How to use NPs and PAs in allergy practice
There is a lot to consider when looking to increase patient access and grow your practice. Working with APCs may help reach your goals.
How allergists can create a culture of safety
Encouraging staff to have a questioning attitude will provide a safer environment for you, your staff and your patients.
2022 Allergist compensation sees slight increase
In 2022, allergist median non-academic compensation saw a tiny increase over 2021, while 2022 median academic compensation saw a larger bump.
How allergists can use artificial intelligence
How can allergists use these tools right now, without spending time or money? And what AI tools are currently available?
Exclusive USP 797 resources for College members
The College has all the resources you need to implement the new USP 797 rule! The USP 797 implementation date is Nov. 1, 2023.
Is clinical research a good fit for your practice?
The module also outlines the challenges of a clinical research program, including time demands, staffing requirements and data management.
Evaluating RPM for your practice
How quickly have allergy practices adopted RPM technology, and which patients are using it? Definitive Healthcare's report has some answers.
More cost-saving tips from the Practice Management Committee
Notice, however, that eliminating staff was NOT mentioned by any of our members as an opportunity for savings.
Cost saving tips from the Practice Management Committee
Some suggestions are easy to implement, and others take a little more effort, but we’re certain you’ll find a few ways to save your practice money!
2021 allergy Medicare E&M coding distribution
Medicare publicly reports specialty-specific E&M utilization data each year, which they use to identify providers who are overcoding.
A & I providers are compliant when billing for Medicare Part B services
Medicare recently released allergy & immunology provider compliance data for 2021, which provides interesting information for our specialty.
Coding for interprofessional consults
Do PCPs, hospitalists, other physicians or NPs/PAs reach out to you for treatment advice for their patients via telephone, internet or EHR? If not, this could …
Coding for Penicillin Allergy Testing – Everything you need to know
Penicillin allergy testing can help extend the scope of your practice and provide a valuable service to your patients.
Impact of proposed Medicare Physician Fee Schedule on allergy practices
The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) released a an update to the Medicare Physician Fee Schedule and Quality Payment Program for calendar year …
Webinar: Monkeypox for the Allergist, Sept. 14, 7 pm
This 45-minute CME webinar will address the epidemiology, diagnosis, treatment and vaccines for monkeypox.
Six steps for excellent online reviews and practice website optimization
What are some top tips used by allergy, asthma and immunology practices to ensure success in the digital age?
2021 Allergist compensation data shows recovery for many
2021 was a year of adjustment and recovery for many allergy practices. While practices continued to cope with COVID-19 disruptions, many also saw productivity …
Top 10 tips to make your practice more efficient
With declining reimbursement and rising costs, efficiency is more important than ever for allergy practices.
Allergy telehealth survey results are here
Allergy/immunology 2021 telehealth survey results are in! The AMA conducted a national telehealth survey between Nov. 1 and Dec. 31, 2021 to gather insights on…
Boost team morale and retention
Retaining great employees and keeping them motivated is one of the most important tasks for a successful allergy practice – and it may require extra effort in …
