4th annual

Women's Health Summit

The science, strategy, and future of female longevity

Encore Boston Harbor · Boston, MA

Until doors open · Oct 21, 2027

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  3. 2026
  4. 2027Now

Four years, and growing.

Four years of putting women at the center of medicine, and the room keeps getting bigger.

Why this summit exists

Medicine was built on a male default. Women have been paying for it.

For decades, women were left out of the research that shaped standard care. Doses, diagnostic criteria, "normal" ranges: much of it was modeled on men and handed to women as fact.

Most of us were never trained to close that gap.

This is where you close it.
1993

The year U.S. law first required women to be included in NIH-funded clinical research.

25%

More of their lives that women spend in poor health compared with men.

~1%

Of health research and innovation investment going to female-specific conditions beyond cancer.

20+ yrs

Before the FDA cut zolpidem's dose in half for women, after learning they cleared it more slowly.

Sources: NIH Revitalization Act of 1993; McKinsey Health Institute & World Economic Forum, "Closing the Women's Health Gap" (2024); FDA Drug Safety Communication (2013).

About the summit

A reset for how you practice.

For the clinicians who refuse to accept "that's just aging" or "your labs are normal" as an answer. Three days deep on the conditions conventional medicine has overlooked, and the tools to treat them.

Expect evidence without the jargon, candid debate, and faculty who treat patients as well as study them.

  • Hormones
  • Gut–brain
  • Metabolic
  • Longevity
  • Diagnostics
  • Immune
  • Epigenetic
Attendees in the main session room
Faculty speaking on stage
Attendees networking in the exhibit hall

Why attend

What you bring home.

Clearing your schedule is a real cost. We built every hour of this weekend to pay it back.

01

Protocols you can use Monday

Case-based sessions on hormone therapy, perimenopause, metabolic health, bone density and more, built around the decisions you make in clinic.

02

Science that's actually about women

The newest data, interpreted by clinicians who read the studies and treat the patients, including where the evidence still falls short.

03

CME/CE credits

Accredited hours that count toward your requirements, earned somewhere you'll genuinely want to be.

04

Your people, in one room

Peers who understand your work: referral partners, collaborators, and the colleagues you'll text for a second opinion all year.

05

Strategy for your practice

How to build, price, and grow women's health and longevity services, whether you're cash-pay, hybrid, or inside a health system.

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A weekend that refills you

A harborfront resort with a spa and great dining, so you leave rested as well as better informed.

Who it's for

Clinicians building the future of women's care

Physicians, NPs, PAs, OB-GYN clinicians, functional medicine providers, hormone specialists, longevity practitioners, and anyone focused on midlife, metabolic, and longevity-centered care.

The program

Three days on the questions medicine keeps dodging.

Thursday · Oct 21

The Science

What do we actually know?

  1. 01Gut–brain–hormone axis
  2. 02Autoimmunity & the female immune system
  3. 03Environmental & epigenetic health

Evening

Welcome reception

Schedule · October 21–23, 2027

Detailed agenda announced soon

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Sessions

The topics your training skipped.

Built to sharpen decisions, not just knowledge.

Session 01 of 07

The perimenopause paradigm

  • Rethinking when, and how early, to intervene
  • Protecting brain, bone, and metabolic health before the decline
  • Case-based care for the “in-between” patient

Faculty

Learn from the people defining the field.

Faculty · coming soon

Faculty announced soon

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Community

The people are half the reason to come.

Ask anyone who's been: half the value happens between sessions. Over coffee, at dinner, by the water.

A room full of clinicians who chose the harder, better path in women's health. You'll leave with a network that lasts well past Saturday.

  • Welcome reception
  • Meet-the-faculty roundtables
  • Topic-hosted lunches
  • Signature evening event
“I work in a conventional medicine setting, and this gave me a much broader lens to treat my patients and educate them about their bodies so they can make better decisions about their health. I learned a ton!”

Accredited learning at a harborfront resort.

Event lawn
Rare lounge
Spa
Harborwalk gazebo
Red 8
Suite
Guest room
Waterfront at dusk
Private dining

Registration

Register at the lowest rate.

Standard

Through 7/31/27

Live + On-demand
$1,295
Live
$1,095

Last chance

Live + On-demand
$1,695
Live
$1,495

Every pass includes all sessions, CME/CE credits, breakfasts and lunches, and the welcome reception.

Housing

Stay where it all happens.

We've reserved a discounted room block at Encore Boston Harbor. Staying on-site means no commute, easy late nights with colleagues, and a slow breakfast before the first session. The block sells out every year.

Encore Boston Harbor and the Harborwalk
Guest room
Spa
Harborwalk event lawn

Encore Boston Harbor

Discounted room block · minutes from downtown Boston and Logan Airport


Group rate
$329 + taxPer night
Book by
9/29/27

Book in our room block

Women have waited long enough for medicine to catch up.

Oct 21–23, 2027Encore Boston Harbor
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