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The 2027 Primary Care Imperative | Four Fridays. Four Decisions. One Peer Group. | Oct. 30–Nov. 20 | 11:30 AM–1:00 PM ET

The 2027 Primary Care Imperative | Four Fridays. Four Decisions. One Peer Group. | Oct. 30–Nov. 20 | 11:30 AM–1:00 PM ET

A four-week executive peer exchange for senior health system, medical group and provider leaders making consequential decisions now about primary care in 2027.

Limited to 20 Director-level and above decision-makers from hospitals, health systems, and provider groups. Participation confirmed by Bright Spots.

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Four Fridays. Four Decisions.

Oct. 30
How Do You Turn Primary Care Into an Enterprise Growth Engine?

Nov. 6
How Do You Resource the Transformation?

Nov. 13
What Is Worth Scaling?

Nov. 20
How Do You Take More Risk and Reap the Rewards?

Why Four Fridays

Primary care is being asked to improve access, support growth, strengthen value-based performance and manage rising demand, all while workforce, capacity and economic pressures intensify.

The challenge is not finding more ideas. It is deciding what to invest in, what to scale and what to change for 2027.

Four Fridays brings the same senior peer group together across four weeks to compare what they’re actually doing, pressure-test decisions and learn from one another.

A Working Peer Exchange

Each 90-minute Friday includes:

Executive Conversation: a provider leader frames the week’s decision
Peer Exchange: facilitated small-group discussion around the hardest questions
Peer Connect: purposefully matched conversations with fellow executives
Bright Spots: practical ideas and takeaways surfaced from the group

This is designed as a working peer group, not a traditional webinar series.

Who’s in the Room

20 senior provider leaders
Director level and above
Health systems, medical groups and provider organizations
Participation confirmed by the Bright Spots team

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