NRHA Rural Health Policy Institute – Building capacity, bridging gaps, and growing stronger together

Join NRHA and hundreds of rural health advocates from across the nation to bring our clout to the Capitol. NRHA’s 36th Rural Health Policy Institute is Feb. 11-13 in Washington, D.C.

This is our moment to guide the future of rural health policy and advocate directly on the issues we care about.

“It’s crucial that you tell your story to Congress in this challenging political environment and show them why we need to take action on rural issues.”
– NRHA chief policy officer Carrie Cochran-McClain.

At this event, you’ll have the chance to:

• Hear about rural health priorities from your elected officials
• Understand how to successfully engage in NRHA’s advocacy
• Develop rapport with your Congressional delegation
• Participate in NRHA’s Rural Health Disparities Summit
• Learn new ways NRHA is advancing the association’s priorities

NRHA helps make your voice louder in Washington D.C. every day but we need to bring our collective power to the Capitol in February.

Registration includes access to NRHA’s Advocacy resources and a complimentary one-year membership for first-time NRHA members.

Register on or before Jan. 17

$699 for members*
$799 for non-members^
$350 for students

Standard registration rates

Register after Jan. 17

$799 for members*
$899 for non-members^
$400 for students

Student Rate Policy

Student registration is only available to full-time students enrolled in at least 12 concurrent credit hours per semester (or 9 hours for graduate students) of a health-related training program at any level. Individuals with full-time employment are not eligible for student registration. Registrants will be required to provide a class schedule reflecting currently enrolled credit hours and to confirm employment status.