We want your updates
The College’s public website is full of resources for those seeking answers for symptoms, options for treatment and resources on a wide range of allergy condit…
Dr. Chitra Dinakar is remembered as a valued leader, colleague and mentor
The allergy and immunology world lost a treasured colleague on March 27 with the passing of Chitra Dinakar, MD, FACAAI.Dr. Dinakar was a Clinical Professor of …
College service has enriched my life
I became active in College committees as a fellow in training because I wanted to become involved beyond my membership. Early on, Ira Finegold recruited me to …
Promote your practice
Promote your practice this spring with our free downloadable article templates. They are easy to use for everything from your local media to your website.The C…
Your Leadership’s Decisions
The following are key actions taken by the Board of Regents at the Nov. 7 meeting and by the Executive Committee during its Dec. 17 teleconference.Approved the…
Explore opportunities to share your expertise
Are you looking for a new way to become involved with the College? We’re taking applications through April 15 to fill committee openings that w…
Spotlight on the Women in Allergy Committee
The Women in Allergy Committee has been revamped to more heavily focus on issues of importance to women allergists. Its new purpose is to promote inv…
Your questions answered
We asked Michael Blaiss, MD, FACAAI, executive medical director, to comment on the recent member survey and how the College is using this information to plan i…
The data is in
The College is pleased to announce the latest update of Asthma Management and the Allergist: Better Outcomes at Lower Cost. This College publication, also know…
Drug-induced anaphylaxis, mast cell activation syndrome and the ICON on ocular allergy
The days are getting longer as we get closer to the spring allergy season. Although our emphasis in this month’s issue of the Annals of Allergy, Asthma and Imm…
Are you informed about informed consent?
Pop quiz: what is informed consent, when is it required for allergy practices, and how exactly should it be done? Some physicians and practices have adopted a …
A new era in allergy treatment
As we enter a new era in allergy treatment with the release of the first Food and Drug Administration (FDA)-approved product to treat peanut allergy, I wanted …
The College’s revitalized House of Delegates
We’re reinvigorating the College's House of Delegates (HOD) to provide a closer connection between the College/Advocacy Council and member allergists…
February’s issue of Annals focuses on anaphylaxis
Groundhog Day came and went, and the little guy did not see his shadow, which means an early spring. Many of us are gearing up for the seasonal rush that we al…
In memoriam: Gary Hein
We were saddened to learn that Gary Hein, founder of Lincoln Diagnostics, passed away on Feb. 2. Several members gave tributes to Gary.Entrepreneur, businessma…
New Principal Care Management CPT Codes
The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) has approved two new Principal Care Management (PCM) CPT codes for 2020 that may apply to allergists treat…
From the Desk of the EMD: Remote practice of allergy – what can you do?
One of the most common emails that the College receives from members is “Why can’t the College do something about the remote practice of allergy?&r…
The latest salary, practice cost and revenue data
The 2019 survey results are in, and we’ve got financial data on allergist compensation as well as practice costs and revenue.The College’s continued partnershi…
Get your practice off to a great start in 2020 with our top ten key tips!
A new year brings new beginnings – and an opportunity to set your practice up for success in the year ahead. The Practice Management Committee outlines 10 key …
Discuss freely
DocMatter offers members a secure and exclusive forum for clinical discussions.Last fall, the College premiered a new member benefit – DocMatter. This web-base…
