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LUGPA Annual Meeting 2026

A three-day education and networking meeting for professionals in independent urology.

Dates
Starts November 5, 2026
Location
Chicago, IL

TL;DR

  • The meeting starts November 5, 2026, in Chicago, Illinois.
  • The three-day program includes an exhibit hall and sessions on clinical developments and business issues affecting independent urology practices.
  • The organizer identifies physicians, administrators, advanced practice providers, and managers in independent urology practices as its audience.

Who you'll find in the room

Independent urology practice physicians

Physicians working in independent urology practices.

Administrators

Administrators in independent urology practices.

Advanced practice providers

Advanced practice providers in independent urology practices.

Managers

Managers in independent urology practices.

Featured speakers

7 listed

Chris Christie

David Axelrod

Kirsten Anderson

Gordon Brown

Jason Hafron

Lindsay Shookus

Ruchika Talwar

Questions people ask

5 answered

LUGPA Annual Meeting 2026 starts November 5, 2026.

The meeting is held in Chicago, Illinois.

The organizer lists independent urology practice physicians, administrators, advanced practice providers, and managers as attendees.

It is most useful for physicians, administrators and managers of independent urology practices, since sessions cover health policy and advocacy, leadership and practice management, and the exhibit hall puts them in front of vendors serving that market. Urologists employed by hospital systems, or those wanting purely clinical and surgical updates, would get less from it, as the program leans toward business and policy topics for independent groups.

Attendees at physician practice and medical business meetings usually wear business casual to business professional, with suits or blazers common at evening events. A coat is useful for Chicago in early November.

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