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The document is an Allergen Immunotherapy Administration Form that includes patient information, prescribing physician details, and a schedule for administering various allergy vaccines. It outlines the dilutions, vial numbers, expiration dates, and records for health screenings, antihistamine use, and reactions to the vaccines. The form is designed to track the administration of immunotherapy treatments and monitor patient responses.

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What is the administration code for immunotherapy?

Codes 95115-95199 include the professional services necessary for allergen immunotherapy. Office visits codes may be used in addition to allergen immunotherapy if other identifiable services are provided at the same time.

Where do you inject immunotherapy?

Use middle third of posterior upper outer arm, pull the skin up and inject at 45 by deep subcutaneous route in the posterior aspect of the middle third of the arm. Gently draw back plunger before injecting. This is unlike vaccine injection technique, where drawing back is not necessary.

Who can administer allergy immunotherapy?

Ideally, immunotherapy should be given in your allergist / immunologists office.

Can a regular doctor give allergy shots?

Absolutely! Due to their expertise, primary care physicians are well-equipped to treat seasonal allergies.

What kind of doctor gives allergy shots?

An allergist (immunologist) gives allergy shots. An allergist a doctor who specializes in diagnosing and treating certain conditions that affect your immune system, including allergies and asthma.

Who can administer an allergy test?

Allergy testing by an allergist is a precise way to tell which, if any, allergens are contributing to your allergy symptoms. Once you know exactly what you are allergic to, you and your doctor will be able to develop a treatment plan to reduce or eliminate your allergy symptoms. Feel Better.

How do you administer allergen immunotherapy?

An extract of a small amount of the allergen is injected into the skin of the arm. An injection may be given once a week (sometimes more often) for about seven months, after which injections can be administered every two weeks. Eventually, injections can be given every four weeks.

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