Amplify awareness of allergic conditions
National Asthma and Allergy Awareness Month is in May. You’ll want to be prepared to join the conversation about asthma and allergies.
There’s an allergist in Congress
I've been a fierce advocate for our profession and for our patients in both bodies, and I really appreciate the College member support.
Feeding and growing interest in the allergy/immunology specialty
Beyond our ranks of allergists/immunologists, we want to spread the word about our amazing specialty and the care we provide.
REAL ID deadline is May 7
You’ll need a REAL ID as of May 7, 2025. The process to get a REAL ID can take several weeks, so plan ahead.
Just launched! New MicroCME modules
Twenty-seven new MicroCME modules in the College Learning Connection provide focused learning and CME credit in 15 to 30 minutes.
How Some Academic Medical Centers Use RVUs in Compensation and Productivity Models to Reflect Clinical, Teaching and Research Duties
Some compensation models assign RVUs not only for clinical work but also for teaching and research activities.
Can I bill Medicare for controls for allergy testing?
The Advocacy Council received a query on "Can I bill Medicare for negative and positive (histamine) controls for allergy testing?"
House hearing shows PBM reform remains a priority for this Congress
One of the most significant and impactful PBM reforms was a ban on “spread pricing,” particularly within Medicaid.
Read about immunodeficiency this month
This month, the focus of Annals is on immunodeficiency and what you need to know as a practicing community allergist.
Five things you should know about the College website
There is so much great information on the College website! A few times each year, we highlight different resources you can find there.
2025 G2211 add-on code
This article will outline how and when to bill G2211, which Medicare began reimbursing in January of 2024.
Coming soon – spring allergies
The College has dedicated resources to help you share your expertise and the essential services you provide to patients in May.
Accelerate environmental sustainability in your practice in 2025
Your practice can save money, strengthen your practice’s commitment to a greener future, and share vital knowledge with your patients.
CFPB finalizes rule to remove medical bills from credit reports
The rule bans consumer reporting agencies from including medical debt on credit reports and credit scores sent to creditors.
Board of Regents Nominations Accepted Until Feb. 17!
The College is seeking leaders and visionaries to guide the College into the future. Apply Now!
New administration’s impact on allergy
The Advocacy Council wants to address some important developments in the recent presidential administration change and its potential impact.
Is your practice prepared for emergencies?
Not only is it a good idea to put an emergency plan in place, it’s required if you participate in the Medicare or Medicaid programs.
Understanding the state of Medicare telehealth coverage
CMS lost the authority to provide flexibility in covering telehealth when the PHE expired. Legislation has been passed to extend some of them.
Billing for E/M and testing on the same day
Allergists often get pushback when trying to bill for an E/M visit on the same day as allergy testing or an oral challenge.
Staying up to date on best practices for treating anaphylaxis
As allergists/immunologists, we all share the constant anxiety of our patients who are at risk from anaphylaxis.
