College statement and resources to help members address the growing incidence of measles
Misinformation and disinformation surrounding vaccines have been rampant for decades and become more widespread through social media.
College leaders advocate for allergists and patients on Capitol Hill
Strike Force members spent three days on Capitol Hill meeting with members or legislative assistants in more than 25 Congressional offices.
Drug Allergy Protocol Online Library
View current drug allergy protocols for skin testing, drug challenges and desensitization.
Recent Insider Updates
Keep up to date with the latest messages from the College! Bookmark the Insider Update page and check back regularly!
Calendar of Events
These events are developed and implemented by local, regional, or state medical societies and are certified by ACAAI for CME credit:
ACAAI Linktree
Find important ACAAI links for members, patients and primary care physicians.
Explore ACAAI’s new Career Center
What if you had the ability to look across a map of the United States and see every potential allergy employment opportunity — whether they were hiring or not?
Outbreak and Vaccine Resource Center
Information sources are provided on outbreaks of respiratory illnesses, vaccine recommendations, and vaccine safety communications.
Practice Parameters and Other Guidelines
Practice ParametersPractice ParametersPractice Parameters are developed by the Joint Taskforce on Practice Parameters and establish guidelines for diagnosis an…
October is Eczema Awareness Month
October is Eczema Awareness Month! Use the College’s resources for your education and for information to share with patients.
AMA and MGMA back allergists’ call for an applicable MIPS Value Pathway
In the CMS 2027 Proposed QPP Rule, CMS proposed retiring the traditional MIPS reporting option after the 2028 performance period.
Allergists are off to Washington again
This week, a group of allergists will meet in Washington D.C. for the College’s 2026 Advocacy “Strike Force 2.0” on Capitol Hill.
Today is National Penicillin Allergy Day
Many allergists have seen patients who report they are allergic to penicillin (when in fact they may not be).
Need a biosimilars refresh? Choose your 15-minute focus
The College’s new on-demand microlearning series on biosimilars lets you focus on the topics most relevant to your practice.
ACAAI urges CMS to protect allergy practices
Medicare policy must reflect how allergy care is actually delivered and must not create new barriers for small and independent practices.
Making the case for fair allergy immunotherapy policy
The comment period for the proposed 2027 Medicare Physician Fee Schedule closed Sept. 14, and ACAAI made sure the voice of allergy was heard.
Get actionable strategies for your practice management challenges
The full-day Practice Management Program is filled with practical sessions that help you address your biggest practice challenges.
UHC touts prior authorization relief
A careful review of the codes finds little that will reduce the everyday administrative burden faced by allergists.
2025 Allergy Medicare E&M Coding Distribution
The trend is clear: allergists’ coding patterns have continued to shift in favor of higher E&M codes over the past four years.
Creative programs keep the College nimble
I’ve always been impressed with its creative approaches to address issues that affect the allergy/immunology specialty.
