2025 Annual Conference
Tech Talks and Hub Chats
AMGA welcomes participants into the Hub for specialized micro-learning activities, called Tech Talks and Hub Chats! These 20-minute sessions are designed to inspire, inform, and ignite action. Each Tech Talk and Hub Chat brings you closer to groundbreaking ideas, thought-provoking perspectives, and actionable strategies—all delivered by industry-leading experts and innovators.
AMGA welcomes participants into the Hub for specialized micro-learning activities, called Tech Talks and Hub Chats! These 20-minute sessions are designed to inspire, inform, and ignite action. Each Tech Talk and Hub Chat brings you closer to groundbreaking ideas, thought-provoking perspectives, and actionable strategies—all delivered by industry-leading experts and innovators.
Marijka Grey, System VP, Transformation and Innovation, CommonSpirit Health and Josh Margulies, VP of Strategic Customer Engagements, Suki AI
Health systems and technology leaders share the evolution of AI in healthcare. They will share how AI scribes are evolving to AI assistants that tackle more than just documentation, and what they’ll be able to do in the near future.
Sponsored by Nabla
Andrew Lundquist, DPM, MBA, Clinical Director, Nabla and Chief Medical Officer, Mankato Clinic, Ltd.
Join us as our presenters explore how ambient AI can adapt to clinician workflows. Discover the role of customization, intuitiveness, and ease of use in driving adoption, reducing friction, and delivering meaningful outcomes in care delivery.
Sponsored by Stanson Health, a Premier, Inc. Company
Julie Platt, MD, MBA, MS HCLM, Medical Director - Value, WellSpan Health and Ryan Nellis, General Manager at Stanson Health, a Premier Inc. Company
Hierarchical Condition Categories (HCCs) provide risk assessments that trigger care coordination and disease-specific interventions. However, accurately determining the current state of HCCs is challenging. Leveraging AI to accurately understand a patient’s disease burden benefits patients, care teams, and improves value-based financial performance. It facilitates effective communication of the patient’s disease status for risk stratification, leading to enhanced care coordination, and improved value performance. AI offers the potential to streamline routine tasks for physicians, care teams, and support staff. After listening to this session the audience will recognize the significance of accurate disease recognition; understand the impact of accurate HCCs on care coordination and quality of care; learn how AI can seamlessly enhance disease recognition in the provider workflow; and understand how AI can speed operational efficiencies.
Nancy Beran, MD, MHCDS, FACP, CPE, Vice President, Chief Quality Officer for Ambulatory; Lora Giacomoni, RN, MSN, Vice President for Ambulatory Quality; and Lisa Cary, RN, MA, CPHQ, Sr. Director for Ambulatory Quality, Northwell Health
Large integrated healthcare delivery systems focus on delivering high quality care to patients through standardization. Yet many systems remain in an evolving stage of integration due to size, geography, and culture assimilation. We will describe our journey towards moving towards systemness through a proactive rather than reactive approach to quality.
Christine Devine DNP, RN-BC, MSHI, Director of Nursing, Ambulatory Practices; and Network Director, Ambulatory Quality & Transformation, Hackensack Meridian Health
Like many Primary Care Practices, our Medical Group (235 Adult PCPs, 77 locations) was challenged to implement a new model of care in order to remain competitive in a new world of Advanced Payment Models. Our staffing model needed to change to support a population-based model of care. This is a discussion of our journey which resulted in improvements in quality and increases in net revenues.
Manish Naik, MD, Chief Medical Officer, Chief Medical Information Officer and Associate Chief of Internal Medicine, Austin Regional Clinic
At the clinical frontline, AI applications are revolutionizing healthcare by automating tasks such as documentation of office visit notes, prior authorization, and patient communication. In this presentation, Dr. Naik will discuss how ARC’s adoption of Elaborate’s technology has significantly reduced the amount of time clinicians spend managing their inbaskets. Additionally, as a prior early adopter of many market-leading solutions, Dr. Naik will share valuable insights on the strategies and best practices for successfully implementing novel technology.