Overview
HLTH ELEVATE 2026 is the flagship international conference of the Saudi Scientific Society for Preventive Health (SSSPH), held 3–5 December 2026 in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. Themed Health Forward — Promoting Research and Outcomes in Lifestyle, Innovation, and Preventive Endeavors, the meeting is CME accredited and positioned as the first mega-conference of its kind in the region dedicated to preventive health, wellness and longevity.
The conference marks a deliberate shift in how healthcare is framed in the Kingdom and the wider Gulf: away from curative models and towards preventive excellence. Over three days it convenes global leaders, policymakers, innovators, investors, clinicians, academics, entrepreneurs and industry pioneers to explore preventive health, digital transformation, artificial intelligence, precision medicine, healthcare investment, workforce development, sustainability and health equity — the themes that will define the region's healthcare direction for years to come.
In her welcome message, HRH Dr. Nouf Alhassan Al Saud, President of SSSPH, describes HLTH Elevate as "more than a conference — a catalyst for action, a platform for partnership, and a forum for bold thinking", with Riyadh, under Saudi Vision 2030, as the natural setting for a gathering of this scale.
The event at a glance
- 2,000 attendees — physicians and clinicians, longevity researchers, health enthusiasts, founders and entrepreneurs, coaches, media
- 50+ exhibitors — government entities, public and private hospitals, pharmaceutical companies, laboratories and diagnostics, health-tech and AI companies, fitness and wellness centres
- 14 scientific tracks · 6 workshops · 3 days
14 integrated tracks
- Public Health Intelligence & Surveillance
- Global Health Security & Emergency Preparedness
- Precision Prevention & Digital Health
- Vaccination & Infectious Disease Control
- Environmental & Climate Health Risks
- Community Health & Behavioral Change
- Health Equity, Policy & Governance
- Chronic Disease Prevention & Lifestyle Medicine
- Nutrition & Obesity Prevention
- Mental Health & Well-being
- Occupational Health & Workplace Safety
- Maternal & Child Health
- Health Economics & Systems Strengthening
- Innovation & Future Trends
Workshops & masterclasses
Six interactive, hands-on sessions designed to turn evidence into everyday practice: Women's Health · Metabolic Health · Nervous System Regulation · Nutrition & Supplementation · Preventive Health Strategies · Human Performance Optimization.
Call for abstracts
- Submission deadline: 30 September 2026.
- Abstracts are welcomed across all 14 conference tracks, spanning original research, programme evaluations and innovation case studies in preventive health.
- Submission and enquiries via the Abstract Submission section of the official site or cm-ssph@pnu.edu.sa.
Registration fees (SAR)
SSSPH members
| Category | Fee |
|---|
| Health professionals | 400 |
| Non-health professionals | 200 |
| Students | 100 |
Non-members
| Category | Fee |
|---|
| Physician | 1,000 |
| Resident | 600 |
| Intern / student / allied health professional | 400 |
| Public (exhibition & workshops only, no CME) | 200 |
Speakers
The faculty spans three groups: international key figures shaping the science and policy of prevention, Saudi and GCC leaders driving national health transformation, and multidisciplinary experts across clinical, research and innovation fields. The full line-up is announced progressively on the official site.
Sponsorship
Platinum (keynote slot, premium exhibition space, exclusive branding, media exposure, VIP invitations), Gold (panel participation, large booth, digital marketing inclusion), Silver (booth, logo visibility, programme inclusion) and standalone Exhibition packages. Enquiries: cm-ssph@pnu.edu.sa · +966 11 823 8730.
About SSSPH
The Saudi Scientific Society for Preventive Health, hosted at Princess Nourah bint Abdulrahman University, works to be a leading centre of expertise and trusted scientific reference in preventive health — supporting multidisciplinary research in prevention and lifestyle medicine, empowering researchers and healthcare professionals (particularly women), building strategic partnerships, and advancing evidence-based community health awareness in alignment with Saudi Vision 2030.
