Hispanic Health Policy Summit 2027
The Hispanic Health Policy Summit unites the Latino healthcare community to advocate for health care policy issues affecting the Hispanic population.
- Dates
- January 26–27, 2027
- Location
- Washington, DC
- Edition
- 5th annual
- Organizer
- National Association of Hispanic Nurses
TL;DR
- The Hispanic Health Policy Summit 2027 runs January 26–27, 2027, in Washington, DC.
- The National Association of Hispanic Nurses leads the summit for a fifth year, in partnership with other Latino-focused medical associations.
- The 2027 theme is "Building Trust, Advancing Health: Strategies to Improve Vaccine Confidence in Hispanic Communities."
- The summit unites the Latino healthcare community to advocate for health care issues affecting the Hispanic population and propose solutions.
About
The National Association of Hispanic Nurses leads the joint Hispanic Health Policy Summit, in its fifth year, in partnership with other Latino-focused medical associations. NAHN is a nonprofit with more than 45 chapters and over 3,200 members, bringing together nurses, health care professionals, administrators, students, and academic leaders from across the US. NAHN maintains a dedicated Hispanic Health Policy Summit committee, which NAHN President Dr. Grace Grau has chaired.
Who you'll find in the room
Latino healthcare community
Nurses and health care professionals who advocate for health care issues affecting the Hispanic population and propose solutions.
NAHN chapter network
Nurses, health care professionals, administrators, students, and academic leaders from NAHN's more than 45 chapters nationwide.
Past editions
1 on record| Edition | Dates | Location |
|---|---|---|
| 2026 | February 10–11, 2026 | Washington, DC |
Questions people ask
6 answeredHispanic Health Policy Summit 2027 runs January 26–27, 2027.
The 2027 summit is held in Washington, DC.
The summit draws the Latino healthcare community, including nurses and other health care professionals who advocate for health care issues affecting the Hispanic population and propose solutions.
Attendees come through the National Association of Hispanic Nurses network of more than 45 chapters and over 3,200 members, spanning nurses, health care professionals, administrators, students, and academic leaders.
It is most useful for nurses, health care administrators and advocates who want a policy-facing forum on Latino health, since the summit is led by the National Association of Hispanic Nurses with other Latino medical associations and focuses this year on vaccine confidence in Hispanic communities. Those seeking clinical education, product exhibits or a large trade show will get less from it, as it is an advocacy and policy gathering in its fifth year.
Attendees at health policy summits in Washington, DC usually wear business formal or business professional attire, with a warm coat for January.
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