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AllergiEnd®

  • Increase Practice Revenue

    Approximately fifty million Americans are affected by allergic disorders, yet fewer than 3,000 practicing allergists in the United States. A massive market is ready and waiting for you.

Screen, Test, and Treat, for Three Reimbursement Opportunities

Screen

Reimbursable CPT Code: 99358
Screen your patient's allergy symptoms, severity, frequency, and more with the easy-to-use digital allergy assessment. The physician dashboard provides robust yet easy-to-interpret insights into individual patient and population health.

Test    

Reimbursable CPT Code: 95004
Our testing kits are FDA-cleared and thoughtfully designed for the primary care and pediatric settings. Features include air-tight locking kits, the proprietary asymmetrical orientation of applicators, and alphanumeric numbering.

Treat

Reimbursable CPT Code: 95165
If treatment is needed, our pharmacy creates patient-specific allergy treatments shipped directly to our clients. We offer two forms of immunotherapy treatments, allergen immunotherapy injections or convenient sublingual drops.

“AllergiEnd® has become the leader in our office as the ancillary service that is providing, bottom line, the most net profit for our business.”
​- David Delgado, Practice Manager in Miami Dade County, FL

Current Market Situation

More than 17.6 million adults and 6.6 million children had hay fever this past year, with only 3,000 practicing allergists able to provide services.

Rapidly Growing Problem

Allergic rhinitis was diagnosed more than 11.1 million times during doctor visits throughout the past year, showing the rapid increase of the disease and awareness.

Massive Addressable Market

Did you know that more than $5 billion per year is spent on indirect costs associated due to asthma and allergic rhinitis treatment? A massive market is waiting for you.

Conditions and Codes

 D69.0 Allergic Purpura K52.89 Other Specified Non-Infective Gastroenteritis and Colitis
 H10.401 - H10.409 Unspecified Chronic Conjunctivitis  L20.0-L20.9 Atopic Dermatitis
 H10.421 - H10.429Simple Chronic Conjunctivitis L23.0 - L23.9 Allergic Contact Dermatitis
H10.44  Vernal Conjunctivitis L24.0 - L24.9 Irritant Contact Dermatitis
 H16.261 - H16.269 Vernal Keratoconjunctivitis, with Limbar and CornealL25.0 - L25.9  Unspecified Contact Dermatitis
 H10.411 - H10.419 Chronic Giant Papillary Conjunctivitis L29.9 Pruritus, Unspecified
 H10.45 Other Chronic Allergic Conjunctivitis L30.0-L30.9 Other and Unspecified Dermatitis
 H10.9 Unspecificied Conjunctivitis L50.0 Allergic Uriticaria
 J30.0 - J30.9  Vasomotor and Allergic Rhinitis L50.1 Idiopathic Uriticaria
 J31.0 - J31.2 Chronic Rhinitis, Nasopharyngitis, and Pharyngitis L50.6 Contact Uriticaria
 J32.0 - J32.9 Chronic Sinusitis L50.9 Unspecified Uriticaria
 J33.0 - J33.9 Nasal Polyp T78.00xA - T78.1xxS Anaphylactic Reaction due to Food
 J45.20 - J45.998 Asthma  T78.40Xa - T78.149Xs Other and Unspecified Allergy
 K52.2 Allergic and dietician gastroenteritis and colitis