Where new allergy tools are researched, tested and held back until they are ready for clinic use.
Allergic rhinitis. Cetirizine, fluticasone. Improving.
Mild intermittent asthma. Peanut allergy, epinephrine on hand.
Better allergy notes: structure, pertinent negatives, and every line traceable to the visit.
Nasal congestion and sneezing for one month. Eyes itchy and watery. History of mild intermittent asthma.
Source: patient, 00:42Research on documenting skin prick, intradermal and patch testing with a person confirming every value. Research results are shared as research, not as product claims.
Allergen profiles and chronic conditions carried forward for the clinician to review.
Allergic rhinitis. Cetirizine, fluticasone. Improving.
Mild intermittent asthma. Peanut allergy, epinephrine on hand.
Every output is reviewed by a person before it reaches a patient record.
We say what a tool does only after it is measured and reviewed.
Demonstrations use synthetic patients.
Pankaj Sabharwal, founder, on why allergy needs its own system, and what one system for the whole allergy practice looks like.
Practices that want to work with us on new tools: write to us.