Official organizer listings
Consultant-pharmacy, senior-care, and independent-pharmacy events ordered by their scheduled start date.
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Orlando, Florida. A major pharmacy meeting with a much broader health-system audience than ASCP. Its scale can be useful for clinical education, workforce recruiting, and vendor discovery, but consultant pharmacists should verify the long-term-care depth of the live program.
Arlington, Virginia. A small, invitation-only quality meeting rather than an open trade conference. It is relevant mainly to leaders already participating in PQA who work on medication-use quality strategy, measurement, or organizational policy.
National Harbor, Maryland. The most directly relevant national event in this calendar for senior-care and consultant pharmacists. ASCP's 2026 theme is “Building an Age-Friendly Tomorrow,” with clinical, regulatory, practice, and operations education alongside an exhibition.
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. A broad aging-services meeting for provider organizations, business firms, and sector leaders. Consultant pharmacists are not the sole audience, but the meeting can help pharmacy teams hear how larger care organizations frame technology, quality, workforce, and resident-service priorities.
Kansas City, Missouri. NCPA's national convention is designed around independent pharmacy operations, patient-care services, efficiency, and revenue. It is not a consultant-pharmacy-only meeting, but the ownership and practice-management content can be relevant to one- and two-pharmacist firms.
York, Pennsylvania. A regional senior-care pharmacy meeting with applied clinical education, CPE opportunities, and BCGP recertification sessions. For consultants in the Mid-Atlantic, it offers a focused alternative to waiting for the national meeting in late October.
Columbus, Ohio. A two-day regional program focused on applied senior-care pharmacy education, professional connections, and continuing education. It is the nearest-term event in this calendar and is more directly centered on consultant practice than a general pharmacy trade show.