For Healthcare Professionals

Meet the pediatricians and allergists who helped develop our evidence-based resources and tools for health care partners, patients and families

“I recommend early and sustained allergen introduction for all babies.”

Jonathan Spergel, M.D.
Board-certified Pediatric Allergist
"I recommend all babies start early allergen introduction to foods like peanut and egg at 4 - 6 months to prevent food allergies."

Danelle Fisher, M.D.
Board-Certified Pediatrician
Providence Health System
"All babies should start early and sustained allergen introductions at 6 months."

Gary Rachelefsky, MD
Former President of the American Acadamy of Allergy, Asthma, and Immunology
“Early allergen introduction is a real game changer in the pediatric world.”

Robert Hamilton, M.D.
Board-certified Pediatrician

Leading healthcare partners rely on PreventAllergies.org for essential education on food allergy prevention

How our healthcare partners, providers and patients use these essential food allergy resources

A Case Study with Providence Health: Integrating our Early Allergen Introduction Resources for Providers and Patients

EMR updates with automated education

EDITS TO AFTER VISIT SUMMARIES WITH NEW DOT PHRASES

Utilizing our expert-driven content, Providence Health updated after-visit summaries for babies at key milestones (2, 4, 6, & 9 month well child visits) and added multi-lingual dot phrases for high-risk babies to educate patients on food allergy prevention. View the updated summaries at bit.ly/AfterVisitSummary and bit.ly/DotPhrases

Part 1

Circle App Automated Reminders

UPDATES TO IN-APP EDUCATION & RESOURCES FOR PARENTS

With our evidence-based tools, Providence updated the Circle App to provide food allergy prevention resources to their patients. All patients using the app now receive reminders about early allergen introduction when their baby is 2, 4, 6, & 9 months old, with links to resources on food allergy prevention.

Part 2

In-Office Education Materials

FLYERS AND OTHER IN-OFFICE TOOLS TO HELP TEACH PARENTS

Our team helped customize educational flyers and other tools for all pediatric and family practice doctors at Providence Health. Flyers are provided at the 2, 4, 6, & 9 month visits as another option to educate patients on food allergy prevention. Key educational tools for patients include food allergy prevention materials and table tents, and providers receive CME webinars from food allergy experts and summaries of the food allergy prevention medical guidelines.

Part 3

Request education kits for your office

Download Materials for Patients

Continuing education

Register for our no-cost, CME course on food allergy prevention

Keep your credits up-to-date and learn the latest guidance on food allergy prevention

This CME course will provide you with the opportunity to stay up-to-date with the latest guidelines, approaches and science in early allergen introduction, taught by leading allergists in the field.

Presentation by

Katie Marks – Cogan, MD, FACAAI, FAAAI
Co-owner & Co-Founder Clear Allergy
Board Certified Pediatric and Adult Allergist/Immunologist

Jonathan M. Spergel, MD, PhD
Board Certified Allergist
Chief of the Allergy Program Children's Hospital of Philadelphia (CHOP). Also holds the Stuart E Starr Chair of Pediatrics.
Co-author of the new AAAAI Guidance