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    Upcoming Webinars:


    Join us for “2026 Legislative Session Preview,” an informative session designed to prepare health care leaders and stakeholders for the upcoming Regular Session of the Alabama Legislature. This session will highlight key policy issues expected to surface in 2026 and discuss how these developments may impact health care delivery, regulation, and access across the state. Attendees will also gain insight into effective strategies for engaging with lawmakers, advocating for meaningful policy improvements, and playing an active role in shaping Alabama’s health care landscape.
    Make sure to register here, and we look forward to seeing you at the webinar!



    Join us for this session, Physician Burnout: It's Not a Personal Failing, It's a Systemic Crisis, where medical group leaders will explore how systemic pressures contribute to physician burnout and impact revenue cycle workflows. You’ll learn the top preventable denial types across multiple payers, why short-staffed billing teams often overlook easy-to-recover revenue, and how tools like AI, clearinghouse alerts, and denial libraries can help close gaps and speed resolution. This session provides practical, actionable strategies to support your staff, protect revenue, and streamline operations in today’s challenging healthcare environment.
    Make sure to register here, and we look forward to seeing you at the webinar!


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    Check back in throughout the year! The Chapter will bring you educational offerings that will expand your knowledge, while giving you the opportunity to earn continuing education credits towards your ACMPE, ACHE, and SHRM accreditations.


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