ENT practice owners, physicians, office managers, and mid-level providers evaluating whether to add or rebuild an in-office allergy testing and immunotherapy program.

What's the time commitment?

Most of the operational lift is handled by the program model. Your team's involvement is scoped during the initial assessment and onboarding.

Do we need our own staff?

Staffing needs are reviewed during the assessment. Programs are designed to fit alongside your existing clinical team and workflow.

How fast can we start?

Timelines vary by practice and space readiness, but the onboarding path is structured to get the program operational without prolonged disruption.

IOAIn-Office Allergy See If Your Practice Qualifies

For ENT practices

Add or rebuild an in-office allergy program — without the operational burden.

Built for ENT practices already seeing allergy patients. We handle the setup, supplies, staffing model, and ongoing support so your team can focus on patient care — with minimal upfront cost.

See If Your Practice Qualifies Built for ENT practice owners, physicians, and office managers.

Common starting points

Is this your practice?

Already seeing allergy patients

You're treating allergy symptoms today, but the value isn't being captured inside your practice.

Currently referring allergy out

Patients leave the practice for evaluation and immunotherapy elsewhere, disrupting continuity of care.

Tried an allergy program before

A previous program stalled or never reached its potential and you're not sure how to restart it.

A simple four-step path

How it works

Step 1

Assess your practice

Quick review of your patient mix, providers, and space.

Step 2

Match to a supported program

We align the right program model to your practice profile.

Step 3

Turnkey setup

Equipment, supplies, staffing model, and workflows handled for you.

Step 4

Ongoing support & billing

Continued guidance on operations, compliance, and billing support.

Who this is for

We only take practices we can actually help

Straight talk: this program isn't right for every ENT practice. Here's how we think about fit.

A strong fit if you…

Already see patients with chronic allergy symptoms in your practice.
Have — or can free up — a small dedicated room (roughly 100–150 sq ft).
Want to keep allergy care in-house instead of referring it out.
Previously offered allergy in the practice but the program stalled.

Probably not a fit if you…

Have no space for a small dedicated room in the office.
Don't routinely see patients with chronic allergy symptoms.
Aren't open to a supported, managed program model.

What your practice provides

Minimal footprint

A dedicated room

Roughly 100–150 sq ft, with no carpet or wallpaper.

Phone & internet

Standard practice connectivity in the room.

Sharps disposal

Compliant sharps handling as you use elsewhere in the office.

Benefits to the practice

Why ENT practices add this in-house

Improved continuity of care

Evaluation and immunotherapy stay within the practice your patients already trust.

Retain patients in-house

Reduce the need to refer allergy care to outside providers.

Add an ancillary service line

Broaden what your ENT practice can offer alongside existing services.

Supported compliance & billing

Guidance on documentation, coding, and operational compliance.

Fast setup timeline

A defined onboarding path so the program is operational without prolonged disruption.

Physician-led model

Immunotherapy delivered as a treatment option under your physicians' supervision.

A few quick answers

Frequently asked

Qualifier

See if your practice qualifies

A short five-step questionnaire. Takes about two minutes.

Step 1 of 2

Start with your work email

Enter your practice email to begin a short fit assessment. Takes about two minutes.

For ENT practice decision-makers. No marketing spam — a program advisor will follow up.

Ready to evaluate the fit?

Answer a few questions and a program advisor will follow up with next steps.

See If Your Practice Qualifies