Virtual | April 14 & 16, 2026
12 Continuing Education Credits!
This two-day, eight-session meeting covers a wide range of topics. Experts in the healthcare field will address issues facing employers and consultants, outline opportunities for savings and improvements, and offer potential solutions that will allow actuaries to deliver better value.
Registration Fees
| Members | Non Members | |
| Early (register on or before 5:00 p.m. CT April 6) | $410 | $670 |
| Regular (after April 6) | $510 | $770 |
You must be a CCA member with your 2026 dues paid at the time of the event to receive member pricing. If your dues are not paid prior to the event, you will be invoiced for the difference between the member and non-member price.
Session Topics
- Healthcare Trend and Cost Increase
- Stop Loss and Captives: Market Trends and Strategic Implementation
- Current Topics in the Medicare Market
- Bias in Healthcare
- AI Agents – not the secret or 007 type
- The Shifting Sands and Downstream Impacts of Health Policies Past and Present (and Future?)
- Innovation in Healthcare and Changing Paradigms
- Professionalism in Healthcare
CCA Meeting Policies
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Learn MoreApplicability of Antitrust Laws
Professional societies, including the Conference of Consulting Actuaries, are subject to federal and state antitrust laws, and must constantly monitor their activities to ensure continued compliance with all antitrust regulations.
Purpose of Antitrust Laws
The antitrust laws prohibit any concerted activity or combination of competitors from interfering with free competition. In other words, the primary thrust of the law is to control private economic power by protecting competition. Persons and organizations are prohibited from engaging in any action which unreasonably restrains commerce or trade (i.e., competition). Per se violations (practices presumed to be inherently wrong regardless of the motivating factors) include: agreements to fix or stabilize prices, to divide markets, to allocate production, or to impose boycotts. In essence, this means any concerted action that significantly diminishes rivalry among competing firms.
The CCA’s Policy
The Board of Directors of the Conference of Consulting Actuaries intends adherence to the antitrust laws. The CCA provides guidance on compliance by regularly communicating to our membership, attendees at our continuing education offerings, and committee/task force meetings regarding both the applicability and purpose of antitrust laws.