United Allergy Services

01/19/2026

USP Updates + Allergen Immunotherapy in Your Practice 🧪🏥
As regulatory standards evolve, many practices are asking: How does USP impact in-office allergen immunotherapy (AIT) preparation?

If your team dilutes extracts, combines allergens, or stores treatment vials, this guidance matters for:
✅ patient safety
✅ compliance + documentation
✅ operational efficiency

We broke down what providers need to know — plus key requirements that may affect your workflow.

Read the full blog here:
https://unitedallergyservices.com/blog/usp-797/

How does USP (797) impact how you prepare allergen immunotherapy in your medical practice? Learn why it matters and if your practice is ready.

11/12/2025

🍂 Is it a cold, the flu, or perhaps seasonal allergies creeping in? Many of us confuse the symptoms — but knowing the difference can make all the difference in how you treat them.

In our latest blog, we walk through how to spot the subtle (and not-so‐subtle) signs, what triggers to look for, and when it’s time to contact a provider.

👉 Read more: Cold, Flu, or Allergies? How to Tell the Difference This Fall - https://unitedallergyservices.com/blog/cold-flu-allergies-how-tell-difference/

Stay ahead of the season and breathe easy 🍃

Not sure if your symptoms are from a cold, the flu, or allergies? Learn how to tell the difference and when to see a healthcare provider.

09/24/2025

Do you feel like your fall allergies are starting earlier—and sticking around longer? You’re not imagining it.

Our newest blog, “Rising Ragweed Pollen: Why Fall Allergies in the U.S. Are Getting Worse,” dives into the evidence behind longer, stronger pollen seasons and what that means for your health.

📖 Read it here: https://unitedallergyservices.com/blog/rising-ragweed-pollen-fall-allergies/

Whether you’re battling sneezes, congestion, or asthma flare-ups, you’ll find helpful insight and action steps in the post.

Share this if you know someone who dreads fall every year. 🍂

Increasing ragweed pollen levels are making allergy season longer, more intense, and harder to escape: why fall allergies are getting worse.

08/27/2025

🍂 Fall is here—and so are allergy triggers you might not expect. From ragweed and pollen to mold and dust mites, autumn allergens are more complex than many think. Discover how healthcare practices can offer seamless, in‑office testing and personalized treatment—like Allergy Allay Drops® or allergy shots—right where patients already seek care. It’s proactive, convenient, and built for long‑term relief. Check it out:

Adding allergy testing and treatment to pediatrics practices offers clinical benefits for young patients and expansion of your scope of care.

08/07/2025

According to the Asthma and Allergy Foundation of America, Americans lost more than 6 million work and school days in 2018, costing about $18 billion. While this is a busy time for many, we recommend that those suffering take control of their allergy symptoms by getting tested before symptoms are present.

Helpful articles and resources on environmental allergies, food allergens, testing, treatment from leading provider of allergy care services.

07/22/2025

School is out, summer is in full swing, and it is prime time for summer vacations and traveling. Summer travel with environmental allergies, asthma, or food allergies may make planning a vacation seem like a daunting task. Not to worry! We can show how to keep summer allergy issues at bay during your staycation, beach trip or wine tour of your dreams.

Helpful articles and resources on environmental allergies, food allergens, testing, treatment from leading provider of allergy care services.

07/08/2025

As rolls on, many of us are eager to embrace outdoor activities and soak up the sun. However, along with the barbecues, beach days, and sunny strolls, comes an uninvited guest: .

For many, summer means sneezing, itchy eyes, and symptoms of seasonal allergies. What can be done to manage and treat summertime allergies?

03/27/2025

Primary care physicians (PCPs) are often the first and only point of contact for patients suffering from allergies. This puts PCPs in a position to give their patients real relief from allergy symptoms by bringing United Allergy Services’ well-proven testing and immunotherapy procedures into their office. Our latest blog discusses what our program brings to primary care practices and how we work with and support physicians. Check it out at: https://loom.ly/YVpdhdU

03/25/2025

Is it safe for allergy testing & treatment to be done in a primary care setting? It is when United Allergy Services is in the house. In the UAS program, we place a UAS Clinical Allergy Specialist in each practice, who conducts allergy testing and treatment under the provider’s direct supervision. All clinical decisions are made by the provider. And our protocols have been proven through over 15 years of experience working with nearly 2,500 providers. To learn more about our program, visit us at www.unitedallergyservices.com/providers/

03/20/2025

Spring Allergies, Part 3: Flower Pollen. Daisies, chrysanthemums, and sunflowers may brighten a room, but for many, their pollen brings sneezing, congestion, and itchy eyes. Seasonal allergies can significantly impact quality of life, but with comprehensive allergy testing and immunotherapy from United Allergy Services, providers can help patients find lasting relief while also enhancing their practice’s revenue. There’s no time like now—on the first day of Spring—to get started! Learn more at: www.unitedallergyservices.com.

03/18/2025

Here’s another great review for a practice offering UAS allergy testing and immunotherapy: “Tara from United Allergy always does a wonderful job. She’s so friendly and kind and always makes me feel at ease, which is no small feat because I have a phobia about needles. She does a great job with the injection, ensuring it isn’t too painful and eases my fears. I’m grateful for her hard work and dedication.” And there are many other examples! To learn all about the value of partnering with United Allergy Services, visit: www.unitedallergyservices.com

03/13/2025

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