Hint Summit 2025 Joins Forces with RosettaFest

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For the first time, Hint Summit is joining RosettaFest, creating an exclusive DPC track within one of healthcare’s most forward-thinking events. Hint Summit’s debut at RosettaFest marks a pivotal opportunity to bring the DPC community together with benefits advisors, plan sponsors, and health innovators to shape the future of direct care.

What to Expect at Hint Summit 2025

This exclusive DPC track is designed for clinicians, benefits advisors, employers, and healthcare innovators looking to deepen their understanding of DPC and its role in reshaping healthcare. Whether you’re a DPC clinician figuring out employer contracts or an advisor trying to understand how DPC actually works day-to-day—this is where those conversations happen. You’ll get: 

  • DPC-Focused Sessions: Learn best practices for scaling your practice, navigating employer partnerships, and staying ahead of policy changes.
  • Top Industry Speakers: Hear from DPC pioneers, employer health experts, and direct care innovators. (Speaker lineup coming soon!)
  • Cross-Industry Networking: Build connections with advisors, employers, and disruptors who are actively transforming care delivery.
  • A Vendor & Partner Showcase: Explore tools built for DPC—from enrollment and billing platforms to patient engagement apps and employer-facing solutions.

“RosettaFest brings together the vanguard of healthcare transformation, and we’re thrilled to welcome Hint Summit as a centerpiece of our 2025 event.”

— Dave Chase, Co-Founder, Health Rosetta

Clinical leaders are strongly encouraged to attend. Whether you’re established in DPC or just beginning to explore the model, this event offers curated content to support your growth and connect you with key stakeholders in employer-sponsored care. Register now at summit.hint.com.

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