Annual Conference
Register today for Pennsylvania Association of Community Health Centers (PACHC) 2023 Annual Conference and Clinical Summit to be held on Oct. 10-12, 2023.
Register today for Pennsylvania Association of Community Health Centers (PACHC) 2023 Annual Conference and Clinical Summit to be held on Oct. 10-12, 2023. Pennsylvania’s “community of Community Health Centers” leaders, healthcare providers and healthcare workers will gather for professional development, important conversations, memorable learning experiences, and inspiration.
Registration is open for PACHC’s 2023 Annual Conference & Clinical Summit, “Come Home to Health,” on Oct. 10 – 12 at the Lancaster Marriott & Convention Center. We will offer hybrid (in-person and virtual) options to attend the event. Please note the registration fees are the same whether attending in person or virtually. Our registration process will ask you to indicate whether you’ll be attending in-person or virtually. If your circumstances change, you can change your attendance selection by contacting Amanda Tekely, Events and Communications Manager.
Plan your attendees and sessions by viewing our final conference agenda that is updated daily until it is finalized. For assistance with registration please follow our helpful administrator registration instructions.
2023 Conference Registration Pricing Structure (pricing is subject to change annually):
PACHC Member, FQHC, FQHC-LA Group Discounts
- 1 Registrant: $450
- 2 to 5 Registrants: $900
- 6 to 9 Registrants: $2,700
- 10 to 14 Registrants: $4,500
- 15 to 20 Registrants: $6,750
- Once you reach the bucket cap of 20 registrants, $500 will be charged for every five additional participants.
Non-Member Registration
- Full Conference Registration: $1,200 per registrant
- 1-Day Conference Registration: $500 per registrant
Full Conference Registration Includes:
Three-days of education events, APEX luncheon and trade show including:
- Motivational keynote speakers who will encourage and strengthen our commitment to service and our mission
- Three dynamic pre-conference intensive sessions plus a networking luncheon
- Health Center Governance & Regulatory Update
- Customer Service
- Recruitment & Retention
- Networking
- Clinical, Human Resources, Finance and Operations Tracks
- Trade Show
- Latest information on inreach, outreach and enrollment
- State and national updates
- Roundtable discussions
- PACHC’s 2022 APEX & Patient Choice Awards Luncheon…and MORE!
Overnight Rooms
For hotel reservations at the Lancaster Marriott & Convention Center, 25 South Queen Street, Lancaster, book online or call (888) 850-6146. Mention the PACHC 2023 Conference for a discounted rate of $169.00 for double- or king-size accommodations. Please note that availability is limited within PACHC’s block and we are unable to secure additional room for our block. Self-parking is included with your overnight accommodations. You are responsible for booking and cancelling your own hotel and travel reservations. Please note that when booking online, the system will only allow three reservations in a single transaction so you may need to make multiple reservations to accommodate for your entire group.
The Marriott does still have rooms available for Wednesday, Oct. 11 and Thursday, Oct. 12 during our conference but they would be at the standard rate. You can book online or by calling the number above.
We also recommend the Holiday Inn as another option for overnight stays. This hotel is only a short two block walk to the Marriott.
Don’t miss your chance to be a sponsor or exhibitor at PACHC’s Annual Conference & Clinical Summit. You’ll be front and center of more than 700 key decision makers, clinical personnel and administrators who look to PACHC as a valuable resource for new product information, education, technical assistance, and business development. Visit our sponsorship and exhibitor pages to learn more.
For additional information or questions, please contact please contact Amanda Tekely at amanda@pachc.org or 717-761-6443 ext. 205.
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