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United Allergy Services recommends checking out an article published March 3 in the New York Post: “The number of foods to feed your 9-month-old baby to slash allergy risk by 45%.” According to the article, a Swedish study found that the introduction of a diverse diet of 13 or 14 different allergenic foods to infants at nine months was associated with a 45% decrease in the risk of food allergies by the time they reached 18 months. Food for thought? Read the article here: https://loom.ly/pbGm9jY

When it comes to allergies, there is a wide range of variability from person to person. Providers must consider each patient’s unique circumstances and environment, the type of symptoms being presented, how often they occur, and how troublesome they are. Sometimes, the question becomes, “Am I suffering from allergies? Or something else?” That’s the title of a blog we recommend visiting on the United Allergy Services website. It includes a quiz to help providers and patients quickly answer that question. Read it here: https://loom.ly/mxcoEvo

Spring Allergies, Part 2. Grass pollen (most commonly Bermuda, Kentucky bluegrass, and timothy) is a major trigger for many patients, bringing sneezing, congestion, and itchy eyes. By adding comprehensive allergy testing and immunotherapy from United Allergy Services, providers can bring real relief to their patients along with greater revenue to their practice. Why wait till peak allergy season? Learn more at: https://lnkd.in/gwDkthxK

Partnering with United Allergy Services offers many advantages. One of them is our support for the revenue cycle. Every practice has access to a dedicated team to assist with payer relations and reimbursement matters. Supporting our customers in this way is important in a constantly evolving healthcare environment. Learn more about our support services at: https://loom.ly/WEHauD0

At United Allergy Services (UAS), we specialize in enabling healthcare providers to offer the extra patient care and convenience (and revenue-generating capability) of an in-office UAS allergy testing and immunotherapy center. However, we know every practice has different requirements. That’s why we offer a flexible alternative: UAS Allergy Testing & Immunotherapy Kits. For the advantages and particulars of this approach, check out our latest blog post: https://loom.ly/RrXFK4Q

New developments are taking place in immunotherapy techniques related to food allergies. Here’s an article on “The Future of Food Allergy Management: New Technologies and Treatments,” reviewed on their Life Sciences page by News-Medical.net. Topics covered include emerging technologies in food allergy detection, breakthroughs in treatment, and digital solutions for allergy management. At United Allergy Services, we believe it’s worth a read. Find it here: https://lnkd.in/dbU3JvSe

Officially, Spring is still a month away, but it’s not too soon to start watching out for common Spring allergies. Tree pollen from oak, birch, cedar, and pine is already on the rise, triggering allergy symptoms that could be mistaken for lingering colds or sinus issues. Now is a good time for primary physicians, pulmonologists, and other practitioners to consider partnering with United Allergy Services to offer in-office allergy testing and immunotherapy. To learn more, visit us at the link below. And stay tuned for more on the most common Spring allergies. https://lnkd.in/gwDkthxK

Partnering with United Allergy Services offers many advantages. One of them is increased patient retention. Patient leakage is one of the biggest economic challenges to primary care and other physicians, and one of the main sources of leakage is referring patients to outside specialists. A prime example is allergy testing and treatment—services that are in high demand but short supply. With UAS, physicians can easily bring our proven protocols into their practice, resulting in fewer referrals and potentially greater patient adherence. To learn more, visit us at: https://loom.ly/HudOuMo

Allergies are a common yet often overlooked concern in pediatric care. While symptoms like sneezing, itchy eyes, and congestion may seem minor, untreated allergies can lead to more serious conditions, including asthma. For pediatricians, adding United Allergy Services testing and treatment to their practice not only offers clinical benefits for young patients but also provides a valuable opportunity to enhance their scope of care. Our latest blog explores this topic and offers a guide to enhancing pediatric care with allergy services. https://loom.ly/5cir9FI

Practices offering UAS allergy testing and treatment just keep racking up great Google reviews! Here’s one from patient Bertha C: "United Allergy Services has been a godsend for me these past 5 years. Their services have kept me healthy, and they helped me with my allergies and symptoms that lasted almost 9 months out of the year. It was the best service my doctor could have recommended. Richard L. has the best attitude, patience and very knowledgeable about all the terrible things that come from having allergy symptoms. His care has been excellent and I highly recommend anyone suffering from allergies to seek their help and services. It was a joy to be treated so well by him and his company." Learn more about the value UAS offers for allergy patients and medical practices at: https://lnkd.in/gwDkthxK