

MARCH 4–6, 2026 • SCOTTSDALE, AZ
Join us at The Westin Kierland in Scottsdale for another exciting Together event!



Next year at Together with Collective Health 2026, we’re not just observing the future of health benefits—we’re going to actively shape it. We’re bringing you together with the brightest minds to challenge the status quo, break down barriers, and collectively redefine what’s possible. During two days of deep discussions and actionable insights, HR and benefits leaders, ecosystem partners, and key executives will discover that together, our potential is limitless to transform how we all see the world of benefits.
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A glimpse from Together 2025
Thanks again for a lovely conference week! It was an extremely insightful week full of inspiring moments and fun memories.”
– Together attendeeAs a prospective client…the amount of thought leadership and different vantage points information was coming from was incredible. Overall, the community and interactions…[with] other benefits leaders has been so incredible and so heartwarming. There’s been so many people here that really care about the health of the member on the other side and that really sets it apart…I’ve just really enjoyed all the diversity of experience and viewpoints so it’s been great.
– Together attendee(Left to Right): Ari Hoffman (Head of Product and Chief Clinical Officer, Collective Health), Ted Holden (Head of Strategic Partnerships, Noom), Marilyn Stebbens (Professor Emeritus Clinical Pharmacy, UCSF), Jake Frenz (CEO, SmithRx) Elizabeth Gilbert (NYT Best-selling Author and Inspirational Speaker), Ali Diab (CEO, Collective Health) Kimiko Mitchell (Product Manager, Collective Health), Conference Attendees What a terrific event.
– Together attendeeWe really enjoyed this conference and meeting Collective Health. It helped me realize how human centric Collective Health is which is very much how we operate. Everyone I met was kind and engaging with a curiosity to learn how to make Collective Health better.
– Together attendee