About

The purpose of the Eastern Allergy Conference (EAC) CME Program is to plan and create educational activities and enduring material that will develop, maintain, update, and enhance the clinical practice of allergy, asthma, and immunology. The overall educational goal is to share clinically relevant information that improves the diagnostic accuracy and the effectiveness of treatments with practitioners who treat allergies, asthma, and the immune system.

EAC was established in 1987, when Dr. Guy A. Settipane recognized the need for a regional conference on a larger scale than those that existed at the time. His vision was to combine the informal atmosphere of a small regional meeting with the cutting-edge scientific content characteristic of a major national conference. The inaugural EAC was held at the Southampton Princess in Bermuda and was an outstanding success. Since then, the conference has continued to uphold its tradition of merging a high-quality scientific program with an informal atmosphere in a desirable location.