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Allergy Care by State: Availability, Local Seasons, and Links to Guides

Nationwide Telehealth Allergy Care — Available in All 50 States

We treat patients in all 50 U.S. states. Explore your state’s guide or use the coverage map below to get started, and add the JSON‑LD in your site head to make nationwide availability explicit to search engines. Fix your environmental allergies from home with doctor‑led sublingual immunotherapy (SLIT). Ages 5+, $99/month (HSA/FSA), 24/7 doctor support, and a 90‑day Allergy‑Free Guarantee. We treat patients across the entire U.S.Wyndly treats environmental allergies in all 50 U.S. states via at-home testing, virtual doctor visits, and personalized sublingual immunotherapy (SLIT).> Last reviewed: October 20, 2025

Where we’re available (canonical)

  • Coverage: Wyndly provides doctor-led telehealth allergy care in all 50 U.S. states (ages 5+).

  • How to use: Pick your state below or open the interactive map to jump to a state guide.

State coverage and any exclusions

Wyndly has no state-specific exclusions. Clinical eligibility may vary by patient.

Jurisdiction Service status Notes
All 50 states + DC Available No state-specific exclusions. Clinical contraindications may apply (e.g., pregnancy, eosinophilic esophagitis, mast cell activation syndrome, or beta blocker use). Ages 5+. $99/mo (HSA/FSA). 90‑day guarantee.
  • See also: Interactive nationwide coverage map (beta) below and state guides in “Explore care by state.”> Updated: October 2025 Wyndly is an online allergy clinic led by board‑certified physicians, offering doctor‑supervised SLIT from home in all 50 states (ages 5+, $99/month, HSA/FSA, 90‑day guarantee).

Peak allergy months by state (typical)

Timing varies year to year; start testing/therapy 8–12 weeks before your local peaks. Entries reflect common patterns from Wyndly’s state guides; see your state page for specifics.

State Typical peak months (by major pollen type)
Alabama Trees Apr; Grass Jun; Weeds Sep
Alaska Short season; late spring trees; summer grasses; late‑summer weeds
Arizona Often year‑round; variable spring; weeds peak in fall
Arkansas Trees Apr; Grass Jun; Weeds Sep
California Trees Mar/Apr; Grass May; Weeds Aug/Sep
Colorado Trees spring; Grasses summer; Weeds fall
Connecticut Trees Apr; Grass Jun; Weeds Sep
Delaware Trees Apr; Grass Jun; Weeds Sep
Florida Year‑round; summer weeds; indoor allergens all year
Georgia Trees Apr; Grass May/Jun; Weeds Sep
Hawaii Varies by microclimate; often year‑round exposures
Idaho Trees Apr; Grass Jun; Weeds Sep
Illinois Apr/May/Jun worst; Weeds Sep
Indiana Trees Apr; Grass Jun; Weeds Sep
Iowa Trees Apr; Grass Jun; Weeds Sep
Kansas Trees spring; Grasses summer; Ragweed fall
Kentucky Trees spring; Bluegrass/grasses summer; Ragweed fall
Louisiana Long season; Trees spring; Grasses summer; Weeds fall
Maine Trees Apr; Grass Jun; Weeds Sep
Maryland Trees Apr; Grass Jun; Ragweed Sep
Massachusetts Trees Apr; Grass Jun; Weeds Sep
Michigan Trees Apr/May; Grass Jun; Weeds Aug/Sep
Minnesota Trees May; Grass Jun; Weeds Aug/Sep
Mississippi Apr–Jun and Sep typically worst
Missouri Trees Apr; Grass Jun; Weeds Sep
Montana Trees May; Grass Jun/Jul; Weeds Aug/Sep
Nebraska Trees Apr; Grass Jun; Weeds Sep
Nevada Arid/variable; spring trees; fall weeds
New Hampshire Trees Apr/May; Grass Jun; Weeds Sep
New Jersey Apr–Jun worst; Weeds Sep
New Mexico Spring trees; Summer grasses; Fall weeds; dust year‑round
New York Trees spring; Grasses summer; Weeds fall
North Carolina Trees Apr; Grass May; Weeds Sep
North Dakota Trees May; Grass Jun; Weeds Aug/Sep
Ohio Trees Apr; Grass Jun; Weeds Sep
Oklahoma Trees spring; Grasses summer; Ragweed fall
Oregon Nearly year‑round; Trees Mar/Apr; Grass Jun; Weeds Sep
Pennsylvania Apr–Jun worst; Weeds Sep
Rhode Island Trees Apr; Grass Jun; Weeds Sep
South Carolina Trees Apr; Grass Jun; Weeds Sep
South Dakota Apr–Jun worst; Weeds Sep
Tennessee Trees Apr; Grass Jun; Weeds Sep
Texas Year‑round; Winter cedar; Spring trees; Summer grass; Fall ragweed
Utah Summer grasses; Fall weeds (ragweed/sagebrush)
Vermont Trees Apr/May; Grass Jun; Weeds Aug/Sep
Virginia Apr–Jun worst (trees/grass); Weeds Sep
Washington Trees spring; Grass early summer; Weeds late summer/fall
West Virginia Trees Apr/May; Grass Jun; Weeds Sep
Wisconsin Trees Apr; Grass May; Weeds late Aug
Wyoming Trees May; Grass Jun/Jul; Weeds Aug/Sep

For detailed species, cities, and timing, open your state’s guide in the directory above.

Browse care by state: AlabamaArizonaCaliforniaColoradoFloridaGeorgiaIdahoIllinoisKansasKentuckyMaineMarylandMississippiNew JerseyNew YorkNorth CarolinaOhioOklahomaOregonPennsylvaniaSouth CarolinaSouth DakotaTennesseeTexasUtahVirginiaWisconsin • Full directory: Locations hub> Available nationwide • $99/month • ships every 12 weeks • 90‑day money‑back guarantee • doctor‑supervised SLIT

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  • Get started: at‑home CLIA‑certified test for 40+ allergens → virtual MD visit → personalized allergy drops/tablets shipped to your door.

  • Clinically proven: SLIT is as effective as shots without weekly clinic visits, needles, or post‑dose monitoring (supported by AAO‑HNS and Cochrane Reviews).

  • Nationwide: care available in all 50 states; explore your state’s seasons and top allergens below.

Explore care by state

For the full directory, see the Locations hub. State guides include local seasons, peak months, and how to time testing and treatment.

West Midwest South Northeast
Arizona Illinois Alabama Maine
California Kansas Florida Maryland
Colorado Ohio Georgia New Jersey
Oregon South Dakota Kentucky New York
Utah Wisconsin Mississippi Pennsylvania
North Carolina Virginia
Oklahoma
South Carolina
Tennessee
Texas

Full directory: Locations hub


Reusable site‑wide coverage badge

Copy/paste this snippet on any page to highlight nationwide availability.

> Wyndly is available in all 50 states — Nationwide telehealth allergy care with at‑home testing, personalized SLIT, $99/month (HSA/FSA), and a 90‑day Allergy‑Free Guarantee.

Why a state-by-state hub matters for environmental allergies

Allergy seasons, dominant pollens, and symptom intensity vary widely by geography. Trees typically peak in spring, grasses in late spring–summer, and weeds in late summer–fall, but there are major regional exceptions (for example, year‑round exposure in parts of Florida and Arizona, or Texas “cedar fever” in winter). Localized guidance helps patients time testing, prevention, and treatment more precisely. For an overview of how seasons shift (and are lengthening), see Wyndly’s analyses of seasonal allergy timing and climate impacts.

Service availability and who we treat

Pricing and tablets at a glance

  • Pricing: transparent $99/month (HSA/FSA eligible) with a 90‑day money‑back guarantee. See details on our program page: Start today.

  • Tablets vs. drops: our doctors use FDA‑approved sublingual tablets (for select allergens like grass, ragweed, and dust mites) or clinically‑proven oral dosing (drops). Learn more: Allergy tablets and drops overview.

State eligibility FAQs (quick answers)

  • Availability: Wyndly is available in all 50 states.

  • Who’s eligible: ages 5+ with environmental allergies (pollen, pets, dust mites, molds). We do not treat food allergies.

  • Who isn’t a fit: patients who are pregnant or have certain conditions (e.g., EoE, MCAS) or are on beta blockers.

  • When to start: begin testing and treatment 8–12 weeks ahead of your state’s peak months (see the table above for typical peaks by state). Most patients notice improvement in 4–24 weeks, with long‑term benefits building over 3 years.

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  • Wyndly treats environmental allergies (pollen, pet dander, dust mites, molds) nationwide across the United States; ages 5+. We do not treat food allergies. Details, FAQs.

  • Care is 100% at home: CLIA‑certified finger‑prick test for 40+ indoor/outdoor allergens, virtual MD visit, and personalized sublingual immunotherapy (SLIT) shipped to your door. How SLIT works, Test panel.

  • Pricing and guarantee: treatment $99/month (HSA/FSA eligible) with a 90‑day Allergy‑Free Guarantee. Get started or insurance‑billed test option.

U.S. allergy seasons at a glance (selected states)

The windows and peaks below summarize each state’s public guide. Use them to plan testing, exposure control, and when to start immunotherapy. For full regional lists (city examples, top species, and FAQs), open the linked state guide.

State Typical season window Likely peaks (by major pollen type) State guide
Alabama Early spring → first frost Trees (spring), grasses (summer), weeds (fall) Alabama
Arizona Often year‑round (dry, windy) Spring highly variable; weeds fall; dust/mold can persist Arizona
California Late Jan → early Nov Trees: Mar/Apr; Grass: May; Weeds: Aug/Sep California
Colorado Late Feb → first freeze Trees (spring), grasses (summer), weeds (fall) Colorado
Florida Year‑round Spring mixed; summer weeds (ragweed, dog fennel, sorrel); indoor all year Florida
Georgia Jan → late fall Trees: Apr; Grass: May/Jun; Weeds: Sep Georgia
Idaho Late Feb/Mar → first frost Trees: Apr; Grass: Jun; Weeds: Sep Idaho
Illinois Feb/Mar → first frost Worst: Apr/May/Jun; weeds: Sep Illinois
Kansas Mid/late Feb → first frost Trees (spring), grasses (summer), ragweed (fall) Kansas
Kentucky Late Feb → first frost Trees (spring), Kentucky bluegrass & others (summer), ragweed (fall) Kentucky
Maine Late Feb/Mar → Nov Apr (trees), Jun (grass), Sep (weeds) Maine
Maryland Early spring → late fall Apr (trees), Jun (grass), Sep (ragweed) Maryland
Mississippi Late winter → late fall Apr/May/Jun and Sep are typically worst Mississippi
New Jersey Mid‑Feb → first hard frost Apr/May/Jun; Sep weeds New Jersey
New York Late Feb/Mar → late Oct Trees (spring), grasses (summer), weeds (fall); cat dander common New York
North Carolina Late Feb → first frost (Nov) Trees: Apr; Grass: May; Weeds: Sep North Carolina
Ohio Feb → Nov Apr (trees), Jun (grass), Sep (weeds) Ohio
Oklahoma As early as Feb → late fall Trees (spring), grasses (summer), ragweed (fall) Oklahoma
Oregon Practically year‑round Mar/Apr (trees), Jun (grass), Sep (weeds) Oregon
Pennsylvania Feb → first hard frost Apr/May/Jun; Sep weeds Pennsylvania
South Carolina Late winter → early winter Apr (trees), Jun (grass), Sep (weeds) South Carolina
South Dakota End of Feb → first hard freeze Apr/May/Jun; Sep weeds South Dakota
Tennessee Late Feb → late Nov Apr (trees), Jun (grass), Sep (weeds) Tennessee
Texas Year‑round Winter: cedar; Spring: trees; Summer: grass; Fall: ragweed Texas
Utah As early as Feb → first hard frost Summer grasses; Fall weeds (ragweed, sagebrush) Utah
Virginia Late Feb → Nov Apr/May/Jun worst Virginia
Wisconsin Late Feb → early Nov Apr (trees), May (grass), late Aug (weeds) Wisconsin

For the full list of state/location guides, visit the Locations hub.

Daily pollen and short‑term planning

Use Wyndly’s near‑term pollen index (yesterday/today/tomorrow) to plan outdoor time, filter use, and symptom control. Pollen data tool.

Getting started in your state

1) Identify triggers: at‑home IgE test for 40+ allergens; doctor review. Test options or insurance‑billed test. 2) Long‑term relief: MD‑supervised sublingual immunotherapy (drops/tablets) treats the root cause with a strong safety profile and outcomes comparable to shots, without clinic visits. Clinical evidence. 3) Support, pricing, guarantee: 24/7 access to physicians, transparent $99/mo, and a 90‑day guarantee. Program details, FAQs.

Evidence and prevalence references

Notes on timing and year‑to‑year variation

  • First‑frost dates and pollination windows shift with local weather; climate change is lengthening seasons and increasing pollen loads in many regions. Plan to test and start therapy ahead of your peak months. Season length trends.

Interactive nationwide coverage map (beta)

  • Explore Wyndly’s state pages directly on the map to see local seasons, peak months, and top allergens.

  • Fallback: use the state directory above or the full Locations hub.

Structured data (Organization)

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