Frequently Asked Questions
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Answers about registration, travel, accessibility and the program for the 2027 NMEDA Conference and Expo, January 22 to 24 in Orlando. We add to this page as details are confirmed.



Registration
Who can attend the NMEDA Conference & Expo?
Anyone who works in or alongside adaptive mobility. That includes mobility equipment dealers and their sales, service and administrative teams, manufacturers and suppliers, technicians and installers, allied health professionals such as occupational therapists, physical therapists, driver rehabilitation specialists and professionals, assistive technology professionals, vocational rehabilitation counselors, fleet and NEMT operators and home access professionals.
Do I have to be an NMEDA member to attend?
No. The conference is open to members and non-members alike. NMEDA members register at the member rate.
When does registration open?
Registration opens Monday, September 14, 2026.
When does Early Bird Pricing start and end?
Early Bird pricing is live from the first day of registration on September 14, 2026 and closes at midnight on Friday, December 11, 2026. Standard rates take effect December 12.
Are group rates available?
Yes! Dealer groups can take advantage of tiered registration pricing when registering multiple attendees. The more people you register, the greater the savings on additional registrations.
What does my registration include?
Your conference registration gives you full access to the conference experience, including conference proceedings, educational sessions, the Expo Hall, and special events such as the Live Auction, Hall of Fame celebration, and Banquet.
What is your cancellation and refund policy?
Cancellations received on or before Wednesday, December 23, 2026 are eligible for a refund.
Where do I check in when I arrive?
There are two registration desks in Orlando. The main registration desk handles full conference check-in. A separate desk handles pre-conference and remote check-in. Your pre-conference logistics email names the desk you need. Both are signposted at the venue.
Hotel & Travel
How do I book a room in the NMEDA hotel block?
The discounted room block is available to registered attendees. Once you complete registration, your confirmation email includes the reservation link. The NMEDA nightly rate starts at $245.
When is the hotel booking deadline?
Tuesday, December 29, 2026, or until the block sells out, whichever comes first. Book early, the block does sell out.
Can I extend my stay before or after the conference?
Why not? Make the most of your trip to Orlando by extending your stay up to three days before or three days after the conference at the NMEDA conference hotel rate. Simply make your hotel reservation through the NMEDA conference hotel link and select the dates that work best for you. Enjoy a little extra time at the resort or explore everything Orlando has to offer!
Which airport should I fly into and how far is it from the hotel?
Orlando International Airport, MCO. Rosen Shingle Creek is roughly ten miles from the airport, about twenty minutes by car in normal traffic.
Is accessible transportation available from the airport?
Yes! Accessible transportation for NMEDA conference attendees is available. If you require wheelchair accessible transportation between the airport and Rosen Shingle Creek, please contact Mikala Polous at 813-542-5476 or mikala.poulos@nmeda.org to learn about complimentary transportation services.
We are committed to ensuring all attendees have a comfortable and accessible experience. If you have any questions or specific needs, please reach out as early as possible. All requests must be submitted by Monday, January 4, 2027.
Are accessible rooms available?
Yes, though the hotel has a limited number of ADA rooms. All requests for ADA-compliant rooms, including roll-in showers, must be made when you reserve and are filled based on availability. Reserve early if you need one.
Program and Sessions
Where can I find the conference agenda?
The Full Conference Schedule provides the latest information on sessions, speakers, and conference activities. We’re continually adding and refining programming to bring you the best conference experience, so check back regularly for updates as the event approaches.
What kind of education sessions are offered?
Our conference offers a variety of educational sessions designed to support the diverse needs of our attendees. Check out the Full Conference Schedule for the latest session and main stage offerings and be sure to explore the Preconference Schedule for additional education opportunities on Thursday and Friday.
What education and training options are there for technicians?
Take your technician’s training to the next level with four training options designed to fit different skill levels, schedules, and training goals. From focused, hands-on Technician Summit and Rodeo experiences to extended 4-day training that combines multiple opportunities with the NMEDA Conference, there’s an option to meet your team’s needs. Check out the tech training page and choose the training that works best for you and maximize your time at conference!
Is technician training separate from the main conference?
Technician training is a two-day hands-on program with its own registration. You can register for training alone, or choose the combined rate that adds the full conference and expo.
Allied Health Professionals
Are CEUs available?
CE/CEU opportunities may be available for select sessions through approval from specific professional organizations. Once approval is obtained, the applicable CE/CEU information will be listed on the individual session’s information page. As we continue to add and refine conference programming, be sure to check back regularly for the latest updates.
Which organizations are the credits through?
As we continue to add and refine conference programming, be sure to check back regularly for the latest updates.
How do I receive my CEU documentation?
Certificates of attendance will be emailed after attendance has been verified. Be sure to sign in at the beginning of each pre-conference session and follow any attendance requirements provided for CE/CEU-eligible sessions.
On Site & Accessibility
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Is there a conference app?
Yes. The 2027 NMEDA Conference & Expo app launches Tuesday, January 5, 2027, carrying the agenda, session locations, the exhibitor directory and attendee messaging.
What should I wear?
Business casual is recommended for education sessions and the Expo Hall. Meeting room temperatures can vary, so you may want to bring a sweater or jacket.
The Hall of Fame Banquet on Saturday evening is cocktail attire, and we encourage you to dress up and celebrate with us! That said, your presence matters more than your wardrobe, so please don’t miss the celebration because you didn’t pack something fancy.
Are guests or family members welcome?
Absolutely! Guests and family members are welcome to join you in Orlando and enjoy all that Rosen Shingle Creek has to offer while you’re attending conference sessions. With resort amenities and activities including pools, spa, golf, tennis, and pickleball, there are plenty of ways for guests to enjoy their time while you’re learning and connecting at conference.
Please note that only registered, badged attendees may participate in conference programming or enter the Expo Hall. A reduced registration rate is also available for an attendant who needs to accompany an attendee throughout the event.
Is the venue fully accessible?
Rosen Shingle Creek offers accessible rooms and facilities throughout the property, and the conference space is fully accessible. If you need specific accommodations, note them at registration or contact us directly so we can arrange them in advance.
Can you accommodate dietary restrictions?
Yes. Please make note of your dietary needs during the registration process (vegetarian, vegan, gluten-free, dairy-free).
