Conferences: Policy & Issues Forum

Save the Date! 2024 Policy & Issues Forum

Marriott Marquis, Washington, DC
Conference: February 12-15
Committee Meetings: February 10-11
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The Pol­icy & Issues Forum (P&I) is THE largest gath­er­ing of health cen­ter clin­i­cians, exec­u­tive direc­tors, State and Regional Pri­mary Care part­ners, board mem­bers and advo­cates on record.  This event focuses on the lat­est in state and fed­eral gov­ern­ment poli­cies affect­ing Com­mu­nity Health Cen­ters and health care for mil­lions of Amer­i­cans.

This dynamic gathering draws thousands of Community Health Center professionals and leaders from around the country to focus on critical health care issues and hear from thought leaders and top health care officials in Washington. Health center advocates will also descend on the halls of Congress to fight for long-term and stable funding in the new decade. They bring with them a long history of bipartisan support based on significant achievement as the largest primary health care network in the U.S., now serving 30 million people nationwide.

Our first in-person P&I Forum in three years held in March 2023 was an exciting opportunity to learn, network, and advocate on behalf of the health center mission. Read more about this event:

Homecoming: The Policy & Issues Forum

A Focus on Grassroots Advocacy

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