Bring comprehensive allergy care into your practice
Allergy 123 helps primary care practices identify patients whose allergy symptoms may warrant evaluation, evaluate them with an approved workflow, and treat when a provider decides it is appropriate — with the tools, training, technology, and ongoing support to do it well.
One program. Three steps.
The same arc runs through the software, the training, and the day in the practice.
Step 1 of 3
Allergy needs surface throughout primary care
Congestion, itchy eyes, poor sleep, a history that keeps coming back. Your team learns to notice allergy cues in routine visits and bring them to the provider — without turning identification into a testing decision.
What the practice gets
Tools
Testing materials, patient-specific therapy kits, and the supplies a practice needs to run the workflow.
Training
A shared Foundation for the whole office and role pathways for providers, clinical staff, billing, the allergy liaison, and the front desk.
Technology
Software that carries each patient from identification through testing, results, and therapy orders, with the provider in control at every decision.
Ongoing support
Implementation help, an operating rhythm, and a place to send questions when staff, payers, or workflows change.
Provider-guided, by design
The provider owns every clinical decision: whether to evaluate, how to interpret results, what to prescribe, and when to refer. Not every patient with allergy symptoms needs testing, and the program is built so that no one is tested or treated to meet a number.
Allergy 123 complements specialists
Primary care can appropriately manage a broad group of straightforward environmental allergy patients while complex cases continue to go to allergists and other specialists. Referral and co-management are successful outcomes, not failures.
Training built for the whole team
A short shared Foundation gives everyone the same picture. Then each person takes only the pathway for the work they actually do — practice leadership, providers, clinical operations, billing, the allergy liaison, or patient access — in classes of ten to fifteen minutes, with progress that saves as you go.
See how Allergy 123 could fit into your practice
A conversation, not a pitch: what your practice does today, where allergy needs already show up, and what it would take to care for them in-house.
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