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.
Annual compliance training requirements
Whether you focus on compliance at a specific time each year, or throughout the year at various touchpoints, do make sure compliance training is done regularly.
Attend the Friday Practice Management Program in Orlando
This full day of programming at the Annual Scientific Meeting will give you information and tools you can put into practice right away.
New Patch testing toolkit has everything you need for patch testing!
Use our new toolkit to train staff, create and SOP and more.
2024 Allergy Medicare E&M Coding Distribution
The trend is clear: allergists’ coding patterns have continued to shift in favor of higher E&M codes over the past four years.
MGMA report shows a sharp jump in health care management and support staff pay
This increase marks a paradigm shift that practices should consider when budgeting or hiring new employees.
Elevate your practice with the College’s practice management toolkits
The Practice Management Center has more than 20 toolkits on clinical and business topics important for allergists.
E/M Coding Based on Medical Decision Making (MDM)
Although you should still perform a medically appropriate history and/or physical exam, it/they do not determine the level of service.
Are you billing for every service you provide?
Are you not billing for all the services you provide? Review these overlooked allergy-related CPT codes to see if any of them apply.
Choose the right location for your practice
Whether you’re expanding, relocating, starting or joining a practice, choosing the right location is critical to your success.
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?"
2025 G2211 add-on code
This article will outline how and when to bill G2211, which Medicare began reimbursing in January of 2024.
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.
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.
2025 RVUs for allergy/immunology
CMS has released the 2025 Relative Value Units (RVUs), and these updates will have significant implications for allergists nationwide.
How are allergists using artificial intelligence?
Generative AI continues to expand at a rapid pace and more clinicians will encounter AI in some capacity in their work life
2025 MIPS Final Policies
This article summarizes key changes to the traditional Merit-based Incentive Payment System (MIPS) program for the 2025 performance period.
2023 Allergy Medicare E&M Coding Distribution
The trend is clear: allergists’ coding patterns have continued to shift in favor of higher E&M codes over the past three years.
