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 Hospitals

  • Ann & Robert H. Lurie Children's Hospital of Chicago
  • Advocate Health
  • Children's Hospital Los Angeles
  • CommonSpirit Health International
  • Dana-Farber Cancer Institute
  • Henry Ford Health International
  • Mass General Brigham
  • The Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center

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

We'll see you in Santiago in...

See you in 86 days 14 hours 38 minutes
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