2026 Prostate Cancer Patients and Caregivers Conference

September 18th-20th, 2026 | Early Registration | $30

The PCRI 2026 Conference is the world’s leading patient-centered prostate cancer event, happening September 18–20, 2026 at the LAX Marriott in Los Angeles. This three-day event brings together top doctors, cutting-edge research, and a supportive community of men and families navigating prostate cancer. Attendees will experience expert presentations, interactive Q&A sessions, tailored support groups, workshops, and an exhibit hall featuring the latest diagnostics and treatments. Whether you’re newly diagnosed, on active surveillance, or facing advanced treatment decisions, this conference provides clarity, confidence, and connection.

Urology & Oncology

Dr. Mark Moyad and Dr. Mark Scholz are the heart of the PCRI Conference, combining medical expertise with a unique ability to connect with patients and families. Dr. Moyad, renowned for his engaging style and focus on integrative medicine and lifestyle, brings humor and clarity to complex topics, while Dr. Scholz, PCRI’s Medical Director and a leading expert in prostate cancer treatment, offers deep insight into the latest therapies and research. Together, they make the conference both educational and empowering, ensuring every attendee leaves informed and inspired.

THE VENUE

Hosted at The Los Angeles Airport Marriott!

Last Day to Book with our special group rate: Wednesday, September 02, 2026

Reserve Your Room

Take advantage of our special accommodation rate of $169 per night - Avg. $182 per night, inclusive of taxes and service fees, by booking your room through our dedicated link or by calling the Marriott’s toll-free reservation line at 1-800-228-9290 and use code “PCRI” when booking.

Seating for this conference is limited, so it's important to register and reserve your room as soon as possible!

LAX Shuttle
The Marriott also offers a complimentary shuttle to and from LAX Airport running every 20 - 25 mins.


HEALTH & SAFETY

The Prostate Cancer Research Institute prioritizes the well-being of our visitors and staff. While we strive to maintain a safe space, we encourage anyone who feels unwell or has health concerns to prioritize their well-being. Your health is our top priority, and we are here to support you in whatever way feels safest for you.