ATA NEXUS 2026

ATA NEXUS does not publish booth pricing we can link to, so we do not list a cost for this show. Rather than estimate one, we point you at the organizer's exhibitor page to request current rates directly.

ATA NEXUS draws approximately 2,000 attendees. The ATA's 30th annual conference. 200+ speakers. Focused on scaling digital care: AI, remote monitoring, DTC strategies, telehealth policy. Hosted at a resort venue (Hyatt Regency Grand Cypress), which keeps the event intimate and networking-focused rather than trade-show-like.

About 50% of ATA NEXUS attendees hold purchasing authority, which works out to roughly 1,000 effective buyers out of approximately 2,000 attendees. Effective buyers multiplies total attendance by the share of attendees who hold purchasing authority. Both inputs are estimates drawn from organizer reporting and our own exhibitor research, so read the figure as directional rather than exact.

ATA NEXUS carries a Buzzbox Score of 7.3 out of 10 (Strong), with one caveat on this record: cost efficiency is not scored, because American Telemedicine Association (ATA) publishes no booth price we can link to, and the overall score was set before that figure was withdrawn. The factors still scored are audience quality, data transparency, exhibitor experience, editorial value, and growth trajectory. Each factor is scored on a 0 to 100 rubric then normalized to a 7.0 to 10.0 band, and every conference in our index cleared a relevance bar to be listed, so 7.0 is the floor. On this record the highest is data transparency at 7.8 and the lowest is audience quality at 7.0.

ATA NEXUS 2026 takes place May 12 to 14, 2026 at the Hyatt Regency Grand Cypress in Orlando, Florida. The resort venue is intentional. It keeps the ~2,000 attendees on-site and creates a more intimate, networking-focused environment than a typical convention center show.

Solution Exchange is the American Telemedicine Association's exhibit format for NEXUS. It emphasizes hands-on, consultative engagement and interactive demos rather than passive booth presence. Companies selling telehealth platforms, RPM devices, virtual care software, and clinical communication tools tend to get the most out of this format because the conversations are longer and more solution-focused.

ATA NEXUS is the definitive US conference specifically for telehealth and virtual care decision-makers, drawing ~2,000 attendees with ~50% purchasing authority. HIMSS is broader health IT at much larger scale, and HLTH is broader digital health investor/innovation programming. NEXUS is smaller and more concentrated on telehealth and digital health buyers, better for targeted exhibitors, worse if you need raw volume.

ATA NEXUS is a strong fit for companies selling telehealth platforms, remote patient monitoring devices, virtual care software, clinical communication tools, patient engagement platforms, and digital health solutions. The audience skews to telehealth directors, health-system CIOs, digital health executives, clinical informaticists, and health policy makers. Pure hardware/device companies without a digital or virtual care angle will find the audience less relevant.

Exhibit and sponsorship inquiries go through Melissa Park at the American Telemedicine Association (mpark@americantelemed.org). ATA NEXUS is run in-house by ATA rather than through an outside management company. Pricing is not publicly listed, packages are sold via custom proposals, so reach out early to lock in placement and the configuration that fits your goals.

No. ATA NEXUS 2026 is an in-person-only event at the Hyatt Regency Grand Cypress. The resort venue is part of the value proposition: keeping decision-makers physically on-site for three days drives the kind of unstructured, high-intent networking that virtual programming cannot replicate.

ATA does not publish booth pricing for NEXUS. Sponsorship and exhibit packages are sold via custom proposals from Melissa Park at mpark@americantelemed.org, so the only way to get a number is to ask. We do not publish an estimate for this show: benchmarking a price off comparable meetings is exactly the practice our pricing study exists to avoid, and it would be our arithmetic rather than anything ATA published. Request the prospectus at info.americantelemed.org/nexus-2026-sponsorship.