MDA Conference 2026

March 8 – 11, 2026

Hilton Orlando, Orlando, FL

MDA Clinical & Scientific Conference:

Hilton Orlando
March 8-11, 2026
Orlando, FL

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Important Notice: Avoid Unauthorized Hotel and Travel Reservations for the 2026 MDA Conference

Please be aware that neither MDA nor the Hilton Orlando is working with any third-party hotel management company or travel agency to make reservations for the 2026 MDA Conference. These unauthorized companies do not have agreements with the Hilton Orlando or MDA to book hotel rooms or flights for the conference. If any organization other than MDA or Syneos Health contacts you or your team, please do not engage with them and report the contact to Pam Bittner Conley at [email protected] immediately.

Getting to the Conference

Hilton Orlando

6001 Destination Pkwy

Orlando, FL 32819

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2025

Participation by Numbers

2,012

in-person attendees

tracks with 39 sessions

207

speakers

exhibitors

industry forums

497

virtual attendees

379

posters

Patients, Caregivers and MDA Volunteers

If you are a patient, caregiver, or MDA volunteer who wants to participate in the conference in person or virtually, kindly fill out the form below before registering. Once verified by MDA, individuals will receive a separate email containing a registration link for the conference.

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“The conference was an amazing experience, lots of opportunities to interact and network with professionals and advocates for conditions associated with the MDA, and the food options were also great.”
"The event is so delicately planned and wonderfully hosted. I was impressed by the educational programs, exhibit halls, and all the ancillary events. I also wanted to acknowledge your staff as well, as they were nothing short of white glove service when it came to lending a hand with minor hangups!"
“This was a great conference. I loved the variety of topics, I had a special interest in caring for patients post gene transfer and I learned a lot from those sessions.”