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The CCAC26 Clinical Care in Aged Care Conference is a premier professional development event tailored for nursing and clinical care staff working across aged care settings. Scheduled for August 12–13, 2026 at the Amora Hotel Riverwalk Melbourne, the conference is designed to expand knowledge, re-energize practice, and inspire innovation in the care of older people.

Over two days, delegates will engage in a dynamic program featuring keynote presentations, interactive sessions, and opportunities to debate, share solutions, and learn from peers. The event emphasizes collaboration and knowledge exchange, welcoming participants from diverse roles and specialties within aged care.

Attendees will benefit from continuing professional development (CPD) hours, with 6.5 hours available on Day 1 and 5.5 hours on Day 2. The program covers critical aspects of clinical care, including patient safety, evidence-based practice, and strategies to improve health outcomes for older populations.

The conference also includes trade opportunities, with 6–10 trade displays anticipated and approximately 60–80 delegates expected. Exhibitors will showcase innovative products and services that support aged care professionals in delivering high-quality care. Sponsorship packages provide additional visibility, including opportunities for presentations and electronic marketing exposure.

The venue offers convenient access via tram and train, with on-site parking at reduced rates and nearby accommodation options. This ensures accessibility for both local and interstate delegates.

More than just a conference, CCAC26 is a community-building event that fosters inspiration, professional growth, and collaboration. By attending, delegates will gain practical insights, strengthen networks, and contribute to the ongoing evolution of aged care practices. With its combination of education, networking, and industry engagement, CCAC26 promises to be a landmark event for professionals dedicated to improving the lives of older people.