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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All webinars marked “ Eligible for Continuing Education Credit ” have been made eligible as live educational activities for which live participants may claim 1 hour of CME and ACHE Qualified Education credit. Click here for details.
Improving Cardiovascular Outcomes in Patients at High Risk
Wednesday, February 11, 12:00 pm ET
Sponsored by Amgen, Inc.
Raj Sugumaran, MD, Heart One Associates & Banner Health
Millions of new patients are diagnosed each year with clinical ASCVD, many without a prior heart attack or stroke. Despite treatment, patients continue to have higher LDL-C levels than thresholds recommended by guidelines. Additionally, CV events result in substantial financial costs for health systems. New outcomes data reveal that aggressive LDL-C lowering can reduce the risk of first cardiovascular events among patients with atherosclerosis or diabetes and without prior MI or stroke. Join us as we unpack the landmark VESALIUS-CV trial, explore real-world treatment gaps, and discuss how Repatha® reshapes prevention strategies across an expanded ASCVD risk spectrum.
Key Takeaways:
- First-ever CV outcomes data demonstrating benefit in high-risk patients without prior MI or stroke (VESALIUS-CV)
- Clear demonstration that lower for longer drives improved outcomes across populations
- Evidence-based opportunities for your health system: pharmacy-led lipid programs, EHR-driven identification, and standardized care pathways
Introducing AMGA’s MACRA and Value-Based Care Task Force
Thursday, February 12, 2026, 2:00 pm ET
Darryl Drevna, MA, Senior Director, Regulatory Affairs, AMGA
During this webinar, you'll learn about the task force's mission and six foundational pillars for reforming MACRA and advancing high-value care:
1. Enhance Patient Engagement: Empowering patients to take an active role in their healthcare decisions
2. Improve Health Outcomes: Addressing disparities to ensure all populations receive high-quality care
3. Protect Patient Dignity at End of Life: Promoting compassionate care that respects patient preferences
4. Remove Regulatory and Statutory Barriers: Reducing administrative burdens that impede care delivery
5. Support Practices Serving Rural and Underserved Populations: Ensuring equitable resources and support for all providers
6. Ensure the Long-Term Sutainability of High-Value Care: Establishing payment models that ensure long-term viability for providers
Integrated Behavioral Health That Actually Works
Tuesday, March 3, 2026, 12:00 pm ET
Sponsored by evolvedMD
Steve Bijan, Co-Founder, 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
Turning HCC Capture into ROI: MercyOne's Proven Risk Adjustment Model
Wednesday, March 18, 2026, 12:00 pm ET
Sponsored by Onpoint
Brad Whipple, Chief Operating Officer, MercyOne
Emma Gray, Senior Vice President, Commercial Strategy, Onpoint Healthcare Partners
Michael Johnson, HCC CDI, Manager and Educator, Onpoint Healthcare Partners
Accurate and consistent capture of HCCs is no longer just a coding initiative—it is a strategic imperative for health systems and medical groups operating in value-based care. Yet many organizations struggle with fragmented workflows, inconsistent provider engagement, limited visibility into performance, and unclear return on investment.
In this webinar, MercyOne and Onpoint Healthcare Partners will share how they designed, built, and deployed a fully operationalized and optimized risk adjustment program that delivers both clinical and financial impact. Attendees will get a behind-the-scenes look at how MercyOne moved beyond reactive coding efforts to create a structured, scalable, and technology-enabled program that ensures accurate HCC capture, consistent execution, and measurable ROI.
We will explore how to manage the end-to-end risk adjustment process, from identifying opportunities and engaging providers, to leveraging technology and analytics, to creating standardized workflows that drive consistency across teams and sites. Most importantly, we will discuss how to transform risk adjustment from a “once-a-year” effort into a sustainable operating model that supports documentation integrity, compliance, and long-term performance in value-based care.
This session is ideal for population health executives, CDI leaders, clinical operations teams, and revenue cycle / billing teams who want to turn risk adjustment into a predictable, high-performing program rather than a perpetual challenge.
Attendees will walk away with:
1. A clear framework for accurate HCC capture
2. Best practices for managing the risk adjustment process
3. How to operationalize risk adjustment at scale
4. How to create a consistent, year-round program
5. How to measure and improve ROI
6. Lessons learned and pitfalls to avoid
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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