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ACAAI strengthens its voice at the AMA Annual Meeting
The College was strongly represented at the American Medical Association (AMA) Annual Meeting held in Chicago earlier this month.

When the insurance company’s AI calls your office
Consider a busy allergy practice. A scheduler receives a call from a polite, efficient "patient" seeking an appointment.

It’s World Allergy Week
World Allergy Week's theme is “Allergy Care Is Essential Care.” Read how the College continually demonstrates the importance of allergy care.

Annals impact factor rises to 7.1
In the most recent data, the impact factor of Annals of Allergy, Asthma & Immunology rose to 7.1 in 2025.

ACAAI’s Advocacy Council urges greater oversight of the prior authorization process
The Advocacy Council submitted comments supporting electronic standards adoption for processing prior authorization requests for drugs.

Deadlines for accessibility requirements
If your practice accepts Medicare or Medicaid payments, Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act will likely apply to you.

College announces 2026 Pathways to Practice (P2P) grant recipients
The Pathways to Practice program awards four competitive $250,000 grants each year and the grants span a two-year period.

Learn AI techniques in five minutes
Our short, practical videos help allergists learn how AI can support you, your patients and your practice.

Workflow changes to save allergists an hour a day
Are you feeling overburdened by increasing documentation requirements, patient messages, prior authorizations, and staffing shortages?

We’ve updated our Topical Resources page
We’ve updated our Topical Resources page to organize valuable resources for allergists from other medical organizations and more.







