NASHP’s 32nd Annual State Health Policy Conference Frequently Asked Questions
Join us for NASHP’s 32nd Annual State Health Policy Conference. Planned by state health policymakers for state health policymakers, NASHP’s annual event is a “must-attend” for the state health policy community. With a carefully crafted agenda focusing on emerging issues and current best practices within states, #NASHPCONF19 will bring together the nation’s leading experts to share, learn, and discuss.
About #NASHPCONF19
When and where is #NASHPCONF19?Why should I attend the annual conference?
Who attends the annual conference?
Will presentations be available to conference attendees?
Will Wi-Fi be available?
Is there a conference hashtag I can use on social media?
Registration
How do I register for the annual conference?What is the cost of attending the annual conference?
How can I pay to attend the annual conference?
Center for Health Policy Development
Attn: Accounts Receivable
PO Box 405
Brattleboro, VT 05302-0405
Are scholarships available for the annual conference?
If I have registered but can no longer attend conference, can someone attend in my place?
- Go to the registration login page.
- Enter your email address and the confirmation number provided in your registration confirmation email.
- Under “More Options” select “Substitute Registration.”
- Enter the new registrant’s info as prompted. You will be asked to confirm the new registrant’s info. Hit “Confirm,” and the process is complete!
What is the cancellation policy?
Travel & Accommodations
Is there an official hotel of the annual conference?Is there a discounted room rate for conference attendees?
Will I be contacted by NASHP and/or the conference hotel to book and pay for my stay?
What is the Chicago Marriott Downtown Magnificent Mile cancellation policy?
Is there a recommended airport for flight arrivals?

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