The 2024 VACBP Winter Conference aims to address the pressing issues within Virginia's behavioral health system. Attendees will have the opportunity to engage with industry experts and policy leaders to discuss accreditation, managed care, and the future of school-based services. The conference will also cover the evolution of crisis services and effective advocacy strategies. Participants can expect a mix of keynote sessions, panel discussions, and networking opportunities. The agenda includes sessions on accreditation, managed care, school-based services, and crisis services, with a focus on practical strategies and policy updates.
Mental Health Conferences
2024 VACBP Winter Conference
The 2024 VACBP Winter Conference will be held in Richmond, Virginia, focusing on navigating Virginia's evolving behavioral health system.
Conference Overview
Some quick details about this conference.
Time and Place
Maybe the most important details of the conference.
Conference Dates: January 4–5, 2024
Location: Hilton Richmond Downtown
City/State: Richmond, Virginia
Address: 501 East Broad Street, Richmond, VA 23219, United States
Event Format: in-person
Conference Organizer
This organization is hosting this conference.
Virginia Association of Community-Based Providers
This is the group that put together this event.
Email: mindy.carlin@accesspointpa.com
Registration Fees
How much does this conference cost?
| Cost | Type | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| $300.00 | Early Bird | Full Two-Day Conference for Members |
| $350.00 | Early Bird | Full Two-Day Conference for Non-members |
| $325.00 | Post-Early Bird | Full Two-Day Conference for Members |
| $375.00 | Post-Early Bird | Full Two-Day Conference for Non-members |
See the conference's actual website for more details around these fees, as sometimes they can be more complicated.
Schedule and Agenda
It's important to know what is planned.
The conference will begin on January 4, 2024, with a continental breakfast and networking, followed by sessions on accreditation, managed care, and school-based services. The day will conclude with a reception. On January 5, the agenda includes advocacy strategies and an agency leadership roundtable.
Notable Speakers
These folks will be speaking at the conference.
Emily Hosea
Managing Director, Behavioral Health-Opioid Treatment Programs, CARF International
Jennifer Flowers
Founder and CEO, Accreditation Guru, Inc.
Doug Gray
Executive Director, Virginia Association of Health Plans (VAHP)
Heidi Dix
Senior Vice President of Public Policy, Virginia Association of Health Plans (VAHP)
Hotel Information
You need somewhere to stay! (Unless you live relatively close.)
The conference will be held at the Hilton Richmond Downtown. The group rate deadline has passed, but attendees can contact the hotel to check for availability.
Sponsorship, Exhibitor, and Advertising Opportunities
If you're an organization that wants to contribute to this event, here are some details.
Sponsorship opportunities are available with a deadline of December 29. Options include Signature Sponsor, Training Sponsor, and Reception Sponsor, each offering various benefits such as logo display, verbal recognition, and complimentary registrations. More details can be found on the conference webpage.
Other Links and Information
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