Leading the Future of Healthcare in Montana
Be part of the conversation shaping healthcare in Montana.
Join more than 500 healthcare professionals for three days of learning, connection, and collaboration focused on the issues, opportunities, and innovations impacting healthcare today.
Exhibitor/Sponsor Registration:
Please Note: Attendee Registration to open in Mid-August.
Set against the backdrop of the Yellowstone River and Billings iconic Rimrocks, the 2026 Montana Healthcare Conference combines exceptional education with memorable experiences.
Enjoy inspiring keynote presentations, more than 40 breakout sessions, member meetings, networking receptions, and opportunities to connect with colleagues from across the state.
The conference also features a bustling trade show with 60+ exhibitors showcasing innovative products, services, and solutions designed to support healthcare organizations and professionals.
CONFERENCE REGISTRATION
MHA Member: $395
MPCA Member: $395
Non-Member: $695
Exhibitor/Sponsor Registration: Open Now
Attendee Registration: Opening Mid-August
Not sure which registration type to choose? We've got you covered.
If you work for a Montana hospital or hospital-affiliated facility, you'll register as an MHA Member—all Montana hospitals are members of the Montana Hospital Association (MHA).
If you work for a Federally Qualified Health Center (FQHC) or Urban Indian Organization (UIO), you'll register as an MPCA Member—these organizations are members of the Montana Primary Care Association (MPCA).
Whether you lead an organization, provide patient care, support operations, or help shape healthcare policy, you'll find value at the Montana Healthcare Conference. Join hospital and community health center leaders, physicians, nurses, administrators, trustees, finance and HR professionals, quality experts, and emergency preparedness teams for meaningful learning, networking, and collaboration.
The Montana Hospital Association (MHA) and the Montana Primary Care Association (MPCA) are leaders in the healthcare industry in Montana. They proudly support a diverse array of members, including community health centers, critical access hospitals, acute care hospitals, rehabilitation hospitals, long-term care facilities, home health and hospice agencies, psychiatric facilities, physician groups, assisted living centers, Urban Indian Organizations, and senior housing services.
MHA serves as the primary advocate for healthcare facilities across the state. They maintain strong partnerships with key organizations, including the American Hospital Association (AHA), LeadingAge, the National Hospice and Palliative Care Organization, and the National Association for Home Care and Hospice. MPCA is committed to enhancing access to high-quality, affordable primary healthcare, particularly for those communities with limited access to care. They focus on ensuring excellent, patient-centered care is available to all. Together, MHA and MPCA provide robust advocacy, support, and training for healthcare organizations and individuals, significantly improving the quality of care in Montana.
You can visit MHA's website or MPCA's website to find a current list of members of each association.
