The 14th Annual Native American Healthcare Conference will be held on June 18-19, 2024, at Pechanga Resort Casino – Temecula, CA.
Healthcare directors, decision-makers, and Tribal leaders will hear from the industry’s top experts on preventative disease, wellness, and other health-related topics facing Indian Country. Tribal communities generally experience numerous health disparities and are among the most vulnerable and least resourced to address continuing care. Attendees will learn about cutting-edge updates, the newest treatments, equipment, and opportunities, as well as discuss the current state of the industry and trends for the future.
We ensure our attendees get to know their peers and interact with one another throughout the event by providing a variety of engaging sessions, numerous networking opportunities, and impressive business solutions.
Four Conferences for the Price of One!
This event is being held in conjunction with our:
- 17th Annual Native American Economic Development Conference
- Ninth Native American Cannabis and Hemp Conference
- Sixth Tribal Finance Conference
When you register for one, you will have access to all four conferences!
Who Should Attend:
- Tribal Leaders
- Indian Health Program Chief Executive Officers
- Clinical Directors
- Chief Medical Officers
- CDE’s
- Endocrinologists
- Business Process Outsourcing Providers
- Healthcare Software Providers
- Nurse Consultants
- Pharmaceutical and healthcare providers
- Lawyers
- Insurance Providers
- Community Outreach Professionals
- Purchasing Directors
- IT Directors
- Construction Companies & Architects specializing in Healthcare Facilities
TO SPEAK WITH A REPRESENTATIVE ABOUT ATTENDING, SPEAKING, EXHIBITING OR SPONSORING, PLEASE CALL US AT 201-857-5333 OR EMAIL [email protected].
At Native Nation Events, we pride ourselves on offering best-in-class networking events in a fun and relaxed atmosphere. No need for suits and ties; business casual is the preferred dress code for our conferences.
Thank you to our Co-Chairs for their continued support, dedication to knowledge, and drive to enhance the Native American community.