Testing is a report with wheal and flare
Allergen, concentration, and mm readings have to be in the record. ‘Positive to trees’ is not a testing report.
Allergy & Immunology
Skin testing, SCIT, and anaphylaxis plans — extract mixing logs, testing reports, and action plans drafted from the visit so shots and emergencies have a chart behind them.
The problem
Allergen, concentration, and mm readings have to be in the record. ‘Positive to trees’ is not a testing report.
Vial, dose, injection site, and post-shot observation belong in a SCIT procedure note every visit.
Triggers, epinephrine, and when to call EMS have to match what was taught. A copied PDF is not documentation that teaching happened.
How Augustun fits
Clinic visits capture triggers, control, and comorbidities from the conversation.
Intradermal/sequential testing reports and SCIT injection notes keep dose and readings explicit.
Rhinitis/anaphylaxis codes plus testing and injection CPTs are proposed from documented work.
SCIT injection notes, testing reports, extract mixing logs, and anaphylaxis emergency action plans.
Outcomes
1.5+
Hours saved per allergist per day on testing reports and shot notes
SCIT
Injection dose and observation documented each visit
400+
EHRs via browser extension (Epic, ModMed, athena)
FAQ
Yes. Vial, dose, site, and observation from the shot visit are structured into a SCIT procedure note.
Yes. Allergens and reactions discussed from the test are drafted into a testing report.
Yes. Triggers and emergency steps taught in the visit are drafted into a patient-facing action plan.
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