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Registration is now open for HCLA-VA’s 2025 Fall Conference!
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Discover innovative strategies and connect with health care leaders at Virginia's premier conference, featuring expert keynotes and valuable networking opportunities.
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Join health care leaders from across Virginia October 5–7, at the
What you’ll experience:
- Opening keynote: Learn from
Kem Tolliver, FACMPE, CPC, CMOM , a nationally recognized revenue cycle expert and author. - Closing keynote: Hear from
Justin Osmond , a motivational speaker, author, and advocate sharing his inspiring journey of perseverance through hearing loss. - Breakout sessions: Choose from
10 sessions designed for health care professionals, with topics including AI, recruitment and retention, leadership, well-being, governance, and more. - Networking opportunities: Make lasting connections at the First Time Attendee Breakfast, Opening Reception, Networking Power Hour, and Monday Night Reception.
- Professional development: Earn CEU credits through the AAPC while building your skills and knowledge.
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Exhibitor opportunities are now available on a first-come, first-served basis. This is an excellent way to connect with health care decision-makers, strengthen client relationships, and expand your reach in the industry.
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