10 Reasons to Attend

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BUILD

a powerful network and share solutions with thought-leaders

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LEARN

in a collaborative, intimate, and multidisciplinary setting

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IMPROVE

skills and patient outcomes

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DETERMINE

best practices at every stage of the patient's disease

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DISCOVER

practical information you can immediately implement

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HEAR

what's on the horizon in potential treatments

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EXPLORE

new technologies and products

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EARN

CME and MOC points

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CELEBRATE

during social functions

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ENJOY

Denver, Colorado

Testimonials

“A must for IBD practitioners. Very relevant, practical content and well organized. Faculty love their work and it shows.”
Nilay Kumar, MD, MPHAurora St Luke’s, Milwaukee, WS
"Excellent way to learn and review the most up-to-date advances in IBD and how to apply them clinically. Highly recommend!"
Nanci Pittman, MDIcahn School of Medicine/Mount Sinai Hospital, New York, NY
"The Crohn’s and Colitis Congress is a high yield conference for learning everything from principles of care to the cutting edge research in the IBD space all delivered by IBD thought-leaders. They, furthermore, dedicate a good amount of attention to pediatrics which is not always the case! It’s not to be missed!"
Elizabeth A. Spencer, MD Mount Sinai, Icahn School of Medicine, New York, NY
“The Crohn’s & Colitis Congress is an excellent way to learn the latest updates and guidance in IBD management that can be incorporated into our clinical practice and lead to improved IBD patient outcomes. Can’t wait for next year’s Congress!”
Aimee LeStrange, FNP-BCGeorgetown University Hospital, Washington, DC
"A very collegial, effective and efficient way to maintain and enhance one's IBD skills. "
Doug Wolf, MDAtlanta Gastroenterology Associates, Atlanta, GA
"The conference provides excellent information on the historical, current, and future direction in IBD management. The information is a necessity for all providers in this space caring for IBD patients."
Richard Moses, DO, JDPhiladelphia Gastroenterology Consultants, PA
"An excellent mix of the latest scientific and clinical information. It stands out by including patients telling their perspectives in almost every session."
Stephen J. Bickston, MD, AGAF, FACG, FASGEInflammatory Bowel Disease Center, VCU School of Medicine, VA
“The most comprehensive and integrative annual gathering of thought leaders in IBD providing relevant updates in clinical management and scientific research.”
Lauren Alexander, NP, MSNUniversity of California San Francisco
"The Crohn's and Colitis Congress is a welcoming forum, that blends cutting-edge scientific and clinical updates with engaging professional networking events. As an early career investigator, I have benefitted tremendously from participation at CCCs both in-person, and virtual, and would highly recommend attendance to any colleague interested in IBD research."
Diane Peters, DVM, PhDJohns Hopkins University School of Medicine, Baltimore, MD
"The Crohn's & Colitis Congress is a high-yield conference, packing in sessions with leaders in the field, highlighting leading-edge clinical and translational studies in a digestible format, and offering great networking opportunities."
Tina Zhang, MD, PhDChildren's Hospital of Pittsburgh, PA
"The Crohn's and Colitis Congress is a great opportunity to learn about the latest clinical and basic research on IBD but also discuss the "real life" practical aspects of caring for patients in the current era."
Adam C. Ehrlich, MD, MPHTemple University, Philadelphia, PA
"Great conference to get information you can take back to your practice and implement right away! Helpful tools and resources for staff and for patients."
Michele Rubin, APNUniversity of Chicago Medicine, IL
"A great conference for the practicing gastroenterologist to keep up-to-date on advances in the management of patients with IBD."
Theresa Smith, MD Essentia Health, Duluth, MN
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“Crohn’s and Colitis Congress 2020 was one of the best conferences I’ve attended in recent years with relevant up to date information that I feel will benefit myself, my colleagues, and our patients in the years to come. Thank you for planning and executing and incredible IBD meeting.“
– Alisa J. Muniz Crim, MD, Division Director, Gastroenterology Section Chief, Nicklaus Children’s Pediatric Specialists Medical Director, IBD Center Nicklaus Children’s Hospital, Miami, Florida
 
“The Crohn’s and Colitis Congress offers an outstanding opportunity to learn from world-class IBD experts and gain multi- disciplinary perspectives for treating IBD. The clinical content provides key updates to be applied in clinic for improving patient outcomes. The basic research track is great for learning about potential new treatments and developments in the IBD research field. This conference also offers numerous receptions to encourage networking with IBD colleagues, which is always interesting and enjoyable.”
–  Lauren Alexander, NP, UCSF Department of Gastroenterology, San Francisco, California
“A high-caliber conference that draws the top researchers, physicians, and allied healthcare professionals. CC Congress does an excellent job of providing valuable content across the board: from basic science to patient-centered qualitative research. CC Congress has something for everyone, certainly a highlight of the year.”
– Courtney Heisler, MSC, Nova Scotia Collaborative IBD Program; Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada
 
“As a medical student interested in GI and researching IBD, I found the conference to be invaluable. The expertise and passion for treating IBD was palpable. I gained substantial knowledge. I am eager to attend the next Crohn’s & Colitis Congress.”
– Mary-Claire Cotner, medical student, McLaren, Michigan
“I am so happy to have attended this conference! I will be taking home knowledge, pearls, and important information to share with colleagues and patients. I’m excited to put into action all I have learned these last few days!“
– Yesenia Williams, NP, Franciscan Digestive Care Associates, Tacoma, Washington
 
“Great conference not only for IBD specialists but for all gastroenterologists to learn more about IBD and improve your clinical practice.”
– Christine Boumitri, MD, SLUH, St. Louis, Missouri