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The Behavioral Health Investment & Growth Retreat (TCIV) is where behavioral health operators, investors, lenders, and strategic partners come to sharpen growth strategy, pressure-test decisions, and build the relationships that drive partnerships and transactions.
Held at the Fairmont Scottsdale Princess in Scottsdale, Arizona, TCIV combines high-level education with a “work, not watch” format—practical panels, roundtables, and a hands-on workshop—plus dedicated space for private meetings and quiet conversations. From CEOs, CFOs, and founders to private equity, lenders, advisors, and ecosystem leaders, TCIV brings together the senior decision-makers shaping what’s next in behavioral health.
This year’s program focuses on the realities leaders are navigating now: valuation expectations vs. market reality, why deals stall or die late, becoming investor-ready without rushing to sell, service line cycles and what’s next for growth, demonstrating ROI on strategic investments, payer strategy and the technology layer that is changing access, operating models, and credibility with capital and payers.
The Behavioral Health Investment & Growth Retreat (TCIV) is the behavioral health industry's leading executive business conference, bringing together treatment center owners, C-suite leaders, investors, and financiers for 3 days of targeted education on mergers and acquisitions, business valuation, growth strategy, and behavioral healthcare investment.
TCIV 2026 takes place December 14–16, 2026, at the Fairmont Scottsdale Princess in Scottsdale, Arizona, one of the most celebrated luxury resorts in the American Southwest. Scottsdale's resort environment supports the high-level networking and deal-making atmosphere that TCIV is known for, connecting senior behavioral health executives and investors in a setting designed for strategic relationship building. Staying on site at the Princess places attendees at the center of the TCIV experience, with access to all sessions, private meeting spaces, and world-class amenities. December at the Fairmont Scottsdale Princess is an experience unto itself. The resort is renowned for its spectacular holiday displays and seasonal programming, making every evening as memorable as the business sessions.
TCIV is designed exclusively for senior leaders and financial professionals in behavioral healthcare, including CEOs, COOs, CMOs, CFOs, executive directors, presidents, vice presidents, board members, treatment center owners, controllers, investors, brokers, and financiers. It is not a clinical conference; it is a business and investment event for executives who are making or influencing decisions on growth and transactions.
Across 9 core education sessions over 3 days—including an opening industry update, a technology keynote, panels, roundtables, and a hands-on payer workshop—TCIV is built for senior decision-makers who want practical strategy, not theory. The 2026 program focuses on what leaders are navigating right now: valuation expectations vs. market reality, why deals stall or die late, service line cycles and what’s next for growth, becoming investor-ready without rushing to sell, demonstrating ROI on strategic investments, payer strategy and outcomes proof (what gets funded), and the technology layer—including practical AI and automation—shaping access, operating models, and credibility with capital and payers.
TCIV is the only event in behavioral health focused exclusively on business growth, investment, and valuation at the executive level. Unlike clinical or treatment conferences, TCIV brings together the investors, owners, and financiers who are actively shaping the market, giving attendees direct access to the people and insights that drive M&A activity, capital deployment, and strategic expansion in addiction treatment and behavioral healthcare.
TCIV offers exclusive networking built for senior executives, including a golf tournament, curated networking events, and early access to the full attendee list, available to all registrants 30 days before the event. This advance access allows executives to identify key contacts, schedule strategic meetings, and begin relationship-building before they arrive in Scottsdale. With 350+ participants representing treatment center ownership, investment, and finance, TCIV is where deals get started.
TCIV has been running for over a decade, making it the longest-running and most influential business event in the behavioral health industry. Its track record reflects consistent delivery of high-value strategic content and the industry's trust in TCIV as the place where behavioral health executives and investors convene each year to exchange insights, evaluate opportunities, and build the relationships that shape the field's future.
| What You’re Looking for in a Conference | Behavioral Health Investment & Growth Retreat (TCIV) | Other Behavioral Health Conferences |
| An Executive-Level Focus | Designed specifically for treatment center owners, senior executives, investors, and financial leaders focused on growth and valuation. | Often blend clinical, frontline, and leadership audiences with fewer sessions tailored to executive decision makers. |
| Deal-Driven Networking | High concentration of decision makers, investors, and lenders with curated receptions, a golf tournament, and structured networking. | General networking with fewer opportunities designed for capital, partnerships, and transactions. |
| Early Access to Key Contacts | Attendee list available 30 days before the event to plan meetings and maximize time on site. | Limited visibility into attendees and fewer tools for advance networking strategy. |
| Content for Growth and Valuation | Sessions on investment, valuation, M&A, GLP-1 service expansion, AI, automation, compliance, marketing, and payer dynamics. | Clinical- or program-focused agendas with fewer deep dives into capital strategy, valuation, and growth models. |
| A Scottsdale Desert Experience | Luxury setting at the Fairmont Scottsdale Princess for high-level meetings and deal conversations. | Venues less conducive to private meetings and relationship building. |
| Efficient Use of Time | Three days structured for executives with balanced sessions and networking. | Longer, more diffuse programs with less focus on high-value outcomes. |
| A Proven Track Record | More than a decade as the leading event for executives and investors in behavioral health, with deals and partnerships forged year after year. | General conferences without the same concentration of decision makers, investors, or transaction-focused discussion. |