Approximately Sixty million Americans are affected by allergic disorders, yet there are fewer than 3,000 practicing allergists in the United States. In the past, allergist had the primary responsibility for diagnosing allergies and managing patient care.
The fact is Allergic disease is rapidly becoming one of the nation’s biggest health problems. according to the American College of Allergy Asthma and Immunology (ACAAI), and there aren’t enough allergists to keep up with the demand for diagnosis and treatment. Primary care providers and other non-allergist physicians are a natural fit for Providing Allergy testing in their offices. The Academy of Allergy and Asthma in Primary Care (AAAPC) reported that 15,000 MD’s & DO’s – more than 3 times the total # of allergist in the U.S.- are now billing under the CPT code for Immunotherapy.
AMERICAN CHILDREN HAVE RESPIRATORY ALLERGIES.
VISITS ARE MADE TO DOCTORS, OUTPATIENT & EMERGENCY ROOMS FROM HAY FEVER.
PEOPLE ARE AFFECTED BY NASAL ALLERGIES IN THE UNITED STATES.
ANNUAL COST OF ALLERGIES EXCEEDS $18 BILLION
On average, practices that have implemented MDAllergy Solutions in their office earn an additional 15 to 20% gross revenue each month.
We hire experienced Medical personal Trained in Advanced Life Support and Anaphylaxis Certified to work in your office. They will assist you in providing the Gold Standard in allergy testing and treatment for your patients.
We track all medical policies for changes to our CPT codes across most payers on a real time basis to make sure we incorporate any medical policy changes into your medical records allowing us to protect your reimbursements
MDAllergy Solutions is an Atlanta-based Medical Ancillary Services Provider dedicated to building long-lasting relationships with medical practice groups to improve existing patients’ quality of life by changing the underlying allergy disease process
MDAllergy Solutions works with a variety of practitioners, this includes, but is not limited to, primary care providers, pediatricians, internal medicine providers, ENT providers, dermatologists, pulmonologists, and healthcare systems.
You, the provider, will manage all medical decisions and supervise the clinical aspects of the Allergy program and determine which patients are candidates for allergy testing and immunotherapy services, while a MDAllergy-staffed Clinical Allergy Specialist will help educate patients, administer tests and manage their mixed immunotherapy.
Designing and implementing allergy immunotherapy protocols is within the scope of practice for MDs and DOs.
Adding a service line such as the Allergy Sensitivity Program, Your patients will benefit from the convenience of easier access to care, but that’s not all. Our protocol for allergy treatment allows for safe, at-home self-administration. This minimizes office visits and allows patients to take full control of their allergy treatment. Now, and in a post-COVID world, that convenience is more important than ever.
A nationwide survey found that more than half (54.6%) of people in the US test positive to one or more allergens. They’re waiting for your help and it doesn’t have to change your practice.