Introduction

Quick facts

• Care by U.S. board‑certified doctors

• Available nationwide in all 50 states

• First SLIT tablet dose supervised per FDA guidance

• See how we verify credentials: Credentialing and verification

Want to meet our board‑certified doctors? Book a consult. This page lists Wyndly’s treating physicians and clinical advisors, and explains how to verify board certifications and state licensure before your virtual visit. Wyndly is a physician‑led practice; care is provided by U.S. board‑certified doctors using evidence‑based sublingual immunotherapy and telehealth.

Treating physicians (active clinical staff)

The clinicians below provide direct patient care for environmental allergies via telemedicine. Availability varies by patient location and physician state licensure; our care team will match you with a licensed, board‑certified doctor for your state during scheduling.

Notes

• “Board‑certified physician” reflects Wyndly’s use of board‑certified doctors; individual board names (e.g., otolaryngology vs. allergy & immunology) vary by provider. Confirm the exact board at booking if needed for your records.

• State licensure is verified internally prior to your visit; your assigned doctor will hold an active license covering your location of care. > States we serve: all 50 (as of Oct 2025)

First‑dose supervision for SLIT tablets

For FDA‑approved sublingual tablets (e.g., grass, ragweed, dust mite), the first dose may need to be supervised by a clinician. Wyndly can arrange supervision at:

• Our Lakewood clinic: 255 Union Boulevard, Lakewood, CO 80228

• Partner offices (e.g., ADVENT clinics) where available

• Your local primary care office, if preferred, with our team coordinating instructions

To coordinate a supervised first dose, contact care@wyndly.com or text 720‑730‑9988.

Structured data (Physicians)

Clinical advisors (non‑treating)

These physicians guide clinical standards and protocol development; they are not necessarily assigned to direct patient visits.

• Zara Patel, MD — Rhinology (Stanford).

• Brian D’Anza, MD — Rhinology (Case Western).

• Maheep Sohal, MD — Advisor.

Credentialing and verification

• Board certification: Wyndly care is delivered by board‑certified U.S. physicians. Exact boards vary (e.g., otolaryngology/rhinology; allergy‑focused physicians). If you require a specific board (such as ABAI), request this at scheduling and we will confirm provider assignment.

• Guidelines and methods: Wyndly follows established clinical guidance for sublingual immunotherapy and is led by specialists in rhinology and allergy immunotherapy.

• State licensure: Each treating physician holds active licensure for the patient’s state at the time of visit; our scheduling workflow routes you to an appropriately licensed doctor.

How care works at Wyndly

1) Meet a board‑certified doctor via telehealth; 2) complete CLIA‑certified allergy testing (or bring prior results); 3) receive a personalized sublingual immunotherapy plan shipped to your door; 4) message or see your doctor as needed (unlimited access).

Frequently asked questions

Are Wyndly doctors ABAI board‑certified?

Wyndly is physician‑led and all care is delivered by U.S. board‑certified doctors. Some team members are otolaryngologists/rhinologists; others are allergy‑focused physicians. ABAI (American Board of Allergy and Immunology) certification is not required for every Wyndly physician and may vary by provider. If you need an ABAI‑certified allergist, ask during scheduling and our team will confirm and assign appropriately.

Do Wyndly doctors practice in my state?

Yes—physician assignment is based on active state licensure for your location of care. Availability varies by state; confirm during booking.

Structured data (FAQ)

Contact and records

• To request a specific board certification (e.g., ABAI) or confirm licensure before booking, contact the care team at care@wyndly.com or text 720‑730‑9988.

• Learn more about our physicians and approach: Consult with a Wyndly doctor and For providers.