December 7-9, 2026 | Orlando, FL
A detailed agenda will be posted closer to the event.
The 2026 AIBD Annual Meeting will deliver high-impact, practice-changing education for the entire IBD care team. Designed by and for clinicians, AIBD continues to set the standard for real-world, clinically relevant learning in inflammatory bowel disease.
Attendees can expect a dynamic program focused on what matters most in practice today, from core disease management to advanced therapy decision-making and multidisciplinary care.
Practical updates on Crohn’s disease and ulcerative colitis, with an emphasis on real-world treatment strategies
Case-based sessions and interactive debates focused on therapy sequencing, escalation, and complex clinical scenarios
Focused clinical deep dives on high-interest topics such as pain, nutrition, women’s health, aging, and extraintestinal manifestations
Dedicated learning pathways for physicians, APPs, pharmacists, nurses, and trainees with content tailored to scope of practice
Operational insights on insurance navigation, multidisciplinary models, and building or optimizing IBD programs
Highly interactive formats, including live polling, extended Q&A, and small-group discussions
Expert multidisciplinary faculty sharing practical insights that can be applied immediately to patient care
Whether you are new to IBD or a seasoned specialist, the 2026 AIBD Annual Meeting will provide high-yield education, meaningful engagement, and actionable takeaways in an environment designed to support learning, collaboration, and professional growth.
Are you interested in showcasing your research live at AIBD 2026? Applications will be open soon!
We will be accepting abstract posters in the following categories: CLINICAL, SURGERY, PEDIATRIC, NURSING/APP, or YOUNG INVESTIGATOR.
The 2026 Applications Will Open Shortly.
If you are an IBD Fellow looking to attendee AIBD in 2026, please consider applying this year!
This educational activity is specifically designed for gastroenterologists, hospitalists, internal medicine specialists, and other healthcare professionals (physicians in training, nurses, pharmacists, physician assistants, etc.) involved and/or interested in the therapeutic management of patients with IBD.
The Ambassador Program for 2026–2027 will open this spring. Please check back with us!