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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Integrated Behavioral Health That Actually Works
Tuesday, March 03, 2026, 12:00 pm ET
Sponsored by evolvedMD
Ken Whipple, Chief Executive Officer, Ogden Clinics
Steve Bijan, Co-Founder, evolvedMD
Tristan Gorrindo, MD, Chief Medical Officer, evolvedMD
Primary care has become the front line for mental health, yet most practices lack the time, training, and infrastructure to meet rising behavioral health needs. Meanwhile, fragmented delivery models, virtual only solutions, and fee for service misalignment continue to drive higher costs and poorer outcomes for patients with co-occurring medical and mental health conditions.
This webinar explores how integrated behavioral health, specifically Collaborative Care, can deliver real outcomes in primary care. From financially feasible clinical impact to increasing provider satisfaction, attendees will learn how embedding behavioral health can actually work.
Whether you’re a health system leader, payor, or primary care executive, this session offers a clear roadmap for implementing integrated behavioral health that is scalable, sustainable, and with proven success.
Key Takeaways:
- How Collaborative Care is becoming the preeminent solution for mental health at scale.
- Why in person care uniquely drives outcomes.
- Deep dive into independently-validated data on total cost of care, provider satisfaction, and more.
What's Happening with Influenza? Trends, Burden & Advances in Protection
Wednesday, March 4, 2026, 12:00 pm ET
Sponsored by CSL Seqirus
Brandon F. Young, PhD, Senior Mid-Atlantic Medical Science Liaison, CSL Seqirus
Recent flu seasons have revealed a concerning pattern: continued declines in vaccination rates, increasingly severe seasons, and a growing impact on vulnerable populations. Together, these dynamics underscore an urgent need for stronger public health measures.
In this medical-led session, we’ll examine current influenza trends and their implications, explore how the rising burden of flu is affecting different age groups, and review advances in vaccine technologies. The presentation will also highlight enhanced influenza vaccines offered by CSL Seqirus—sharing clinical data that demonstrate real world benefit in children, adults, and adults over the age of 65.
Join us for a concise, clinically grounded update on where influenza is headed and how enhanced protection can support public health in the seasons ahead.
Key Takeaways:
1. Understand the shifting influenza landscape: how deciding vaccination rates and more severe seasons are driving heightened public health needs
2. Review advances in enhanced influenza vaccines: including real world data showing benefit in children, adults, and adults over the age of 65
Making Sense of Medicaid Tax and Policy Reforms
Thursday, March 5, 2026, 2:00 pm ET
Darryl Drevna, MA, Senior Director, Regulatory Affairs, AMGA
Significant reforms to Medicaid tax policy will change how states fund the program and reimburse providers. This webinar will cover changes in provider taxes and state directed payments. CMS issued guidance on new federal limits on State Directed Payments (SDPs) under Medicaid managed care. This represents a significant reduction in how much states can direct managed care organizations to pay providers. CMS also issued a final rule closing what it consider loopholes in how states can tax healthcare providers to fund Medicaid programs. These changes to Medicaid policy will have significant ramifications for providers.
PTO & Leave Redesign: The Operational and Financial Case for Medical Groups
Tuesday, March 10, 2026, 3:00 pm ET
Sponsored by The Parnters Group
Thomas Bookman, Medical Group Sales Executive, The Partners Group
Brandon Mouton, Consultant, Group Physician Advisory Services, The Partners Group
Matthew Splinter, Vice President, Finance, Chief Financial Officer, Colorado Permanente Medical Group
In today's healthcare environment, physician Paid Time Off and Leave of Absence strategy is no longer a HR or Payroll concern, it is a measurable driver of access, productivity, and group performance, particularly in employed and integrated medical group models.
In this session, The Partners Group's Physician Advisory Services team will examine how leading medical groups are approaching PTO redesign with greater discipline and structure. Attendees will gain insight into:
- Evaluating the operational impact of physician PTO and leave of absence
- Understanding PTO costs and affordability considerations from a CFO's perspective
- Strengthening recruitment and retention through thoughtful PTO design
- Improving leave of absence programs and standards to reduce avoidable extended durations
- Building PTO programs that support physician wellbeing without compromising group performance
Help Prevent RSV Lower Respiratory Tract Disease in Infants in Their First RSV Season
Thursday, March 19, 12:00 pm ET
Sponsored by Merck
Nicole Parkerson, MD, Regional Director, Merck & Co., Inc.
By joining this 60-minute webinar, attendees will gain insights on:
Key Takeaways:
- RSV lower respiratory tract disease in infants
- An option to help prevent RSV lower respiratory tract disease in infants during their first RSV season
- Infant passive RSV immunization recommendations and practical considerations
Interested in sponsoring webinar content to share with AMGA Members?
Please contact Colleen Stern at cstern@amga.org
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