NPA Spring Policy Forum
Members of Congress, federal agency officials and thought leaders share their perspectives on policies and cross-cutting topics impacting both the Program of All-Inclusive Care for the Elderly (PACE) model of care and the environment in which PACE programs operate.
2026 Spring Policy Forum
The 2026 NPA Spring Policy Forum was held March 23-24 in Washington, DC. Members of Congress, federal agency officials and thought leaders convened to share their perspectives on policies and cross-cutting topics impacting both the PACE model of care and the environment in which PACE programs operate.
Group Discount Pricing
NPA will provide refunds to PACE organizations that meet the minimum number of registrations for the 2026 Spring Policy Forum. The discount applies to the full forum registration fee for all registrants of the PACE organization. Learn more.
PACE Capitol Hill Day on March 24
Attendees of the Spring Policy Forum have the opportunity to visit Capitol Hill on March 24 and meet with members of Congress and their staff to share the value and impact of PACE. These conversations help close the knowledge gap about the care model and inform congressional members how they can help expand access to PACE.
PACE advocacy is essential to raising awareness and driving policy changes that support program growth. We rely on our members to help advocate for PACE because no one knows better the life-changing difference the model of care makes for participants and caregivers.
PACE staff bring real-world experience, professional credibility, a deep understanding of PACE participants and operations, and, most importantly, a passion for PACE. Federal and state policy-makers value your perspective and want to hear from you.
To support your efforts with step-by-step guidance, NPA offers two free advocacy courses: “Starting Your Advocacy Journey” and “Next Steps in Taking Action.” Visit the PACE Learning Center to learn more.
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