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APPLY TO SPEAK AT NEXUS 2026

Digital-Native Care Activation: Share Your Transformation Story

The infrastructure is built. The teams are trained. The evidence is clear. NEXUS 2026 is where healthcare leaders flip the switch on digital-native care delivery—and we want your activation story to power the transformation.

This isn't about future possibilities or incremental improvements. This is about live implementations, proven results, and ready-to-scale solutions that are transforming healthcare delivery right now

Submission Deadline for Priority Consideration: October 3, 2025
Submissions received by this date will be given first-round consideration. Rolling acceptance will continue after October 3, with priority given to early submissions.

 

Questions? Contact DeAnna Grosbaum, Vice President of Content & Programming, at dgrosbaum@americantelemed.org. 

What We ARE Looking For:

  • Live implementations with measurable ROI - systems that are operational and delivering results
  • "How we built it" playbooks - step-by-step frameworks others can replicate immediately
  • Health system-led transformation stories - real organizations sharing honest lessons learned
  • Ready-to-scale solutions - proven models moving from pilot to enterprise deployment
  • Clinical evidence and safety data - outcomes that prove quality and effectiveness
  • Multi-stakeholder collaboration - partnerships between providers, payers, and technology
  • Digital-native workforce models - teams and training approaches that actually work
  • Sustainable financial frameworks - business cases that CFOs approved and funded
  • Policy wins and advocacy success - regulatory changes that enabled transformation
  • Interactive problem-solving sessions - workshops that produce tools attendees take home

What We're NOT Looking For:

  • Product demos without customer implementation stories
  • "Future vision" presentations without current deployment
  • Vendor-only panels without health system perspectives
  • Case studies from 2020-2022 (we've moved beyond pandemic response)
  • Research without clear implementation pathways