GLACEEMR | ALLERGY EHR
The Allergy EHR Built Around How Your Practice Works
GlaceEMR is ONC-certified and has run in private allergy practices for years, with 25+ years of company history behind it. This is the common GlaceEMR platform preconfigured for allergy and immunology, so the skin-test grids, immunotherapy schedules, biologic-eligibility workups, and anaphylaxis action plans are already in place before training starts.
- Allergy templates and workflows configured before training starts
- GlaceScribe ambient notes and GlaceIQ suggestions you review and approve
- ONC-certified, with $0 implementation and data migration included
Prefer to talk? Call (888) 452-2363.
Book a Consultation
Tell us about your practice. A GlaceEMR specialist who knows allergy calls you back within one business day.
25+
Years serving practices
35+
Specialties supported
ONC
Certified EHR
30+
AI features, all suggestions you review
WHAT WE HEAR FROM ALLERGY PRACTICES
Procedure-Heavy, Schedule-Heavy, and High-Stakes
Skin testing is a paper grid the EMR cannot read
Forty to seventy wheals, intradermal confirmations, patch reads at 48 and 96 hours, all on a tray sheet scanned in as an image. Wheal and flare millimeters never become discrete data, and the retest two years later starts from scratch.
The EHR cannot hold the immunotherapy recipe
Vial concentration, extract content, lot numbers, diluent ratios, build-up and maintenance schedule. Most platforms have no place for it, so the SCIT program lives in a binder or a third-party module that does not talk to the chart.
Biologic prior auth takes a calendar week
The IgE, the eosinophil count, the failed therapies, and the ACT score live in four places. Your office manager spends a week per patient assembling the packet, and the patient misses two doses before approval lands.
Allergy billing under-captures earned revenue
Per-test counts, per-vial counts on antigen prep, injection codes, patch modifiers, and J-code waste reporting are each small and forgettable. Generic scrubbers do not know which payer counts a 95165 unit how, and your biller writes off the difference.
HOW GLACEEMR HELPS
An EHR Designed Around Your Grid, Your Vial Schedule, and Your Plan
GlaceEMR is ONC-certified and has run in private allergy practices for years, with 25+ years of company history behind it. This is the common GlaceEMR platform preconfigured for allergy and immunology, so the skin-test grids, immunotherapy schedules, biologic-eligibility workups, and anaphylaxis action plans are already in place before training starts. Every capability below ships today, not as a roadmap promise.
SCIT and SLIT recipe and schedule engine
Per-patient recipes carry vial concentration, extract content by allergen, lot numbers, diluent ratios, mixing date, expiration, and the build-up versus maintenance schedule. Printable vial labels include patient identifiers, color coding, and dilution. The shot record captures dose, site, and reaction every visit, and the prior reaction is visible to the nurse drawing up the next dose.
Skin and patch testing as structured data
Pre-built grids for environmental, food, and custom panels include histamine and saline controls. Wheal and flare in millimeters are captured per allergen as discrete values. Patch reads at 48 and 96 hours are scored on a grid with morphology and photo attachments. Two years later the prior grid is still graphable data in the chart, not a fuzzy PDF.
Anaphylaxis action plans that leave with the patient
Green-yellow-red zones populate with the patient’s current controller and rescue medication and the weight-based epinephrine dose, pulled from the chart instead of retyped. School and daycare letters generate, and the plan updates between visits instead of functioning as a single-use handout.
Biologic eligibility and infusion workflow
Eligibility workups for omalizumab, dupilumab, mepolizumab, benralizumab, and tezepelumab pull the IgE, eosinophil count, and ACT score from structured fields. In-office administration documents the J-code, NDC, units, and drug waste in one place, so the buy-and-bill claim drops with the data each payer expects.
60+ lab interfaces and eRx
Quest, Labcorp, and 50+ hospital and reference labs route specific IgE panels, total IgE, eosinophil counts, and tryptase back as discrete trendable values linked to the ordering problem. Surescripts e-prescribing with interaction and allergy alerts covers the controller, rescue, and biologic prescribing your panel runs on.
Recall registries that work themselves
SCIT census, adherence, and recall views surface the immunotherapy patient due for the next dose, the food-allergy family due for an epinephrine refill, the asthmatic who may now qualify for a biologic, and the venom patient due for annual review. Recall turns the list into outreach through portal, SMS, email, or the GlacePhoneSmart phone agent.
See everything GlaceEMR and GlaceRCM do for allergy · Explore GlaceEMR · Billing too? GlaceRCM for Allergy
“Peace of mind. Comprehensive, easy to use. I would highly recommend Glenwood.”
Aura Ardon, MD, Florida
QUESTIONS WE HEAR
Allergy EHR FAQ
Does GlaceEMR handle SCIT and SLIT recipes and shot histories natively?
Yes. The immunotherapy recipe and schedule engine is built into the chart, not bolted on. Per-patient SCIT and SLIT recipes carry vial concentration, extract content by allergen, lot numbers, diluent ratios, mixing date, expiration, and build-up versus maintenance schedule.
Is GlaceScribe HIPAA-compliant, and where does the AI run?
Yes, fully HIPAA-compliant. GlaceScribe runs on HIPAA-compliant AI infrastructure from Amazon, Google, Anthropic, Deepgram, ElevenLabs, and other enterprise AI providers, all under business associate agreements. The multi-vendor architecture preserves operational redundancy.
How are skin test grids and patch test reads captured?
As structured, graphable data, not a scanned form. Pre-built grids for environmental, food, and custom panels include histamine and saline controls. Wheal and flare in millimeters are captured per allergen as discrete values.
See GlaceEMR Run on Allergy Workflows
A 20-minute call. We look at how your practice runs today and show you what changes.