Technology provides an environment for collaboration, cooperation, and coordination among key players in the healthcare system, including government agencies, private-sector partners, and academia. This collaboration fortifies the health IT ecosystem and makes it more resilient. Specifically, digital transformation improves healthcare equity. It promotes the use of data as a strategic asset and breaks down silos to improve interoperability among the engaged entities.

The 2025 OPEN MINDS Performance Management Institute is dedicated to helping organizations serving complex consumers build their capacity for growth through performance optimization. From staff management to digital infrastructure, and financial planning, this year’s event will aid executives in a systematic yet practical approach to evaluating and improving organizational performance.

Taking place over the course of 4 days in Nashville, ViVE will convene senior and executive leaders in the digital healthcare space and provide an enjoyable engagement environment to drive growth opportunities through curated connections, personalized attendee journeys, and progressive programming.

The conference will gather more than 1,000 rural health leaders committed to advancing rural health and providing quality care for patients and communities. It will feature top rural practitioners sharing actionable strategies and resources aimed at improving access to care, leveraging unique workforce approaches, implementing digital technologies and prioritizing health equity.

Booth #2443

The HIMSS Global Health Conference & Exhibition is the can’t-miss health information and technology event of the year, where professionals throughout the global health ecosystem connect for education, innovation and collaboration. The event is known for its world-class educational programming, with hundreds of highly vetted sessions from industry leaders, renowned keynote speakers, specialty programs to meet distinct needs, and hands-on preconference symposia and forum.

This meeting is attended by general, oncologic, peripheral vascular, endovascular, thoracic, cardiac, wound care, and critical care surgeons as well as anesthesia providers from VA hospitals throughout the United States.  Many university-based surgeons, surgery residents, and medical students from programs with VA affiliations typically attend this meeting. We anticipate approximately 180 surgeons and 20 exhibitors will attend.

Booth #409

The National Council for Mental Wellbeing is the largest conference in mental health and substance use treatment. Join NatCon24 as we celebrate our shared commitment to transform communities and save lives.

The VETS25 Conference brings together Federal Procurement Decision Makers + Large Prime Contractors + Procurement Ready Small Business Leaders for 3 days of non-stop Networking, Training, and Teaming! 60+ content-rich training sessions. 200+ Vendors & Teaming Partners on the industry’s’ largest Exhibit Hall.

DSI’s Biannual DoD/VA & Government HIT Summit will bring together leaders from across the VA, DHA, DoD, federal government, and relevant industry stakeholders to explore the successes and challenges of implementing and maintaining a unified, interoperable federal Electronic Health Record (EHR) system.  This spring’s event will also discuss innovative technologies and solutions to enhance healthcare delivery and quality for Veterans and active-duty service members.

IDGA's Veterans Affairs Healthcare Summit is now in its 19th iteration and is an industry-wide staple for those supporting the VA’s mission set. Their partners across the military, government, private and non-profit healthcare sector, academia and consultant communities have consistently made this event a marquee gathering for senior stakeholders, technology experts, industry innovators, clinicians, nurses and administrators. The Summit regularly hosting over 500+ attendees, this engagement opportunity will provide those leaders across the VA Healthcare ecosystem the chance to learn, share, and connect with our nation’s veterans to improve health outcomes, care access, and delivery. 

Serving as a signature event for the 11th year, NVSBE is a great example of the Department’s commitment to enable Veteran-owned small businesses, and firms in other disadvantaged business categories, to gain access to economic opportunity by leveraging the federal procurement system and expanding participation of procurement-ready small businesses.

NVSBE brings together more than 3,000 participants from the government, small and large businesses, and Veteran-focused associations and service organizations. As a key destination of NVSBE, the exhibit hall hosts more than 200 businesses to showcase their products and services to NVSBE registrants.