The average American celebrates just one healthy birthday after the age of 65 as a result of pervasive chronic diseases such as diabetes, heart disease, and cancers, according to the World Health Organization. But that situation is changing due to remarkable advances in science and medicine that have paved the way for powerful new anti-aging interventions.

In this keynote session, Eric Topol, MD -- executive vice president and professor of molecular medicine at Scripps Research and author of Super Agers: An Evidence-Based Approach to Longevity -- will describe the enormous potential for preventing age-related diseases along with addressing barriers such as health inequities and environmental harms. Then, in a fireside chat with APG's President and Chief Executive Officer, Susan Dentzer, he will discuss the implications for the health care system and for a heightened prevention agenda that poses both challenges and opportunities for value-based care.

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Super early bird savings for APG Spring Conference 2026 end on February 27th

If you are planning to join us May 27-29 in San Diego, now is the time to secure your spot
and save.

Members and partners save $300.

Non-members save $200.

Groups of five or more in full registration categories will receive a $50 discount per person.
See the Registration page for more details.

This year’s Conference themed Delivery, Dollars & Determination: Challenges and Opportunities In Accountable Care, will bring together physician leaders for meaningful conversations about financial sustainability, innovation, and what comes next for
value-based care.

Don’t wait until rates increase.

Lock in your registration today and join us at the Marriott Marquis San Diego Marina.