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Diana D. Kelley BIO- 904.860.4499
Diana Kelley has taught Allergy testing and treatment for over 40 years nationwide.

ACE offers 19hrs CME.

10/28/2026

You may already be seeing patients with allergy-related concerns every single day.

The question is: Does your practice have a clear pathway to identify and help them?

Here are 3 reasons healthcare practices are exploring allergy services:

1️⃣ Your patients may already need it.

Recurring sinus, respiratory, skin, and other allergy-related concerns may already be showing up in your patient population.

2️⃣ You can expand the care you provide.

With the right education, clinical protocols, and workflows, allergy evaluation and testing can become part of a more comprehensive approach to patient care.

3️⃣ It can create another opportunity for practice growth.

Instead of relying only on new patient acquisition, adding the right service can help you provide more value to the patients who already know and trust your practice.

🔥 The opportunity may already be walking through your doors.

You just need to know how to recognize it and what to do next.

🎥 Want to see how allergy services could fit into your practice?

📩 Message us to watch the FREE ACE Allergy Webinar Replay.

10/26/2026

🚨 Your Next Allergy Patient May Already Be Sitting in Your Exam Room.

The problem?

They may not look like the “typical” allergy patient.

Allergy concerns can present in different ways, and when your team isn’t trained to recognize potential signs, opportunities for further evaluation can easily be missed.

That’s why a strong allergy program starts before the test.

It starts with recognizing the patient.

A structured initial evaluation can help your team gather the right history, identify potential allergy concerns, and determine when appropriate testing should be considered.

And when your practice has the right training and systems in place, you can create a clearer pathway from:

Patient Evaluation → Testing → Treatment → Follow-Up

🔥 You may not need more patients to uncover your next growth opportunity.

You may need a better way to recognize the needs of the patients already walking through your doors.

🎥 Learn how ACE Allergy helps practices understand allergy testing, treatment, and implementation.

📩 Message us to watch the FREE ACE Allergy Webinar Replay.

10/23/2026

💡 DID YOU KNOW?

A positive allergy test is only the beginning of the patient journey.

Testing can help identify potential allergens, but a complete allergy program also requires a clear plan for what happens next.

That may include:

✔ Reviewing the patient’s history and test results
✔ Determining an appropriate treatment approach
✔ Creating a consistent treatment schedule
✔ Documenting each step of care
✔ Monitoring progress and following up

The real value isn’t simply finding what a patient may be allergic to.

It’s having the clinical systems and trained team needed to turn that information into an organized care pathway.

🎥 Want to learn how allergy testing and treatment can fit into your practice?

📩 Message us to watch the FREE ACE Allergy Webinar Replay.

10/21/2026

🚨 What If the Allergy Test Is Negative… But Your Patient KNOWS Something Triggers Their Symptoms?

That’s exactly why allergy care shouldn’t begin and end with a test result.

A patient may tell you that every time they’re around a cat, pollen, dust, or another suspected trigger, their symptoms appear.

Then the test results come back unclear or don’t seem to match what the patient is experiencing.

Do you stop there?

Not necessarily.

A thorough patient history gives providers important context that testing alone may not capture.

When evaluating potential allergies, the bigger picture matters:

✔ What triggers the symptoms?
✔ When do they happen?
✔ How often do they occur?
✔ What environments make them worse?
✔ What does the clinical evaluation show?

Testing provides valuable information.

But knowing how to combine appropriate testing with a detailed patient history can help providers make more informed decisions about the next steps in care.

🔥 Better allergy care starts with asking better questions.

🎥 Want to learn more about patient evaluation, allergy testing, and building the right clinical workflow?

📩 Message us to watch the FREE ACE Allergy Webinar Replay.

10/17/2026

🚨 What If Identifying a Potential Allergy Patient Could Start With Just a Finger Stick?

For many practices, one of the biggest challenges isn’t treating allergies.

It’s knowing where to start.

Patients may come in with recurring symptoms, but without a clear screening and testing pathway, potential allergy concerns can easily go unexplored.

A finger-stick blood screening can provide useful information, including total IgE, that may help providers determine whether additional allergy evaluation should be considered.

From there, patients can move into further evaluation and appropriate testing, such as skin prick testing, based on their individual clinical needs.

The result is a clearer pathway for your team and a more organized experience for your patients.

And for practices looking to expand their services, having the right allergy testing process can open the door to providing more comprehensive care to patients you may already be seeing every day.

🔥 Sometimes the opportunity isn’t finding more patients.

It’s discovering what your existing patients may already need.

🎥 Want to see how allergy testing and treatment can fit into your practice?

📩 Message us now to watch the FREE ACE Allergy Webinar Replay.

10/16/2026

📊 QUICK POLL FOR HEALTHCARE PROVIDERS

When adding allergy services to a practice, what do you think is the MOST challenging part?

🔘 Identifying the right patients
🔘 Testing & treatment protocols
🔘 Documentation & workflows
🔘 Training the entire team

A successful allergy program involves more than simply offering a test.

From recognizing potential allergy patients to documentation, treatment, and follow-up, having the right systems in place can make implementation much smoother.

👇 Cast your vote and tell us your biggest challenge in the comments!

Want to see how an allergy program can be implemented in your practice?

🎥 Message us to watch the FREE ACE Allergy Webinar Replay.

10/14/2026

Good Allergy Care Starts With Proper Documentation

Before allergy testing begins, there should be a clear reason why the patient is being evaluated.

That starts with patient history, symptoms, clinical evaluation, and proper documentation.

For practices working with insurance, documentation can also play an important role in demonstrating medical necessity and supporting the testing and treatment process.

A strong allergy program should have a clear workflow:

✔ Evaluate the patient
✔ Document the clinical need
✔ Determine appropriate testing
✔ Develop the treatment plan
✔ Maintain consistent follow-up records

Because documentation isn’t something that should be added at the end.

It should be built into your allergy program from the very beginning.

🎥 Want to learn more about the systems behind implementing allergy services?

📩 Message us to watch the FREE ACE Allergy Webinar Replay.

10/12/2026

Meet Diana Kelley: Bridging Clinical Science and Real-World Implementation

Great solutions only create value when teams know how to put them into practice.

Diana began her career as a national sales leader in the diagnostic industry before founding a specialty allergy laboratory.

Her experience has given her a unique perspective on what it takes to move from clinical knowledge to successful implementation inside a practice.

Her approach focuses on helping teams build:

✔ Clear clinical processes
✔ Greater accountability
✔ More efficient workflows
✔ Stronger implementation
✔ Sustainable practice growth

Because adding a new service isn’t just about having the right solution.

It’s about giving your team the knowledge, systems, and support to use it effectively.

🎥 Want to learn from Diana and discover how allergy services can fit into your practice?

📩 Message us to watch the FREE ACE Allergy Webinar Replay.

10/09/2026

💡 DID YOU KNOW?

Allergy patients don’t always show up with obvious allergy symptoms.

Some patients may come to your practice with recurring concerns such as:

✔ Sinus symptoms
✔ Skin reactions
✔ Respiratory symptoms
✔ Nasal congestion
✔ Itchy or watery eyes

Recognizing potential allergy patients is the first step.

With the right patient evaluation, appropriate testing, and treatment plan, healthcare providers can identify possible triggers and determine the next steps for care.

For practices looking to expand their services, allergy care may also provide an opportunity to support existing patients while building an additional service line.

🎥 Want to learn how allergy testing and treatment can fit into your practice?

📩 Message us to watch the FREE ACE Allergy Webinar Replay.

10/07/2026

Shots or Drops? Allergy Treatment Isn’t One-Size-Fits-All.

When building an allergy program, treatment options can include allergy shots (SCIT) and sublingual drops (SLIT).

Each approach comes with different considerations, including treatment schedules, patient preferences, adherence, clinical protocols, and ongoing follow-up.

That’s why choosing a treatment pathway shouldn’t simply be about what’s easiest to offer.

It should start with the patient.

For healthcare practices and pharmacies exploring allergy services, understanding these options is an important part of building a program that supports consistent, long-term care.

Want to learn more about allergy testing, treatment options, and implementation?

🎥 Watch the FREE ACE Allergy Webinar Replay.

📩 Message us for access.

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