- 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. 
- Coding for penicillin allergy testing – everything you need to know in 2024- ICD-10 and CPT coding for penicillin allergy testing can be confusing. Here’s what you need to know to get reimbursed 
- Improve patient quality of care and get paid for it- CMS encourages physicians to incorporate SDOH risk assessment into your practices – and now they are paying you to do it. 
- Creative ways to use texting with patients- In a 2023 Tebra patient survey, 67% of patients said they want to receive text messages for appointment-related reminders 
- 2023 allergist compensation gains outstrip inflation- Allergist median academic compensation and non-academic compensation both saw increases in 2023 – and both benchmarks rose more than the reported 3.4% rate of … 
