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What is one thing that I can add to my routine that will make a difference? What do I need… As we approach the fall season, it’s a great time to give ourselves a “checkup” on our professional health. We might ask ourselves a…

Medicare rules require that a physician (or other supervising practitioner) be on-site at the location where allergy extract vials are… The Advocacy Council has received several member inquiries recently related to preparation of allergen and venom extract vials (CPT codes 95144, 95165, and 95145-49)…

By mid-September, updated COVID-19 booster shots, targeting BA.4 and BA.5 subvariants of the Omicron variant, will be available.… By mid-September, updated COVID-19 booster shots, targeting BA.4 and BA.5 subvariants of the Omicron variant, will be available for Americans over the age of 12. Novavax…

This 45-minute CME webinar will address the epidemiology, diagnosis, treatment and vaccines for monkeypox.… This 45-minute CME webinar will address the epidemiology, diagnosis, treatment and vaccines for monkeypox. We will also look at vaccine side effects and special populations. Our experts include Drs. Kathryn Convers,…

This customizable summary provides basic info for common A/I biologics, including pharmacology, indications, doses and more. Print a copy for… This customizable summary provides basic info for common A/I biologics, including pharmacology, indications, doses and more. Print a copy for staff and providers.…

Medicare Administrative Contractors publicly announced removal of Tezspire from their Self-Administration Drug (SAD) exclusion lists.… In an update to our July 25 story, Medicare Administrative Contractors (MACs) publicly announced removal of Tezspire from their Self-Administration Drug (SAD) exclusion lists. Medicare beneficiaries with severe asthma will…

HHS is beginning to allow individual health care providers to order “Evusheld,” the new antibody therapy developed by AstraZeneca, for… HHS is beginning to allow individual health care providers to order “Evusheld,” the new antibody therapy developed by AstraZeneca, for small patient groups of…

Use this online program to gain new knowledge and reaffirm existing knowledge.… AIM Self-Assessment Volume #2 was recently launched! Use this online program to gain new knowledge and reaffirm existing knowledge. It consists of 120 case-based, multiple-choice questions to help you evaluate and maintain clinical competence. Questions…

Make sure your plans include the International Food Allergy Symposium on Thursday, Nov. 10, 2022, in Louisville.… When you register for the ACAAI 2022 Annual Scientific Meeting, make sure your plans include the International Food Allergy Symposium on Thursday, Nov. 10. Experts from the…

What are some top tips used by allergy, asthma and immunology practices to ensure success in the digital age?… Technology has transformed the way physicians market their practices and engage with patients. Patients increasingly use the internet and social media to manage their health…

The College’s House of Delegates is the conduit to and from local and state societies to the Advocacy Council and… The College’s House of Delegates is the conduit to and from local and state societies to the Advocacy Council and College. If you experience…

After more than a year of trying to pass the Build Back Better Act, Congress passed a slimmer version, the… After more than a year of trying to pass the Build Back Better Act, which includes much of President Biden’s domestic policy agenda, Congress…

Access your CME transcript and certificates, online learning modules, recorded webinars and more on the College Learning Center.… The College has an easy place to meet all your educational needs – the College Learning Connection (CLC). Access your CME transcript and certificates, online learning…

We’re working hard on behind-the-scenes projects that will pay off in the second half of the year.… Registration is open for the ACAAI 2022 Annual Meeting, Nov. 10-14 in Louisville, KY.…

A CDC analysis found that immunocompromised patients accounted for 12.2% of all COVID-19-related hospitalizations.… A CDC analysis found that immunocompromised patients accounted for 12.2% of all COVID-19-related hospitalizations. Experts are hopeful about the development of nasal spray COVID-19 vaccines to offer Americans more options…

The COVID-19 Public Health Emergency could end before Congress determines how to permanently expand these coverage policies.… The House of Representatives voted 416-12 to create a longer extension for certain Medicare telehealth coverage flexibilities after the COVID-19 Public Health Emergency (PHE) ends. Medicare has…

This issue is packed full of information that will increase your knowledge and improve the care you provide to your… As the blazing sun bears down and summer slowly draws to a close, it is time to sit down with an ice-cold beverage and…

COVID-19 nasal vaccines are still in early development stages, however health officials are optimistic that they could potentially prevent infections… The White House has reiterated the necessity for Americans to get booster shots. COVID-19 nasal vaccines are still in early development stages, however health…

More than 10,000 physicians in more than 29 specialties took part in the survey.… Good, I got you to click. We all believe that allergists are number one, but it is great to hear a recent survey showed it, too. Medscape just recently released…

Only allergists with billing patterns significantly higher than either their peer group or national averages will receive a CBR.… CMS issued Comparative Billing Reports (CBR) for individual allergy and immunology providers in late July. The reports are based on Medicare Part B claims and…