Congress reintroduces the EPIPEN Act
The College’s Advocacy Council strongly believes that this bill, if passed, would ensure easier access to epinephrine for allergy patients.
2026 code updates
As you prepare for the influenza season, we have the answers to coding for the 2025-26 influenza vaccine products.
Senate holds hearing on future of health care cybersecurity
There is concern that without federal action, states will continue to implement a patchwork of privacy laws.
Texas judge invalidates medical debt rule
This ruling has a nationwide effect, enabling health care providers to use credit reporting as a means of recovering unpaid bills.
Changes are coming to Cigna’s code review policies
These strategies by payers create administrative burdens that divert allergists' resources to administrative tasks instead of patient care.
Prior authorization reform is gaining bipartisan momentum
Several important policies and legislative proposals aimed at improving patient access to care are waiting for consideration.
Dillon’s Law
Dillon’s Law incentivizes states to allow any trained individual to administer epinephrine in schools during emergencies.
Allergists reimbursement challenges
Last month saw the publication of two highly anticipated annual reports that analyze the state of the Medicare program.
House committee hearing signals scrutiny ahead for Medicare Advantage
Lawmakers on both sides of the aisle expressed frustration with the current state of the Medicare Advantage (MA) program.
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