Past Events
PBGH: Financial Wellness Vendor Showcase
The Financial Wellness Vendor Showcase is an opportunity to interact with other employers and carefully curated financial wellness vendors.
CQC Webinar: Increase Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs) Screening
Part of our ongoing Accelerated Integrated Care Series, Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs) are potentially traumatic events that occur in childhood […]
PBGH Primary Care Payment Reform Summit
On September 30, 2021, this virtual event, hosted by The Boeing Company, brought together large private employers and public purchasers to advance common priorities for innovative primary care payment reform.
CQC Webinar: Resilient Primary Care – Insights into Virtual Patient Engagement
Today, telehealth is more accepted by patients, providers and plans, but there may be disparities in how under-represented patients experience virtual care.
PBGH: Musculoskeletal Vendor Showcase
This was an opportunity for members to interact with other employers and three carefully curated MSK vendors, Hinge Health, Kaia Health and Vori Health.
Information or Overload? Meaningful Employer Data
PBGH and IBI are hosting a one-day virtual program to help employers and their partners find a pragmatic and useful strategy for data usage.
CQC Webinar: Back to School: Close the Gap on Pediatric Immunizations
During this California Quality Collaborative webinar, the California Department of Public Health will share statewide data trends regarding catch-up pediatric immunizations.
Implementing High-Quality Primary Care: Rebuilding the Foundation of Health Care
PBGH hosted an expert panel discussion about the implications of the new National Academies’ report on the current state of primary care.
Adolescent Mental Health 2021
The PBGH Adolescent Mental Health Showcase is under construction for early 2021.
How Large Employers View Rising Health Care Costs and the Role of Government
The Kaiser Family Foundation, PBGH and West Health hosted a public web briefing Thursday, April 29th featuring PBGH’s Elizabeth Mitchell and Bill Kramer.