HHS finalizes information blocking enforcement rule impacting practitioners
Under the final rule, certain allergists who have committed information blocking may be penalized through CMS’s MIPs program.
Keeping tabs on the pulse of our specialty
The College’s Advocacy Council regularly keeps tab on the pulse of our specialty at governmental and professional levels.
2023 allergist compensation gains outstrip inflation
Allergist median academic compensation and non-academic compensation both saw increases in 2023 – and both benchmarks rose more than the reported 3.4% rate of …
Recent Advocacy Actions
The College’s Advocacy Council works diligently to monitor government and regulatory issues affecting allergists, their practices and their patients.
Radio piece featuring ACAAI president reaches close to 10 million listeners
Radio remains a great tool for reaching patients with allergy messages – in their homes, cars, or on mobile devices.
Participation in clinical trials is vital to medical advancements
ACAAI has resources to help you and your patients connect with trials. Currently, the VITESSE Study is recruiting participants.
SMART/Asthma Prior Auth Appeal Letter Generator
Our appeal letter contains references to medical literature to support the use of SMART therapy for asthma.
Technology hacks to boost your revenue and reduce expenses
Amid declining reimbursement and tight staffing, practices are turning to technology to provide an added boost.
Don’t take a vacation from promoting your practice
Your practice promotions can heat up this summer as temperatures rise. Now is a great time to promote your services as an allergist.
JTFPP is accepting nominations
The JTFPP is currently accepting nominations for one ACAAI position with a term that will begin in July 2025.
HHS: Providers can delegate privacy breach reporting to Change Healthcare
Covered entities can delegate patient notifications required as a result of the Feb. 21 Change Healthcare breach to Change Healthcare to implement.
National Asthma and Allergy Awareness Month is winding down
There is still time to promote Board-certified, fellowship-trained allergists – and the relief allergists can provide for allergy symptoms.
The Federal Trade Commission’s ban on non-competes
The final rule is effective September 4, 2024. However, several lawsuits have been filed to halt the implementation of this final rule.
Get informed about informed consent
An informed consent discussion can clarify treatment options and risks for the patient and prevent misunderstandings.
Keeping food allergy issues at the forefront during awareness week
It’s Food Allergy Awareness Week! The College’s advocacy, partnerships and projects work to keep food allergy issues in the forefront.
Educational opportunities are the core of your College membership
Did you know that the College Learning Connection has served more than 12,000 members and other allergy practitioners?
National Asthma and Allergy Awareness Month – step by step
Here are activities to take part in each week this month to educate, promote the specialty, and drive patients to your practice.
Why I’m an Allergist campaign
The College is kicking off a #WeAreAllergists campaign in recognition of National Asthma and Allergy Awareness Month. Join us!
Members have a role in expanding the reach of College information and education to the public
On average, 1,000 media stories per month mention the College and/or quote one of our experts – a huge readership for one subspecialty group.
