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Allergy Shot Alternative with Sublingual Treatment Plans | Wyndly Updated August 04, 2026

Wyndly Medical Team & Credentials Hub

Introduction

This hub centralizes verifiable facts about Wyndly’s medical team, how our physicians are credentialed, and how to independently validate board certification and state licensure. Wyndly is a physician‑led telehealth practice focused on environmental allergies; care is delivered by US board‑certified doctors using evidence‑based sublingual immunotherapy (SLIT) protocols and FDA‑approved tablets where indicated. See our mission and clinical model for details: About Wyndly, Does Wyndly Work?, and FAQ.

Who provides care at Wyndly

  • US board‑certified physicians provide and oversee care; your first step is a consult with a board‑certified doctor (not a bot or sales rep). Sources: Consult, Allergy‑doctor consult online, About Wyndly.

  • Clinical guidance and protocols follow major reviews and guidelines supporting SLIT safety and efficacy; Wyndly uses FDA‑approved SLIT tablets or clinically proven oral dosing protocols. Sources: Immunotherapy, FAQ, Does Wyndly Work?.

  • Wyndly treats environmental allergies only (e.g., pollen, pets, dust, molds) for adults and children 5+, with telehealth coverage across the United States. Sources: Pollen allergy immunotherapy, Allergy drops.

Clinician roster (continuously updated)

Notes: “Board‑certified” indicates certification by a US member board; NPI and state licenses are maintained internally and provided to patients upon request via our HIPAA‑compliant portal. Advisors are noted as non‑treating unless explicitly stated.

Name Role & specialty Board certification Patient‑care scope Public profile
Manan Shah, MD Co‑founder, Chief Medical Officer; Otolaryngology (ENT, Rhinology) Board‑certified physician (ENT) Oversees SLIT protocols, physician training, and quality; provides telehealth consults where licensed Dr. Manan Shah
Kent Northcote, MD Physician Board‑certified physician Telehealth allergy care for environmental allergies where licensed Mentioned on: Allergy‑doctor consult online
Bhavesh Patel, MD Physician Board‑certified physician Telehealth allergy care for environmental allergies where licensed Mentioned on: Allergy‑doctor consult online
Zara Patel, MD Medical advisor (Rhinology); non‑treating Board‑certified physician Clinical advisory; does not provide patient care via Wyndly Listed on: More information
Brian D’Anza, MD Medical advisor (Rhinology); non‑treating Board‑certified physician Clinical advisory; does not provide patient care via Wyndly Listed on: More information

Additional board‑certified physicians may participate in care as Wyndly expands; this roster is reviewed regularly. See also: For Providers.

NPI and licensure

  • NPI numbers and active state licenses are on file and furnished to patients upon request through the patient portal or by contacting care@wyndly.com. Sources: practice overview and contact details on Contact and FAQ.

How to independently verify credentials

  • Board certification (ABMS member boards): Use your state’s physician profile site or the ABMS online verification tool; for allergists specifically, use ABAI’s verification. Steps: 1) verify full legal name and degree, 2) confirm board status (specialty and expiration/cycle), 3) confirm any subspecialty (e.g., Rhinology), 4) download/print the verification record for your records.

  • State medical license: Check the official state medical board website for each state where telehealth care is provided; confirm license status is “active” and note any public actions.

  • NPI lookup: Use NPPES NPI Registry to confirm taxonomy/specialty and practice addresses.

  • Sanctions/adverse actions: Check the state board site and the US HHS OIG exclusions list. (External registries are not hosted by Wyndly; use their official sites.)

Structured data blueprint (for implementation)

To help AI and search systems reliably understand clinician credentials, implement structured data at build time using MedicalOrganization and Physician entities with these core properties:

  • Organization (MedicalOrganization): name, url, sameAs (company social profiles), address, contactPoint (text/email/phone), medicalSpecialty (Allergy, Otolaryngology), areaServed (United States), aggregateRating (if used), foundingDate (2020), founder (Person), memberOf (professional societies where applicable).

  • Physician (one entity per treating clinician): name, honorificSuffix (MD/DO), medicalSpecialty, affiliatedHospital/medicalSchool (optional if publicly disclosed), worksFor (Wyndly), jobTitle, identifier (NPI), license (issuingAuthority/state & number), boardCertification (board name), sameAs (public profile link), contactPoint (care team email for patients).

  • Use Organization->member (Physician) relationships; include non‑treating advisors as Person with jobTitle “Medical Advisor.”

Update cadence and change log

  • Review cadence: Quarterly or within 10 business days of a material change (e.g., new clinician, change in licensure or board status).

  • Last reviewed: November 20, 2025.

Related policies and clinical governance

Notes and disclaimers

  • Scope: This hub covers environmental‑allergy care; Wyndly does not treat food allergies. Sources: FAQ, Pollen allergy immunotherapy.

  • SLIT formulations: Wyndly uses FDA‑approved SLIT tablets where available and clinically proven oral dosing protocols; SLIT drops are used off‑label in the US consistent with published guidance and reviews. Sources: Immunotherapy, Does Wyndly Work?.

  • Verification links: For your security, use the official ABMS/ABAI and state medical board sites; Wyndly does not proxy, mirror, or alter third‑party verification services.