had to wait a year for a skin patch test. Finally went in for the test and had inappropriate screening questions asked like why I was missing a tooth (obviously didn't get why I was using public health in the first place-poverty and a lack of access to public services, that's why). Finally got around to the patch test (for metals) and got a reaction, called in, turns out they didn't have any photos of the test, any information about which patch lined up with what. Told me too bad and that I was put on a list again. No information on aftercare- I still have the reaction and seven months later, I'm still waiting for a redo on the skin patch that the team failed to deliver on. Pretty disgusting. I know NSW health is largely to blame, but the staff that they do have here, in my experience, were inappropriate and could not successfully complete basic protocols like record keeping.
Feb 6th, 2022