MCG Health and Allegheny Health Network to Present on AI in Utilization Management at ACMA 2025

Oct 29, 2025
MCG Health and Allegheny Health Network will discuss how AI can enhance evidence-based care and reduce denials at the 2025 ACMA Leadership & Physician Advisor Conference in Boston.

MCG Health and Allegheny Health Network will present a joint session on integrating artificial intelligence into utilization management workflows at the 2025 ACMA Leadership & Physician Advisor Conference, announced in a press release. The event will take place November 11–14 in Boston, Massachusetts.

The session, titled "Interoperability, AI, and Evidence-Based Care: Mitigate Denials & Improve Efficiency," is scheduled for November 12 from 2:05–3:05 p.m. ET. It will be led by MCG Health's Director of Product Management, Marivie Lanter, alongside AHN's Amanda Smith and Pam Grappy.

The presentation will explore methods for integrating AI into evidence-based care practices to optimize patient outcomes, reduce unnecessary denials, and improve communication between hospitals and health plans. MCG Health’s technology combines evidence-based guidelines and analytics with AI to support efficient and accurate clinical decision-making.

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