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APWCA Tissue Repair
Summit Spring
APWCA Tissue Repair Summit Spring is a multidisciplinary summit dedicated to the science, technology, and clinical practice of tissue repair. Bringing together providers, researchers, innovators, and industry leaders, the Summit explores advances in diagnostics, limb preservation, artificial intelligence, and evidence-based wound care.
February 16–17, 2027 · Austin Marriott Downtown · Austin, Texas
The 2027 Summit takes place alongside the Advanced Wound Care Summit. Explore the current program, speakers, and ticket options on the event website.
Advanced Wound Care
Summit
Advanced Wound Care Summit (AWCS) is dedicated to the business of wound care. Bringing together leaders from across the wound care ecosystem, the Summit provides a focused forum for investment, commercialization, regulatory strategy, reimbursement, market access, and sustainable growth.
February 16–17, 2027 · Austin Marriott Downtown · Austin, Texas
From early-stage innovation to commercialization, AWCS connects the leaders shaping the future of wound care. It takes place alongside APWCA Tissue Repair Summit Spring. Explore the current program, speakers, and ticket options on the event website.
International Post-Acute Woundcare Summit & Tissue Repair Summit
International Post-Acute Woundcare Summit & Tissue Repair Summit brings together clinicians, researchers, and industry leaders to advance evidence generation, reimbursement frameworks, and innovation in tissue repair and wound care.
The latest Summit took place on September 10–11, 2026, at The Ritz-Carlton in New Orleans. Planning is underway for the next event, with 2027 dates still to be announced. Visit the event website to explore the event archive and register your interest in the next Summit.
Previous Events (2025)
Tissue Repair Evidence Summit
On October 30, 2025, the leading voices in wound care gathered in New Orleans for the Tissue Repair Evidence Summit (TRES) - a focused Summit showcasing the clinical, regulatory, and real-world data required to meet the evidence standards ahead of the CMS deadline.