Rural Health Association of Oklahoma

LXCL:This purchase provides 1 ticket to the Oklahoma Rural Health Conference

Attendee Registration

LXCL:This purchase provides 3 tickets to the Oklahoma Rural Health Conference for the price of 2 tickets

Buy 2 Get 1

LXCL:For attendance at Oklahoma Rural Health Conference for one day only

One day registration

LXCL:This purchase provides 1 student ticket to the Oklahoma Rural Health Conference

Student Registration

IMPORTANT FOR PROPER RECORDING: Please include a copy of your registration WITH check

Check made out to: RHAO

Address to send check: 
2929 E Randolph Ave, Room 129
Enid OK 73701

About the Conference&nbsp;The conference brings together members of the Rural Health Association of Oklahoma (RHAO) and the Telehealth Alliance of Oklahoma (TAO), the Oklahoma Turning Point Coalition (OTPC), and stakeholders of the Oklahoma Office of Rural Health (OORH). It is expected to attract more than 300 healthcare professionals from rural and underserved areas of the state. A variety of sponsorship levels are available.&nbsp; Regular conference activities begin on the morning of Thursday, October 1st and conclude the afternoon of Friday, October 2nd. This year the conference will be held at Stoney Creek in Broken Arrow, Okla. An Awards Reception, honoring healthcare professionals from across the state, will be held the evening prior to the conference, on September 30th, following exhibitor set-up. This event will be semi-formal and will honor awards recipients from all three organizations and is free and open to all exhibitors and attendees of the conference. The annual Cornhole Tournament will be held at the venue on the evening of October 1st. This tournament is very popular and provides an opportunity to participate or cheer on your favorite team and serves as an amazing networking event.&nbsp; Join us as we recognize the best and brightest serving the health care needs of rural Oklahoma and learn from experts in the field. The complete conference agenda will be available soon.&nbsp; Attendee Profile&nbsp;Attendees include decision-makers, such as hospital administrators, rural health practitioners, FQHC administrators, advocates, public health professionals, public health and telehealth professionals, and more. Oklahomans from all over the state attend, with the attendance growing yearly. In 2025, more than 340 attendees participated in the conference.&nbsp; Exhibit Booth Space&nbsp;Each booth space includes an 8&rsquo; x 10&rsquo; exhibit table, chair(s), optional electricity, and wireless internet. Access to meals and conference activities (sessions, networking, reception, etc.) are available to exhibitors, based on sponsorship level (number of &ldquo;conference registrations&rdquo; available per sponsorship level). Electricity is optional and must be indicated at time of registration. Exhibit space is limited and will be available on a first come, first served basis, based on availability and registration.&nbsp; Policies&nbsp;All conference vendors and attendees, with the exception of those working for organizations which must pay conference fees by Purchase Orders, or those given express permission beforehand, must pay all conference registration and other associated fees prior to attending the conference. For those paying by Purchase Order or who have made previous arrangements, all invoices must be paid within 60 days after the conference ends. All invoices will be sent to those with outstanding balances monthly by email prior to the conference (unless otherwise requested) and after the conference, will be mailed and emailed monthly until the balance is paid in full.&nbsp; All attendees/organizations registering in advance and are unable to make the conference, or provide a substitution for the conference, will be charged a cancellation fee not to exceed five percent (5%) of the conference fees associated with the registration. 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About the Conference The conference brings together members of the Rural Health Association of Oklahoma (RHAO) and the Telehealth Alliance of Oklahoma (TAO), the Oklahoma Turning Point Coalition (OTPC), and stakeholders of the Oklahoma Office of Rural Health (OORH). It is expected to attract more than 300 healthcare professionals from rural and underserved areas of the state. A variety of sponsorship levels are available.  Regular conference activities begin on the morning of Thursday, October 1st and conclude the afternoon of Friday, October 2nd. This year the conference will be held at Stoney Creek in Broken Arrow, Okla. An Awards Reception, honoring healthcare professionals from across the state, will be held the evening prior to the conference, on September 30th, following exhibitor set-up. This event will be semi-formal and will honor awards recipients from all three organizations and is free and open to all exhibitors and attendees of the conference. The annual Cornhole Tournament will be held at the venue on the evening of October 1st. This tournament is very popular and provides an opportunity to participate or cheer on your favorite team and serves as an amazing networking event.  Join us as we recognize the best and brightest serving the health care needs of rural Oklahoma and learn from experts in the field. The complete conference agenda will be available soon.  Attendee Profile Attendees include decision-makers, such as hospital administrators, rural health practitioners, FQHC administrators, advocates, public health professionals, public health and telehealth professionals, and more. Oklahomans from all over the state attend, with the attendance growing yearly. In 2025, more than 340 attendees participated in the conference.  Exhibit Booth Space Each booth space includes an 8’ x 10’ exhibit table, chair(s), optional electricity, and wireless internet. Access to meals and conference activities (sessions, networking, reception, etc.) are available to exhibitors, based on sponsorship level (number of “conference registrations” available per sponsorship level). Electricity is optional and must be indicated at time of registration. Exhibit space is limited and will be available on a first come, first served basis, based on availability and registration.  Policies All conference vendors and attendees, with the exception of those working for organizations which must pay conference fees by Purchase Orders, or those given express permission beforehand, must pay all conference registration and other associated fees prior to attending the conference. For those paying by Purchase Order or who have made previous arrangements, all invoices must be paid within 60 days after the conference ends. All invoices will be sent to those with outstanding balances monthly by email prior to the conference (unless otherwise requested) and after the conference, will be mailed and emailed monthly until the balance is paid in full.  All attendees/organizations registering in advance and are unable to make the conference, or provide a substitution for the conference, will be charged a cancellation fee not to exceed five percent (5%) of the conference fees associated with the registration. Key Information (click to view each document)<ul><li><a href="https://www.canva.com/design/DAHDrBT9tiQ/Jy-PGRcm-HJCMnadWyR3Cw/view?utm_content=DAHDrBT9tiQ&amp;utm_campaign=designshare&amp;utm_medium=link2&amp;utm_source=uniquelinks&amp;utlId=hcc575d4cb5" target="_blank">2026 Prospectus</a></li><li><a href="https://www.canva.com/design/DAGxX8WNgAw/JT2cebIQbnXpHHHd9llQTw/view?utm_content=DAGxX8WNgAw&amp;utm_campaign=designshare&amp;utm_medium=link2&amp;utm_source=uniquelinks&amp;utlId=hc03de97b95" target="_blank">2025 Agenda:</a> For reference only. The Oklahoma Rural Health Conference 2026 agenda will be released as soon as available and speakers have been confirmed.</li></ul><div><div><div><div><div> </div></div></div></div></div>

Rural Health Association of Oklahoma

2026 Oklahoma Rural Health Conference

200 W Albany St

Attendee Registration

$250

Buy 2 Get 1

$500

One day registration

$150

Student Registration

$150