Madison Chamber of Commerce’s Heartbeat of Healthcare to show evolving vision of medicine
Madison Chamber of Commerce will present “Heartbeat of Healthcare” on March 13 at CrossPointe Church. Photo courtesy of Madison Chamber of Commerce
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 By Gregg Parker  
Published 6:05 am Wednesday, March 4, 2026

Madison Chamber of Commerce’s Heartbeat of Healthcare to show evolving vision of medicine

MADISON – Madison Chamber of Commerce has scheduled an event that will examine the evolving healthcare landscape in the community of Madison.

The “Heartbeat of Healthcare” summit will take an in-depth look at the changing environment for caregivers and patients. The theme of this year’s event is “Healthcare in our Community.”

The program on March 13 will open at 7:30 a.m. and run until 9 a.m. CrossPointe Church at 78 Hughes Road will serve as the event’s venue. BlueCross BlueShield of Alabama is presenting the session.

Doors will open at 7:30 a.m. The program will begin at 8 a.m.

Registration will close on March 6. “You can hear from local industry experts as they share insights on current trends, emerging innovations and the initiatives shaping Madison’s future well-being,” Chamber President Michelle Epling said.

Epling said the chamber is thrilled to share this year’s panel:

• Dr. Heather Donaldson — Chief Academic Officer of Madison City Schools.

• Josh Hewiett – Vice President of Physician Services with Huntsville Hospital.

• Dr. Jeff Johnson — Medical Director of the Emergency Department with Madison Hospital.

• Mary Lynne Wright – President of Madison Hospital.

“This event offers a valuable opportunity to stay informed, connect with healthcare leaders and take part in meaningful discussions about the future of care in our grow- ing city,” Epling said. “Don’t miss this chance to engage with the voices shaping healthcare in Madison!”

To register, visit madisonalchamber. com. Scroll to and click the “Register for Events” link. On the Events Calendar for March 2026, click “Heartbeat of Healthcare 2026” on March 13. On the right of the new window, click “Register.” On subsequent windows, complete membership information.

Registration fee for chamber members will be $55. Individuals who are not members will pay $70 for the registration fee.

Registration for a full table before March 9 will be $750; after March 9, the fee will be $850. A half table before March 9 will be $400; after March 9, the fee increases to $450.

Madison Chamber of Commerce’s office address is 230 Hughes Road, Suite C. For more information, call 256-325-8317, email office@ madisonalchamber. com or marketing@madisonalchamber. com or visit madisonalchamber.com.

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