Annual Meeting

Join Us in Aurora, Colorado, October 13-16, 2021

This is a great event, where PM&R, neurology, and other specialties come together to learn and collaborate. Whether you are early in your career or an advanced practitioner, our annual meeting has sessions that help you provide quality care to your patients.

Our in-person event this year is an opportunity to reconnect with friends and colleagues after more than a year of being restricted to virtual meetings. You'll enjoy the luxury and security of the Gaylord Rockies Resort, a contemporary, self-contained, 5-star property. Unwind and enjoy the tranquility of this resort, while you interact with leaders in EDX and NM medicine. And for those who cannot attend in person, we're offering a virtual option this year.

Meeting registration is open. Choose in-person or virtual attendance.

Hotel registration is also open. Book your room in the AANEM group.

The plenary topic for the AANEM 2021 Annual Meeting is “New Worlds, New Ways.” AANEM President Bonnie Weigert, MD, says the goal is to build on the plenary programs of the past several meetings, which have focused on the new groundbreaking treatments for multiple NM diseases. Click here for all of the details about the plenary sessions.

Here are some of the many sessions that will be offered at the 2021 annual meeting:

New NM Focused Sessions

Pearls and Pitfalls: Using Immunosuppressive Medications in NM Medicine
Common Inpatient Consults, Questions and Dilemmas
COVID-19 and NM Disorders
Telemedicine for Management of NM Patients
Muscular Dystrophy: From Bedside Diagnosis to Gene Therapy

New MSK Focused Sessions

NM Sports Medicine Cases: Mechanisms of Injury and Management of Athletes in the Era of COVID-19
Spine Injections
Supporting Mobility: Orthotics and Technology to Maximize Mobility and Function in NM Disorders
Neurology Patients in the Spine Clinic - A Case Based Approach
Peripheral Nerve Conditions in the Running Athlete
Painful Shoulder
Complex Regional Pain Syndrome
Recent Advances in Nerve Surgery – Changing the Game for Nerve and Spinal Cord Injuries

New EDX/US Focused Sessions