Virtual Attendance

New - Experience the Conference Live and Online

Comprehensive Virtual Attendance Package

Enjoy the flexibility and savings of virtual conference attendance. Attend live sessions in real time and receive recordings of every session following the conference. Virtual attendees can earn continuing education credits (CLE, CCB, CPE) equivalent to in-person attendance.

Why Choose Virtual Attendance?

• Flexible Participation: Balance conference attendance with your professional commitments. Virtual access allows you to minimize time away from client work and family obligations while still gaining essential knowledge. Stay connected to your practice while advancing your expertise in health law.
• Live Session Access: Stream conference sessions in real-time as they happen. Navigate between concurrent sessions with ease, choosing the content most relevant to your practice areas. Hear directly from leading experts on complex regulatory matters. Same continuing education credits as in-person attendance. Experience the conference energy and immediacy without travel constraints.
• Interactive Learning Opportunities: Participate actively in educational sessions through multiple engagement channels. Live Q&A with distinguished speakers and Interactive chat platform for real-time questions and insights. Gain immediate clarification on complex health law topics.
• On-Demand Content Access: Maximize your learning investment with comprehensive post-conference resources. Complete session recordings available immediately after the conference. Downloadable presentation materials and resources. Self-paced review capabilities to reinforce key concepts. Extended access period for thorough content absorption. Review complex regulatory guidance and practical strategies at your convenience.

Who Should Consider Virtual Attendance?

• Virtual participation suits health law professionals who need conference content but face scheduling or travel limitations. This option serves our community balancing deadlines, those with geographic constraints, or professionals seeking continuing education credits but are unable to travel.