WEDI Spring 2026 Conference
Pricing
EARLY BIRD PRICING (20% DISCOUNT) IS AVAILABLE UNTIL APRIL 3,2026.
Discount is applied on the rates below:
Individual Rates
- WEDI member- $799.00
- Non member- $1099.00
- Federal or State Government Employee- $599.00
Group Rates (Initial registrant signs up, and will receive a special code to distribute to co-workers)
- WEDI member- $2099.00
- Non member- $2999.00
- Federal or State Government Employee- $1750.00
WEDI Spring Conference, May 11-14 on Zoom (100% virtual)
The 2026 WEDI Spring Conference is a 3.5-day virtual spotlight on best practices, lessons learned, and emerging trends shaping the future of healthcare IT. Bringing together leaders from across the healthcare ecosystem—payers, providers, vendors, standards organizations, and government—WEDI continues its mission of driving strong public-private collaboration to advance administrative automation and health information exchange.
This year’s program explores how policy becomes practice through CMS-0057-F implementation and prior authorization modernization, the evolving interoperability landscape powered by HL7®, FHIR®, and Da Vinci initiatives, and the critical role of privacy, security, and trust in a connected world. Sessions will also highlight emerging innovation, patient access and transparency, digital equity, AI, and real-world implementation stories, alongside updates on new and revised standards, operating rules, and WEDI-led initiatives.
Designed to be idea-focused and conversation-driven, the conference offers actionable insights and practical guidance to help organizations prepare for what’s next in healthcare IT.
Early bird pricing is available now—save 20% on all registration rates through April 3.
May 11, WEDI Workgroup Day
WEDI Workgroups are the engine behind the organization’s collaborative impact. Every day, WEDI members volunteer their time and expertise to participate in workgroups that bring together diverse perspectives from across the healthcare ecosystem. Through structured discussion, analysis, and consensus-building, these groups address real-world challenges in the exchange of clinical and administrative health information.
Workgroup participants collect and evaluate industry input, share practical experiences, and develop recommendations and work products that help drive alignment, reduce administrative burden, and advance interoperability. The outcomes of this work often inform policy discussions, support standards development, and provide actionable guidance that organizations can apply today. By fostering open dialogue and pragmatic problem-solving, WEDI workgroups continue to inspire meaningful, far-reaching change across the healthcare IT landscape.
WEDI Workgroups will schedule meetings open to all conference participants on May 11. Attend as many as you wish, and learn more about the work that takes place.