There is Still Time to Register for Medtrade Spring 2017

LAS VEGAS (November 30, 2016)—Early registration for Medtrade Spring is now open, but not for much longer. The final day for early registration rates is Saturday, December 3. Prospective attendees who register by end of day on Saturday, December 3, can save money. The early registration rate is $25 for an expo pass and/or $99 for a conference pass.  

The Las Vegas version of the premiere HME-focused event takes place February 27–March 1, 2017, in familiar digs at the Mandalay Bay Convention Center. Educational sessions run from February 27–March 1, and the Expo portion takes place February 28 and March 1.

“Providers who register early save money over later rates and/or day-of-show rates,” said Kevin Gaffney, group show director, Medtrade. “Medtrade Spring will be a tremendous opportunity to start the year off with valuable insights and the latest products in the industry.”

Co-Location with Environments for Aging Expo
Medtrade Spring 2017 will co-locate with the 2017 Environments for Aging Expo & Conference (EFA), offering exposure to even more products and knowledge. Emerald Expositions, the producer of Medtrade and Medtrade Spring, also produces EFA. Under the new arrangement, the events will take place side by side, from February 28–March 1, 2017, at the Mandalay Bay Convention Center in Las Vegas, Nev.

“There is a great deal of crossover appeal for attendees at both of these shows,” says Gaffney. “This agreement makes sense, and it will bring value to exhibitors and attendees at both shows.”

The Environments for Aging Expo & Conference (EFA) offers the latest strategies for creating functional and attractive living environments that meet the needs of an aging population. EFA is a comprehensive three-day learning experience, where attendees can network with peers and learn about the latest innovations in senior-friendly design for long-term and residential care settings.

Register for the conference here.

Visit medtrade.com for more information.

—Greg Thompson