AMGA 2026
Conversations connected AI with practical operational challenges, particularly care coordination, care gaps, and team management. Improving workflows requires both technology and clear human accountability.
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Nashville gave us a week of conversations with family medicine physicians about the administrative work behind their care.
Prior authorizations, referrals, and care gap outreach came up often. Physicians also talked about growing workloads and where their teams could use more administrative support.
It was good to reconnect with familiar faces and meet new ones.
We were back at MGMA Annual in San Antonio this year, just in time for the organization's 100th anniversary.
At our booth, we heard a lot about familiar challenges: prior authorizations, referrals, and patient calls. Some were looking for help with specific tasks. Others wanted to know how outside teams communicate, access EHRs, and keep work visible.
We also shared our Human-Assured™ approach: when AI helps move work forward, someone still needs to own the next step, handle exceptions, and make sure the work gets done.
Outside the booth, the 100th anniversary celebrations gave us a chance to catch up with familiar faces, meet new people, and enjoy conversations beyond work.
Conversations connected AI with practical operational challenges, particularly care coordination, care gaps, and team management. Improving workflows requires both technology and clear human accountability.
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Staffing pressures, front desk gaps, and inconsistent team coverage were recurring concerns. Practice leaders emphasized the need for dependable support to keep patient-related workflows moving.
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Referral breakdowns, coordination gaps, and inconsistent workflows came up often, alongside interest in AI and human oversight.
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AI integration and software innovation took center stage, highlighting the importance of connecting new technology with everyday healthcare operations.
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It was another valuable experience connecting with family doctors and seeing both familiar and new faces on the floor.
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We’re grateful to have been a part of Digestive Disease Week 2023 in Chicago.
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We spent springtime in Boston meeting Neurologists and other medical professionals.
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It was a great opportunity to discuss our Gastro VMAs and their training to connect with the gastro community.
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We’re glad to be back at one of the leading conferences for family physicians, this time in Washington, DC.
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After two years of travel bans, we finally made it to our first ACP event in Chicago.
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