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Dr. Keith A. Sacco is a distinguished specialist in Allergy and Immunology, known for his
expertise in autoimmune disorders, primary immunodeficiencies, and allergic diseases. He
earned his MD with Distinction from the University of Malta and completed residencies at Mayo
Clinic College of Medicine. Dr. Sacco further honed his skills through prestigious fellowships at
the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, NIH. Board-certified in Allergy and
Immunology and Internal Medicine, he actively contributes to the field through his roles in
professional societies such as AAAAI. Dr. Sacco’s dedication extends to serving as Clinical
Director of the Inpatient Clinical Immunology Service at Phoenix Children’s Hospital, where he
passionately integrates clinical excellence with advanced research.
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