We invite dynamic speakers, innovators, and subject-matter experts to submit presentation proposals for the WiAHC/WiHPCA 2026 Spring Conference, hosted at the beautiful Oshkosh Marriott Waterfront in Oshkosh, WI. This annual event brings together clinicians, administrators, compliance professionals, and leaders dedicated to delivering high-quality, compassionate, patient-centered care across the continuum of home-based and end-of-life services.
Share Your Expertise. Inspire the Field. Shape the Future.
As the landscape of home health, hospice, and palliative care continues to evolve, so do the challenges and opportunities facing providers. We are seeking presentations that offer actionable insights, evidence-based practices, innovative solutions, and real-world strategies that strengthen clinical quality, operational excellence, regulatory compliance, interdisciplinary teamwork, and patient and family experience.
Topics of Interest Include (but are not limited to):
Clinical Excellence & Patient Care
Symptom management innovations in home and end-of-life care
Interdisciplinary team best practices
Care planning, transitions, and coordination
Addressing complex patient needs in the home
Leadership, Workforce & Operations
Staffing strategies, retention, and team resiliency
Leadership development and organizational culture
Quality improvement and performance optimization
Effective communication and conflict resolution
Regulatory, Compliance & Risk Management
Updates on CMS, state, and accreditation requirements
HIPAA and patient privacy in the home-based environment
Survey preparation, strategies, and lessons learned
Documentation excellence and risk mitigation
Technology, Innovation & Future Trends
EMR optimization and digital care tools
Remote patient monitoring and telehealth
Artificial intelligence in care delivery
Cybersecurity in mobile and field-based settings
Patient, Family, and Community Engagement
Culturally responsive, person-centered care
Grief support, bereavement services, and family communication
Ethics in home-based and end-of-life decision-making
We welcome proposals from experienced speakers as well as emerging voices with fresh perspectives. Sessions may be offered in various formats, including lectures, case studies, workshops, or interactive discussions.
Help us make the 2026 conference our most impactful yet. Together, we can continue building a resilient, innovative, and compassionate community dedicated to improving the lives of patients and families.
