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The gap

Fewer Allergists. More Allergy.

The American College of Allergy, Asthma and Immunology projects a 7 percent drop in allergists between 2016 and 2030 while demand rises nearly 30 percent.One patient in five has allergies, so a physician seeing twenty patients a day sees four. Referring them out loses continuity of care, and two thirds of allergy sufferers say they would rather be treated by their primary care doctor than a specialist.Primary care, pediatric and ENT practices are filling the gap by testing and treating in-office.
Why AllergyEasy

Turnkey, Comprehensive, Supported.

TurnkeyTest kits, faxable prescription forms, patient education, marketing materials and clinical support. Existing staff run it after brief training.
Comprehensive serum60+ antigens covering the major allergens of the world, plus a 59-food serum few programs offer. Patients who plateaued on narrow shot mixes often respond.
Pharmacy fulfillmentSerum is compounded to order and shipped to the patient. No mixing, no storage, no injection visits on your schedule.
Prescribe Drops · Keep The Patient · Add Revenue
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Two routes

Prescribe Or Compound.

Prescribe through the pharmacyFax the form; the licensed compounding pharmacy prepares and ships each patient’s serum. No inventory, no mixing, no storage.
Compound in your officeOrder wholesale extracts and mix serum on site. Suits practices with pharmacy-grade workflow and volume to justify it.
Either way, comprehensiveThe AllergyEasy formulation covers the major allergens of the country, not a handful of local pollens, so protection travels.
Most Practices Choose The Pharmacy Route
Considerations

What In-House Compounding Involves.

Extract storage, dilution protocols, labeling, patient-specific records and state pharmacy rules all land on the practice.For a high-volume allergy-focused practice the control can be worth it. For most primary care offices the pharmacy route delivers the same comprehensive serum with none of the overhead, and staff time stays on patients.We are glad to talk through either path.