
SAVE THE DATE
2nd Annual Chronic Illness Symposium
April 16th & 17th, 2027
Virtual Conference
Following the incredible response to this year’s event, we’re thrilled to announce the return of our Chronic Illness Symposium in 2027.
Save the date for the 2nd Annual Chronic Illness Symposium, happening virtually on April 16–17, 2027. This two-day gathering brings together individuals living with chronic illness, caregivers, advocates, and healthcare and mental health providers for education, connection, and community.
Our inaugural symposium showed just how meaningful it is when people come together in shared understanding and support. We’re looking forward to building on that momentum in 2027 and creating another space where no one has to navigate chronic illness alone.
Read below for more details—including virtual exhibitor registration and a call for speakers speakers. More details on registration and event sponsorship—will be shared in the coming months. We hope you’ll save the date and join us for what promises to be another powerful and inspiring event.
Missed our 2026 Chronic Illness Symposium? You can still purchase a $15 replay ticket to listen to 35+ recordings from our April 2026 event. Visit the 2026 Symposium Replay Ticket link in our bio to gain access today!

Call for Speakers
The Center for Chronic Illness invites you to submit a proposal to speak at our 2027 Chronic Illness Symposium, on April 16th & 17th, 2027. Next year’s event will feature two tracks — Patient / Caregiver Track and Healthcare / Mental Health Provider Track — offering sessions that educate, inspire, and empower our community on topics such as chronic illness management, mental health, self-care, advocacy, and research. We welcome presentations that reflect diverse experiences, amplify underrepresented voices, are trauma and disability informed, and offer practical tools, strategies, and research-based insights. All sessions will be held online, and speakers will receive technical support to ensure a smooth virtual experience. Please complete the form below with as much detail as possible so we can fully consider your proposal.
Those selected to speak at the conference will receive complimentary registration and continuing education credits for providers.
Proposals are due no later than Wednesday, September 30, 2026. We will be notifying those who are selected to speak by Tuesday, December 15, 2026.

Sponsorship Opportunities
Sponsoring the Chronic Illness Symposium is a powerful way to align your organization with a mission-driven event that brings together individuals living with chronic illness, caregivers, mental health professionals and healthcare providers.
As a sponsor, you’ll have the opportunity to:
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Connect with a passionate, engaged audience
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Raise visibility for your brand in the chronic illness and wellness spaces
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Demonstrate leadership in supporting whole-person, community-centered care
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Build lasting relationships with changemakers in healthcare and mental health
Join us in shaping the future of chronic illness support and care. Together, we can amplify awareness, inspire action, and create a more compassionate and inclusive health landscape.
Stay tuned for more information on becoming a 2027 Chronic Illness Symposium sponsor!

Virtual Exhibitor Opportunities
The Center for Chronic Illness invites your company or organization to connect with a nationwide audience of patients, caregivers, and healthcare and mental health providers by exhibiting at our 2nd Annual Chronic Illness Symposium on April 16 & 17, 2027.
This two-day event will offer meaningful networking and visibility opportunities for companies and organizations. With three exhibit hall windows on each day, having your own booth will provide an interactive experience for registrants to learn more about your products and services.
Learn more about the Virtual Exhibitor Levels and Benefits. Space is limited. Please fill out the form linked below to secure your virtual exhibitor spot.
Please reach out to Allison Fine with any questions at executivedirector@thecenterforchronicillness.org.
2026 Symposium Virtual Exhibitors




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