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If you’re ready to advocate for your profession, it’s time to register for this year’s Compounders on Capitol Hill — it’s September 14–16, 2026 at the Ritz-Carlton in Pentagon City, and we’ve got early-bird pricing through July 5. Never been to CCH? It’s our annual fly-in to Washington, and it’s when compounders from across the country come together. As Philip explained in his column above, it's about getting your stories in front of the lawmakers setting policies. It's a packed couple of days. We meet face-to-face with lawmakers, our Legal Symposium gives updates on the latest issues (what to know about, what to worry about), and we even have our annual meeting — along with awards, receptions, breakfast, and plenty of networking time. Make no mistake: Compounding's future is on the line. Drugmakers, regulators, and others are working to recast lawful compounding as a regulatory problem — something they want to see regulated into submission. You need to defend your practice on the Hill. This is the most important gathering APC hosts all year, and your voice is part of what makes it work. It’s still up for grabs whether policymakers see compounding as an essential part of American healthcare or some kind of threat to be contained. No experience required. We’ll handle everything from briefing you on the issues, scheduling meetings, and making sure you have an advocacy expert with you — you just need to bring your stories and perspective. Register by July 5 to lock in the lowest rate of the year: $749 for PFM employees, $849 for individual members ($199 for students), or $949 for non-members. |
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Whether it's your first CCH or your tenth, your voice belongs in this fight! |