The conference program focuses on the transition from theoretical models to operational infrastructure, covering digital transformation, value-based care, and AI integration. Attendees can earn up to 49.25 continuing education credits while exploring clinical applications ranging from pediatrics and diabetes remission to surgical recovery and brain health. Conference Co-Chair Meagan Grega emphasized that the event is designed to bridge the gap between concepts and real-world medical practice.
Beyond clinical strategy, the agenda highlights the role of community and behavioral science in health restoration. The event will feature a diverse panel of speakers, including leadership from the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services and the National Association of Community Health Centers. With 274 research abstracts on display and 75 sponsors participating, the conference aims to provide a comprehensive roadmap for integrating lifestyle-based protocols into standard healthcare delivery. Registration for in-person attendance is capped at 2,300 participants, while virtual access remains available throughout the event.
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