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๐Ÿ‘ Georgia Physicians โ€” Your Voice Needed

Help Protect Patient Access to Allergen Immunotherapy in Georgia

A resolution has been submitted to the Medical Association of Georgia. Testimonies from Georgia physicians are needed now to get this resolution heard and acted upon.

โœ Write a Testimony ๐Ÿ’ฌ Voice Support
โš ๏ธ  Testimonies Needed Now โ€” Support from Georgia physicians is critical to getting this resolution heard
MAG Resolution
Resolution 324C.26

Protecting Patient Access to Allergen Immunotherapy from Restrictive Practices of Georgia State-Regulated Health Plans

This resolution has been submitted to the Medical Association of Georgia (MAG) 2026 Resolution Forum. It addresses restrictive insurance practices by Georgia state-regulated health plans that limit or obstruct patient access to allergen immunotherapy โ€” a proven, effective treatment for allergic disease.

The AAISG (American Academy of Immunology and Allergy โ€” Georgia Section) executive has been instrumental in advancing this resolution. Now, the MAG is requesting physician testimonies to ensure this resolution is heard and acted upon.

MAG Resolution Forum Access
The MAG forum requires a password. Use the credentials below when you visit the link.
MAGHOD2026
Enter this password at the MAG Resolution Forum to access the resolution
๐Ÿ”— Go to MAG Resolution 324C.26 โ†— View Full Resolution Forum โ†—

โœ… Why This Resolution Matters

Georgia state-regulated health plans have increasingly used prior authorization hurdles, dose limits, and coverage exclusions to restrict patient access to allergen immunotherapy. These practices limit care for patients with allergic rhinitis, asthma, and related conditions โ€” often forcing delays, step-therapy mandates, or outright denials of coverage for treatments physicians know will work. This resolution calls on the MAG to advocate for reforms that protect patient access to evidence-based immunotherapy in Georgia.

Two Ways to Help โ€” Choose What Works for You:
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Most Impactful

Write a Formal Testimony

Submit a written testimony through the MAG Resolution Forum. Use the template below, personalize it with your clinical experience, and submit directly on the MAG site. Formal testimonies carry the most weight in getting the resolution heard.

โฑ ~5โ€“10 minutes with the template
See Template & Steps โ†’
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Quick Option

Voice Your Support

Even a brief statement of support helps demonstrate physician consensus behind this resolution. You don't need to write a full testimony โ€” just a few sentences from a Georgia physician makes a difference.

โฑ 2โ€“3 minutes
See Quick Support โ†’

โœ Option 1: Write a Formal Testimony

Follow these steps to submit your testimony on the MAG Resolution Forum. You can use the template below โ€” personalize it with a sentence or two about your own patients or practice.

Step-by-Step Instructions
1

Copy the password

You'll need MAGHOD2026 to access the MAG forum. Copy it now.

2

Go to the MAG Resolution Forum

Click the link below, enter the password when prompted, and navigate to Resolution 324C.26.
mag.org โ€” Resolution 324C.26 โ†—

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Use the template below

Copy the sample testimony, personalize the bracketed sections with your own experience, and paste it into the testimony form on the MAG site.

4

Submit and share

After submitting, please share this page with colleagues in Georgia โ€” every additional testimony helps demonstrate the breadth of physician support.

Sample Testimony โ€” Edit & Personalize Before Submitting โœ๏ธ Personalize the [bracketed] sections
I am writing in support of Resolution 324C.26 โ€” Protecting Patient Access to Allergen Immunotherapy from Restrictive Practices of Georgia State-Regulated Health Plans. As a [specialty] physician practicing in [city, Georgia], I have seen firsthand how restrictive insurance policies by Georgia state-regulated health plans impact patients who would benefit from allergen immunotherapy. [Add a brief personal example if you have one โ€” e.g., patients denied coverage, faced with excessive prior authorization hurdles, or unable to complete a course of therapy.] Allergen immunotherapy is evidence-based, cost-effective, and addresses the underlying cause of allergic disease rather than simply masking symptoms. When health plans use prior authorization delays, step-therapy mandates, or arbitrary dose limits to obstruct access, patients suffer โ€” and the long-term costs of uncontrolled allergic disease to the healthcare system increase. I strongly support MAG taking a clear position in favor of protecting patient access to allergen immunotherapy in Georgia and urging state legislators and insurance regulators to adopt guardrails that prevent these restrictive practices. I urge the Medical Association of Georgia to adopt Resolution 324C.26. [Your Name, MD] [Specialty] [Practice Name] [City, Georgia]
๐Ÿ”— Go to MAG Forum to Submit โ†—

๐Ÿ’ฌ Option 2: Voice Your Support

Not ready to write a full testimony? A brief statement of support on the MAG forum still matters โ€” it shows physician consensus behind this resolution.

๐Ÿ’ก Quick Support Message

Visit the MAG forum (password: MAGHOD2026), find Resolution 324C.26, and leave a brief comment such as:

"As a Georgia physician, I strongly support Resolution 324C.26. Restrictive insurance practices have directly limited my patients' access to allergen immunotherapy, and I urge the MAG to act on this resolution."

Even one sentence from a practicing Georgia physician adds weight to the resolution.

๐Ÿ’ฌ Go to MAG Forum to Voice Support โ†—

๐Ÿ“ข Share With Georgia Colleagues

The more Georgia physicians who respond, the stronger the case for getting this resolution heard. Please forward this page to colleagues โ€” especially those in allergy, ENT, and primary care.


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