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2027 payer electronic data-sharing requirements
Think of these new requirements as a way to create more direct electronic communication between your practice and payers.
Top 10 practice resources for allergy/immunology
The College has practice management resources to support you. These ten popular College resources address your most pressing needs.
2025 allergist compensation declines slightly from 2024
Allergists have increasingly felt squeezed by Medicare and other payers, which may have contributed to these decreases.
Workflow changes to save allergists an hour a day
Are you feeling overburdened by increasing documentation requirements, patient messages, prior authorizations, and staffing shortages?
Standing orders for medications: a practical guide for allergy practices
Are you looking for a way to improve practice efficiency, provide consistent care to patients and empower your staff?
Confidently evaluate AI in your practice
Allergists face the critical task of understanding and managing the risks associated with augmented intelligence tools.
Virtual direct supervision permanent for Medicare
Good news for allergy practices: virtual direct supervision is now permanent under Medicare for many allergy services.
The new era of health AI: what allergists need to know
For the first time, large scale AI platforms are being built explicitly for health care delivery rather than adapted from consumer tools.
Are you struggling with SCIT noncompliance?
Has your practice experienced an increase in subcutaneous immunotherapy (SCIT) non-compliance? If so, you’re not alone! Learn more.
2026 RVUs for allergy/immunology
CMS has released the 2026 Relative Value Units (RVUs), and these updates will have significant implications for allergists nationwide.
