2026 USCIPP Delegation to Chile

Event Information

• The USCIPP team at NCHL is leading an international business development delegation to Santiago, Chile, this November 10–12
• Objectives for the trip include:
  • Explore opportunities for public–private collaboration and knowledge exchange
  • Discuss models to address waiting lists and access challenges
  • Identify potential partnerships in telemedicine, oncology, pediatrics, rehabilitation medicine, and other high‑acuity, complex services
  • Strengthen institutional ties between US and Chilean healthcare organizations
• Targets for group meetings are:
  • Public and private hospitals and health systems
  • Universities
  • The Ministry of Health
  • Private insurers
  • Corporate/employer health networks
  • Relevant professional associations
• The participation fee is $4,500/organization for Standard USCIPP members and $4,000/organization for Premium USCIPP members:
  • Includes registrations for up to two representatives per USCIPP member
  • Additional registrations beyond the two included with the participation fee may be purchased for $850/registrant
• Participation includes all three group lunches, two group dinners, and group transportation between meetings in Santiago

Confirmed US Organizations

• American TelePhysicians (NCHL Corporate Member)
• Ann & Robert H. Lurie Children's Hospital of Chicago
• Children's Hospital Los Angeles
• CommonSpirit Health International
• Dana-Farber Cancer Institute
• Henry Ford Health International
• Mass General Brigham
• Mayo Clinic
• The Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center
• UnitedHealthcare Global (NCHL Corporate Member)

Why Chile?

• Chile is a stable healthcare market with strong US commercial ties and an established public-private health system
• Significant waiting-list and access pressures create timely opportunities to discuss specialty-care partnerships, care navigation, telemedicine, and capacity-building
• Chile is actively investing in digital health, data-driven waitlist management, and telemedicine, making it a strong fit for USCIPP member expertise
• Chile’s healthcare priorities align with USCIPP members’ clinical strengths, health system performance improvement capabilities, and interest in academic collaboration
• Participation in the delegation will give members a focused opportunity to build relationships, understand market needs, and identify partnership models in one of South America’s most important healthcare markets