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We've been all over the in-person conference circuit lately, but one of our favorite sessions this month happened online at the NAACOS Southeast Regional Meeting. Our very own Dana McCalley, MBA and Zac Oty broke down a real ACO's turnaround: risk scores trailing county benchmarks, two years of losses, and what changed once documented risk finally caught up to actual patient complexity. Missed it live? Watch the full recording here: https://lnkd.in/d54hg7hU Didn't get enough (we know you can't)? Dana and Zac will BOTH be on-site at NAACOS Fall representing Navina and you can catch up with them there. Link to register is in the first comment. National Association of ACOs

We're heading to the NCQA Health Innovation Summit next week (October 4–7, Atlanta) and we've kinda got a lot going on. 📍 Find us at Booth 339 ☕ Grab a coffee at our Copilot Cafe 🎤 Catch our session: "From chart chase to real-time quality: How a Central Florida physician group puts clinical AI to work at the point of care" on Tuesday, October 6, from 8:10–8:30 AM Carlos Rodriguez MD. AHCCA. of Aegis Medical joins Chaitanya Dahagam, MD, MS to share how his team brought point-of-care AI into the exam room without adding to physicians' workload. Come by the booth, grab a cup of coffee, sit in on the session, or book time with our team while you're there - we'd love to see you. Skip the coffee line by scheduling a meeting here ;) https://lnkd.in/dQvv-ata

We're heading to the AMGA Integration Summit! 🎉 October 5–7 in Washington, DC, our team will be on the ground ready to talk through where AI actually fits into value-based care, and where it doesn't. Whether you're rethinking documentation burden, trying to get coders and quality teams working at the top of their license, or just want to know what "clinicians actually adopt this" looks like in practice, stop by and grab time with us. On-site this year: Dana McCalley, MBA Margaret McGann, MS, CRCR Dustin Hess and Alaina Victoria We're also hosting a spotlight session on Tuesday, October 6th with David Hatfield DO MMM from Bookmark Medical - stay tuned for details. Can't wait to connect - see you in DC! 👋 American Medical Group Association (AMGA)

From worst to best in risk capture in the network - in just 2.5 months. Hear how Kyle Elliott, COO at MFM Health, turned around risk adjustment in a multi-specialty, 40,000-life practice with Navina, in our latest customer story.

Six days until MGMA where Paige Flume Rasch and Steve Simpson are heading to San Antonio, and are excited to meet as many of you as they can. You can find the Navina team at Demo Den DD6, Tuesday 9/29, from 12:40–12:55pm where you can see firsthand how leading organizations use Navina to catch and close care gaps and build audit-ready documentation while the visit is still happening. Come say hi! https://lnkd.in/dNZ3vA-5 Medical Group Management Association

A few years ago, catching a care gap late was mostly a paperwork problem. That's not true anymore. As prospective risk adjustment and audit-ready documentation move from best practice to requirement, being late is going to cost a lot more than it used to. We're bringing Dana Brandenstein of Privia Health and Dana McCalley, MBA together with Blake Madden of Hospitalogy on 9/30 to talk about what it looks like to get ahead of that shift instead of catching up to it. See you there! https://lnkd.in/eSmCRaZR

Navina has been named one of TIME's World's Top HealthTech Companies for 2026. This recognition belongs to the clinicians and care teams who use Navina every day to see the full picture of their patients, identify new conditions, and close care gaps. Their work is what proactive care looks like: nothing falls through the cracks, and population health outcomes improve at scale. A big thank you to everyone on the Navina team who made all of this possible.

Day 1: Build the value-based care machine 🛠️ Day 2: Make it defensible 🔐 Yesterday’s VBC 301 session with Out-Of-Pocket was all about audit-ready documentation, care gap closure, and moving the work upstream to the encounter. And Roma Patel of Claremedica brought 👏 it 👏 One of the biggest themes of the day: More documentation ≠ better documentation. The goal isn’t a longer note, but rather, a more meaningful one that accurately tells the patient’s story, supports the clinical decisions being made, and can stand on its own under audit. Roma took us from the compliance and coding side all the way down to one patient sitting in front of their PCP showing what happens when fragmented records mean the provider just doesn’t have the full picture. Then Zac Oty picked up that exact patient story and showed us what it looks like when you actually close that loop in the workflow. Our three takeaways from Day 2: 1️⃣ Move risk adjustment and gap closure upstream 2️⃣ Make documentation defensible by design, not by clean-up 3️⃣ Align clinical, coding, and operations around the same encounter Huge thank you to Roma for being such a natural, engaging instructor, and to Dana and Zac for another seriously good session💜 Don't forget to tune in today to the VBC 301 finale where we will be turning all of this into measurable clinical and financial performance: https://lnkd.in/eKfFmm4h