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Explore AMGA
“We are proud to be a high-performing health system and will continue to partner with the AMGA in the achievement of the Triple Aim.”
Why AMGA?
Ruth BentonChief Executive OfficerNew West Physicians
Norman Chenven, MDCEO and FounderAustin Regional Clinic
“We are all searching for solutions to our common challenges, and I’ve found AMGA to be the best venue
for learning about these in an unfiltered manner.”
Who participates in AMGA?Approximately 440 Medical Groups made up of 175,000 physicians, including:
Culture and Values
• Organized Systems of Care• Compensation• Physician/Hospital Fellowship
Model of Care
• Care Coordination• Chronic Care Campaigns & Best Practice Collaboratives• Quality Measurement & Improvement
Population Health
• IT & Evidence-Based Medicine• Comparative Clinical Analytics
Value-Based Payment
• Accountability• MACRA• Legislative/Regulatory Advocacy
What do members discuss and share?
“The Annual Conference has been very good for our physician leaders (and future physician leaders) to attend, as it has given them insight in to the depth and breadth of physician groups, the similarities of problems nationwide, as well as how other groups have approached dealing with these issues.”
AMGA Annual Conference
Fred McQueary, MD, MMM, CPEPresident of Ambulatory Care & Chief Clinical OfficerMercy
Sarah Gahm, MHASenior VP and CAO, BaylorScott&White Quality Alliance and HTPN
“Attending the AMGA Annual Conference each year guarantees the opportunity to listen, share ideas, and learn from other top-performing medical groups from all over the U.S. Each year I come away with at least one innovation, solution, or technique that can be implemented in our organization.”
What other educational opportunities are there?
• Regional Meetings• MIPS and Chronic Disease Collaboratives• Compensation Boot Camps &
Collaboratives• Leadership Council Meetings
CEO/Chair/President
CAO/COO CMO/Medical Directors CFO
CIO/CMIO CNO Quality Government Relations
Attorneys HR Marketing/PR
How can I get my team involved?
“These forums let you frankly discuss the issues you’re facing and learn from what others are doing. This type of collaboration remains tremendously helpful to me today and I’d strongly suggest getting your executive team involved. The Leadership Councils are a great chance to connect with some of the most innovative and respected people in healthcare.”
Thomas Nantais, MBAChief Operating OfficerHenry Ford Medical Group
Leadership Councils
What is available online?
Solutions Library: Best practice white-papers
Webinar Archive: recordings and slides from all webinars
Leadership Council Discussion Archives & Document Sharing
Annual Conference and IQL Archives
“Through AMGA and using our voice collectively, we have the opportunity to shape history. AMGA has a unique ability by drawing on its membership to help policymakers understand what can improve patient care.”
“AMGA advocacy has provided much of the framework for accountable care organizations, providing much of the basis to support population-based care. AMGA has provided support for meaningful use being able to be gained through medical groups.”
“I think AMGA is probably one of the most respected voices among lawmakers. AMGA is advocating a model for change that’s better for the patient. Health care reform is not being done down the road (in DC). It’s being done here at AMGA.”
How does AMGA’s advocacy assist my organization?
Ashok Rai, MDPresident & Chief Executive OfficerPrevea Health
Don L. Wreden, MDSenior Vice President for Patient ExperienceSutter Health
Aric R. Sharp, MHA, CMPE, FACHEVP Accountable CareUnityPoint Health
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AMGA’s advocacy at work
Left: Former HHS Secretary Tom Price, Quincy Medical Group CEO Carol Brockmiller, and Rep. Darin LaHood
Right: Sec. Price and Rep. LaHood meet with the Quincy Medical Group board of directors
Priorities
• Promote Medical Group & High-Performing Health System Model
• MACRA• Risk Readiness• ACOs• Preserve Medicare Advantage • Defend Medical Group
Imaging• Strengthen GME
Recent Achievements
• Protecting Medical Group Imaging
• Medicare Advantage• ACOs• Meaningful Use
What do AMGA’s advocacy efforts include?
Provider & Employee Satisfaction & Engagement Benchmarking Programs
Compensation and Productivity Survey
Medical Group Operations and Finance Survey
Executive and Leadership Compensation Survey
Physician Retention Survey
Transitioning to Risk and Value Survey
How can we benchmark our performance?
Don L. Wreden, MDSenior Vice President for Patient ExperienceSutter Health
“I’d estimate that AMGA’s Provider Satisfaction Benchmarking program has saved Sutter Health millions of dollars.”
Adult Immunization Rheumatoid Arthritis Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary
Disease Diabetes Care Hypertension Patients with Multiple Chronic
Conditions
Collaborative Best Practices in:
Population health outcomes
• Use data to identify opportunities for improvement and “best” performance
• Learn “the rest of the story” from other medical groups
• AMGA research—definitive guidance on practical clinical questions
• AMGA translation—hands-on support for spreading best practices
Comparative DataWhat to improve
Shared Learning
How to improve
AMGA ANALYTICS FOR IMPROVEMENT (A4I)
• In-person meetings—peer to peer networking
• Collaboration portal and email discussion forum
• Interactive Virtual Meetings • Outreach• Focus on team-based care, design and
refinement of efficient care process
Chronic Care Challenge
Addressing chronic disease through evidence-based care processes
Need assistance?
“AMGA Consulting’s expertise spanned into a very important aspect of our organization’s everyday operation— our culture. AMGA Consultants worked with our existing staff and those parts of the acquisition to assure a seamless transition at our go-live date.”
Joseph C. DantVice President, Business Development, Administration, KishHealth System, part of Northwestern
