Webinars
AMGA webinars offer a one-hour, live learning opportunity on a variety of subjects and allow you to engage with the presenters through Q&A.
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Value-Based Care as a Model for Advancing Health Equity
Tuesday, September 23, 3:00 pm ET
Erin Inman, BS, PharmD, Vice President, Operations, Primary Health, Corewell Health West
Erica Stevens, DO, Vice President, Department Chief, Primary Health Corewell Health West
Join us for an inspiring session exploring how value-based care models can drive measurable progress toward health equity. This webinar will explore innovative value clinic models designed to improve health equity for patients with complex needs. Corewell Health has created clinical ambulatory programs to serve people who face major challenges caused by social factors such as housing instability, food insecurity, transportation problems, and limited access to support services. These programs use personalized, hands-on care and focus on equity, addressing medical needs while also helping patients overcome social barriers to better health.
Key Takeaways:
Erin Inman, BS, PharmD, Vice President, Operations, Primary Health, Corewell Health West
Erica Stevens, DO, Vice President, Department Chief, Primary Health Corewell Health West
Join us for an inspiring session exploring how value-based care models can drive measurable progress toward health equity. This webinar will explore innovative value clinic models designed to improve health equity for patients with complex needs. Corewell Health has created clinical ambulatory programs to serve people who face major challenges caused by social factors such as housing instability, food insecurity, transportation problems, and limited access to support services. These programs use personalized, hands-on care and focus on equity, addressing medical needs while also helping patients overcome social barriers to better health.
Key Takeaways:
- Participants will gain insight into the foundational principles behind these models and discover practical approaches for integrating equitable care practices into diverse clinical settings.
- The session will feature real-world examples, lessons learned, and opportunities for thoughtful discussion around measuring impact and scaling success.
Engagement That Pays Off: Turning Patient Action Into Revenue
Wednesday, September 24, 12:00 pm ET
Sponsored by PatientPoint
Karly Hresko, Vice President of Enterprise Accounts, PatientPoint
Learn how leading medical groups and health systems are using engagement technology to turn outreach into action – activating patients, filling schedules, and generating real ROI.
You’ll walk away with practical strategies, real-world examples, and a clear path to make engagement a smarter part of your care delivery model. This session will help you think differently about engagement – as a clinical and financial asset, not just a communications tool.
Learn how to:
Sponsored by PatientPoint
Karly Hresko, Vice President of Enterprise Accounts, PatientPoint
Learn how leading medical groups and health systems are using engagement technology to turn outreach into action – activating patients, filling schedules, and generating real ROI.
You’ll walk away with practical strategies, real-world examples, and a clear path to make engagement a smarter part of your care delivery model. This session will help you think differently about engagement – as a clinical and financial asset, not just a communications tool.
Learn how to:
- Turn personalized outreach into real patient action, activating visits, improving adherence, and building long-term loyalty.
- Use engagement to grow priority services by identifying the right patients and connecting them to high-value care.
- Drive more reimbursable visits through timely, targeted communication that reduces friction and fills schedules.
When Research Is Integrated, Healthcare Is Elevated: An Introduction to Javara
Tuesday, September 30, 2025, 12:00pm ET
Sponsored by Javara
Tegan Mead, Executive Director Healthcare Alliance, Javara (moderating)
Dr. Charlotte Grayson-Mathis, Clinical Research Medical Director, Privia Health
Dr. Katie Thompson, Family Medicine Physician, Mankato Clinic
Jennifer Byrne, Founder and CEO, Javara
John Worden, Chief Commercial Officer, Javara
This webinar will explain how Javara embeds clinical trials into health systems through a community-forward approach. Discover how this proven model removes traditional barriers and empowers organizations to unlock the full potential of research, and what that could look like for you!
Key Takeaways:
Sponsored by Javara
Tegan Mead, Executive Director Healthcare Alliance, Javara (moderating)
Dr. Charlotte Grayson-Mathis, Clinical Research Medical Director, Privia Health
Dr. Katie Thompson, Family Medicine Physician, Mankato Clinic
Jennifer Byrne, Founder and CEO, Javara
John Worden, Chief Commercial Officer, Javara
This webinar will explain how Javara embeds clinical trials into health systems through a community-forward approach. Discover how this proven model removes traditional barriers and empowers organizations to unlock the full potential of research, and what that could look like for you!
Key Takeaways:
- Clinical Research is achievable and scalable within any organization, regardless of current infrastructure
- Partnering with Javara removes the traditional operational and financial barriers to starting a research program
- Engaging in clinical research and patient care enhancement strategy
- Javara has a proven track record of successfully integrating research operations into health systems in a collaborative and seamless way
- The time to engage is now, as sponsor demand is growing for diversified sites and community-based patient access
Overcoming Barriers to Adult Immunization: Featuring a Case Study from NGPG
Wednesday, October 1, 12:00 pm ET
Sponsored by GSK
Alix Schnibben, PharmD, BCACP, CTTS, Director, Clinical Quality and Ambulatory Pharmacy Services, Northeast Georgia Physicians Group
Michelle Monnier, Health Systems Marketing Director, GSK
This webinar will explore the evolving landscape of immunizations and value-based care, highlighting effective strategies to enhance adult immunization rates. Topics will include the integration of the Adult Immunization Status (AIS) measure across the healthcare system, the advantages of prioritizing in-office adult vaccinations, and best practices for optimizing vaccination programs. Dr. Alix Schnibben from Northeast Georgia Physicians Group, a Key Opinion Leader and AMGA member, will share a real-world case study illustrating how her system successfully implemented solutions to drive measurable improvements in adult vaccination rates.
Key Takeaways:
- Immunization efforts support the goals of the quintuple aim and value-based care initiatives.
- The AIS measure is now part of many value-based care programs, replacing standalone flu and pneumo measures, and its implementation can support improvement in immunization rates.
- Best practices include in-office vaccination, strong patient recommendations, setting internal benchmarks, engaging vaccine champions, implementing standing orders, and clear protocols.
- Insights will include a system-level case study from Northeast Georgia Physicians Group, led by Dr. Alix Schnibben.
2025 AMGA/TPG Medical Group Benefits Survey Update & OBBBA: Impacts for Healthcare Employers
Thursday, October 2, 12:00 pm ET
Sponsored by The Partners Group
Anne Sanchez, JD, Employee Benefits Attorney, Littler Mendelson, PC
Thomas Bookman, Medical Solutions Executive, GPAS, The Partners Group
Tim Kelly, Managing Director, GPAS, The Partners Group
AMGA members who attend the Oct. 2 The Partners Group (TPG)/Littler webinar will receive current, practical insights from the 2025 Medical Group Benefits Survey from AMGA, in partnership with TPG, along with clear legal guidance on the One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA). This session provides up-to-date benchmarking data and hands-on strategies for health system benefit leaders to address evolving workforce needs, including approaches for physician recruitment and retention through paid parental leave, family-focused benefits, PTO programs, and other talent-focused offerings. The presentation also features a collaborative review of OBBBA’s key provisions led by Littler Mendelson’s Employee Benefits Attorney Anne Sanchez, clarifying legislative impacts and effective steps for compliance in the healthcare sector.
Why This Matters to AMGA Members
- Benchmarking: See how peer organizations are structuring benefit programs and approaches to financial wellness, including paid parental leave, PTO, and family-supportive offerings, using recent survey data as a guide for local decision making and improvement.
- Physician Recruitment and Retention: Explore benefit design features—such as student loan support, savings programs, and family-focused benefits—that contribute to a more attractive employment package for physicians and clinical teams.
- Regulatory Context: Understand the implications of new OBBBA requirements for FSAs, HSAs, paid leave, and other benefit areas, with plain-language explanations designed for HR and benefits leaders.
- Operational Guidance: Take away concrete, actionable steps for updating plan documents, maintaining compliance, and applying new tax credits where available.
- Access to Expertise: Participate in discussion and Q&A with benefits and legal advisors on timely issues affecting benefit and compliance strategies.
Interested in sponsoring webinar content to share with AMGA Members?
Please contact Colleen Stern at cstern@amga.org
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