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4 Days. 14 Tracks. 900+ Speakers.

The program is built around the decisions you're actually trying to make — not a predetermined path. Every session, every track, every conversation is yours to choose. Here's what to expect.

Session tracks

Find your tracks

All 14 tracks are open to every attendee. Most leaders move across tracks over the four days, following the decisions they're trying to make rather than staying in one functional lane.

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Track 1 - CEO+CFO + Keynotes

Track 2 - Executive Leadership

Track 3 - Executive Leadership

Track 4 - Executive Leadership

Track 5 - Executive Leadership

Track 6 - Executive Leadership

Track 7 - CEO

Track 8 - Clinical Leadership Forum

Track 9 - Tech + Leadership

Track 10 - Academic Medical Center Leadership

Track 11 - CFO

Track 12 - CXO + Workforce Forum

Track 13 - Value-based Care + Forums

Track 14 - Thought Leadership

Track 15 - COO

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Program

What Anchors Each Day

Each day is anchored by key conversations, with time between sessions for the discussions that shape how ideas are applied. Some of the most valuable moments happen outside the session room, in the exhibit hall, over lunch, and between meetings.

8:00 AM - 8:40 AM

Keynote Panel

Health System Growth Strategies and Edge to Win the Next 5 Years

10:45-11:25 AM

Keynote Panel

The Future of Health Systems: Economics and Care Model Reboot

2:20 - 3:00 PM

Keynote Panel

The Next Wave of AI in Healthcare

Continuing education

Continuing education credits

Becker’s Spring Payer Issues Roundtable is applying for continuing education hours applicable toward payer and health plan leadership certifications. Details will be confirmed closer to the event.

Seeking a different credit type? We recommend self-reporting to your certifying organization. We’re happy to provide a certificate of attendance to support that process — email continuingeducation@beckershealthcare.com after the event.

If that's your work, you belong at Becker's.

The leaders running health systems at scale will be in Chicago in April. Four days with the people who've done it, are doing it, and will tell you exactly how.