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Focus on Allergies
 Your ARC allergy expert this week is Dr. Kelly A. Hetherington, Board Certified in Allergy and Immunology and Board Certified in Pediatric Medicine.
As the weather changes, so too does the allergy season, read below for a few tips on how to be better prepared.
Mountain cedar is unique to central Texas and the season lasts from December to February. Cedar allergies, often referred to as "cedar fever," can be intense and quite debilitating, causing missed days at work or school. To help reduce pollen exposure, avoid the outdoors during peak pollen times (5am-10am) and take a shower before bedtime. Most importantly, if you know you are allergic to cedar, begin taking allergy medications starting in mid to late November.
Download the Austin allergy calendar, find out more about allergy injections, or talk to your ARC primary care doctor to learn more.
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 ARC Southwest Now Open
Austin Regional Clinic’s newest location, ARC Southwest, is now open. ARC Brodie Lane physicians will see patients at ARC Southwest on October 26th.
 ARC Cedar Park Medical Plaza Adds Space, Physicians, and more
Austin Regional Clinic in the Cedar Park Medical Plaza (ARC CPMP) completed a 5,000 sq. ft. expansion last week adding new specialties, new doctors, and new equipment.
 ARC Travel Medicine Services moves to a new location
ARC Travel Medicine Services relocated to ARC Far West Medical Tower on September 1st and has expanded operating hours at ARC South.
 New ARC Weight Management group sessions at home!
The ARC Weight Management Program is now offering a new program called Health at Home that allows patients to attend group sessions from the comfort of their own homes.
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P.O. Box 26726
Austin, Texas 78755-0726
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