MedInTechs 2027 – Paris, France

What to expect in 2027

MedInTechs 2027 will bring together healthcare professionals, researchers, hospitals, universities, startups, pharmaceutical and biotechnology companies, medical-device manufacturers, digital-health specialists, investors, institutions and patients around one central theme: innovation in healthcare. The event positions itself as a European meeting place dedicated to health innovation and the impact of new technologies, combining exhibitions, conferences, workshops, demonstrations and professional networking. The organiser describes MedInTechs as a platform connecting the healthcare ecosystem, innovation and citizens engaged with their health.

The 2027 edition will have a particularly strong scientific and strategic dimension. A dedicated Scientific and Strategic Committee has already been established, bringing together clinicians, researchers, healthcare executives, digital-health specialists, investors, patient representatives and innovation leaders.

Visitors can expect a programme built around practical examples of innovation rather than technology demonstrations alone. The event is intended to show how emerging solutions can be evaluated, developed, tested and integrated into healthcare environments.

Major areas expected to feature include:

• Medical innovation: New technologies, devices and approaches designed to improve diagnosis, treatment and patient pathways.
• Artificial intelligence: AI applications in diagnosis, prevention, medical decision support, data analysis and healthcare operations.
• Digital health: Connected healthcare, telemedicine, digital platforms, health data and remote monitoring.
• Surgical innovation: Robotics, image-guided procedures, minimally invasive technologies and advanced operating-room solutions.
• Precision medicine: Personalised approaches combining clinical information, biomarkers, data and advanced technologies.
• Cancer innovation: New diagnostics, treatments, patient pathways and technologies supporting oncology.
• Women’s health: Technologies and healthcare approaches addressing women’s specific health needs.
• Ageing and autonomy: Prevention, healthy ageing, home care, monitoring and technologies supporting independent living.
• Health education and workforce: Training, simulation, recruitment and new approaches to healthcare professional development.
• Health entrepreneurship: Startups, investment, technology transfer and pathways from research to implementation.

The organiser is also encouraging members of the wider healthcare ecosystem to contribute to the programme and to use HealthConnect to access networking opportunities, discover programme content and participate in professional activities.

Event dates

MedInTechs 2027 will take place on March 3–4, 2027, in Paris, France. The organiser is already inviting healthcare professionals and members of the innovation ecosystem to participate in the upcoming edition.

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Venue & conference site

MedInTechs is an annual healthcare innovation exhibition held at the Parc Floral de Paris, a dedicated events and exhibition venue in the Bois de Vincennes area of Paris. The organiser describes MedInTechs as a recurring event at the Parc Floral, making the venue an important part of the show’s established identity.

The Parc Floral provides an environment suitable for exhibitions, conferences, workshops and demonstrations. The event format allows visitors to move between exhibition spaces and educational areas while meeting technology developers, clinicians, researchers and healthcare organisations.

The venue is located at:

Parc Floral de Paris
Route de la Pyramide
75012 Paris, France

Previous MedInTechs visitor information identifies the Parc Floral as the event location and provides public transport connections through Château de Vincennes Metro station, Vincennes RER station and several bus routes.

The conference environment is designed to support several content formats, including expert presentations, round tables, workshops, startup pitches and demonstrations. This makes the site useful for visitors who want to combine scientific education with direct exposure to emerging healthcare technologies.

Full scientific programme

The complete MedInTechs 2027 scientific programme has not yet been published in full. However, the 2027 Scientific and Strategic Committee is already established and includes experts from medicine, research, digital health, healthcare institutions, patient advocacy, investment and health innovation.

The committee is responsible for helping shape the event’s scientific and strategic direction. Its members include specialists in areas such as oncology, surgery, geriatrics, public health, health data, digital transformation, precision medicine, women’s health and patient engagement.

The developing programme is expected to examine how innovation can move from research and experimentation into real healthcare settings. Potential areas include:

• Artificial intelligence and healthcare
• Medical data and interoperability
• Precision medicine
• Digital and connected health
• Medical robotics
• Innovative surgery
• Oncology and cancer innovation
• Prevention
• Women’s health
• Ageing and autonomy
• Patient-centred care
• Healthcare transformation
• Health economics and innovation
• Training and healthcare workforce development
• Research and clinical experimentation

The organiser’s previous programmes demonstrate a strong preference for multidisciplinary discussions in which clinicians, researchers, entrepreneurs, institutions and technology specialists examine the practical impact of new healthcare solutions.

Key speakers & experts

The 2027 Scientific and Strategic Committee already provides a substantial indication of the expert community involved in shaping the event. The committee is chaired by Dr Julien Schemoul, a rheumatologist and hospital practitioner.

Other announced committee members include:

• Pr Stéphanie Allassonnière, Professor and Vice-President for Valorisation at Université Paris Cité and co-founder of Sonio.ai.
• Sophie Beaupère, General Delegate at Unicancer.
• Pr Daniel Benamouzig, CNRS research director and Chair of Health at Sciences Po.
• Pr Sofiane Bendifallah, Professor of Gynaecological Surgery at Hôpital Américain in Paris.
• Dr Fabrice Denis, specialist in preventive oncology and longevity.
• Pr Marc-Olivier Gauci, orthopaedic surgeon at CHU de Nice and scientific director of a health-data warehouse.
• Pr Olivier Guérin, professor and hospital practitioner in geriatrics.
• Laurent Joubert, Director of Operations at the Agence du Numérique en Santé.
• Dr Gabriel Saiydoun, cardiac and vascular surgeon at AP-HP.
• Pr Eric Vibert, hepatic surgeon at AP-HP and professor at Université Paris-Saclay.
• Pr David Smadja, professor of haematology at Université Paris Cité.
• Pr Alain Toledano, radiation oncologist and President of Institut Rafael.

The final list of individual 2027 conference speakers and session participants should be checked when the detailed programme is released.

Research & scientific topics

Research and scientific innovation are at the centre of MedInTechs. The event brings together research organisations, universities, hospitals, startups and established healthcare companies to examine how scientific discoveries and technological developments can influence patient care.

One major subject is artificial intelligence in medicine. The event’s previous programme examined agentic AI, health data, AI-supported diagnosis and digital clinical tools. Its 2027 scientific committee also includes specialists working directly in AI, digital health and health-data research.

Other important research topics include:

• Precision medicine: Combining biomarkers, clinical information and computational technologies to develop more personalised healthcare.
• Medical imaging: Advanced imaging, image analysis and technologies supporting clinical decision-making.
• Digital biomarkers: Using digital information and connected devices to identify and monitor health conditions.
• Connected medical devices: Remote monitoring and technologies capable of generating clinically useful information.
• Robotic surgery: Automation, precision and technology-assisted interventions.
• Oncology: Early detection, precision oncology, innovative treatment pathways and patient support.
• Women’s health: Research and innovation addressing reproductive health, menopause and other areas where dedicated solutions are required.
• Healthy ageing: Prevention, autonomy, monitoring and new models of care for ageing populations.
• Health data: Data quality, interoperability, governance, security and practical use of medical information.
• Prevention: Technologies and strategies supporting earlier intervention and healthier populations.

The event’s scientific approach is multidisciplinary, bringing together clinical evidence, technological development, research, patient experience and healthcare implementation.

Sessions, presentations & panels

MedInTechs uses conferences and round tables to examine emerging healthcare issues from several professional perspectives. Previous programming has included sessions on AI, health data, surgical innovation, cancer care, prevention, ageing, women’s health and the economic challenges associated with healthcare innovation.

Panel discussions can bring together clinicians, researchers, technology companies, healthcare institutions and patient representatives. This format is particularly relevant to technologies that require collaboration between several parts of the healthcare system before they can be implemented.

Potential 2027 session themes include:

• AI and the future of medicine
• Data as an infrastructure for healthcare innovation
• Precision medicine and personalised care
• New models of prevention
• Robotics and advanced surgery
• Digital patient pathways
• Innovation in cancer care
• Women’s health innovation
• Healthy ageing and autonomy
• Healthcare transformation
• Patient involvement in innovation
• Financing and scaling health technologies

Previous programmes have also included dedicated sessions examining how innovation can be deployed in real healthcare settings, demonstrating the event’s interest in implementation as well as invention.

Workshops & demonstrations

Workshops provide a more interactive counterpart to the main conference sessions. Previous MedInTechs workshops have included healthcare innovation strategies, access to cardiac care, environmental health, startup pitching, women’s health investment and innovative cancer pathways.

Visitors can expect workshops to provide practical discussions around:

• Testing and evaluating health technologies
• Clinical experimentation
• Digital-health implementation
• AI applications
• Medical-device development
• Innovation financing
• Startup development
• Healthcare transformation
• Patient pathways
• Professional training

Demonstrations on exhibition stands can also allow visitors to see medical devices, software, AI systems, surgical technologies and connected healthcare solutions in operation.

A particularly relevant format is the HealthTech Pitch Arena, which has previously provided selected startups with the opportunity to present their solutions to investors and healthcare experts.

Registration & ticket types

MedInTechs states in its official FAQ that visitor admission is free with registration. Visitors need to complete the dedicated registration process to receive their entry badge.

The 2027 registration form is already available and asks visitors to provide personal information, country, city, email address, telephone number, age range and professional profile. Returning visitors can also use their previous account information to simplify registration.

Current visitor access can therefore be summarised as:

• Visitor admission: $0
• Online registration: Required
• Entry badge: Provided following registration
• Professional visitor access: $0
• Conference and exhibition access: Subject to registration and event access conditions
• Exhibitor participation: Separate commercial arrangements
• Partnership opportunities: Available through the organiser’s partnership process

No separate 2027 visitor admission price has been published because the organiser currently promotes visitor access as free with registration.

Professional & industry access

MedInTechs is designed for the wider healthcare innovation ecosystem rather than one individual medical specialty. The organiser identifies public institutions, large companies, research laboratories, technology startups and an informed public among the participants.

Professional participants can include:

• Physicians and surgeons
• Nurses and paramedical professionals
• Hospital executives
• Researchers
• Universities and laboratories
• Pharmaceutical and biotechnology companies
• Medical-device manufacturers
• Digital-health companies
• HealthTech startups
• Investors
• Healthcare institutions
• Patient organisations
• Public-sector organisations
• Students and future healthcare professionals

The event therefore provides a meeting environment where scientific developments can be discussed alongside commercialisation, clinical adoption, investment and healthcare implementation.

Exhibitors & pharmaceutical companies

MedInTechs brings together a broad selection of health innovation companies, including biotechnology businesses, pharmaceutical companies, medical-device manufacturers, digital-health providers, research organisations and startups.

The previous exhibitor ecosystem included companies and organisations such as Biogen, MSD, Takeda, Blueprint Medicines, Dedalus, Digital Pharma Lab, AP-HP, ACOBIOM, DiaDeep, PulseLife, CardioCubz and many specialist MedTech startups.

Exhibitor categories include:

• Pharmaceutical and biotechnology: Drug development, biotech research and therapeutic innovation.
• Medical devices: Diagnostic, surgical and monitoring technologies.
• Digital health: Healthcare software, digital platforms and connected services.
• Artificial intelligence: AI applications for medicine and healthcare operations.
• Surgical technology: Robotics, navigation, imaging and minimally invasive technologies.
• Diagnostics: In-vitro diagnostics, biomarkers and early-detection technologies.
• Health data: Data management, interoperability and analytics.
• Research and clinical experimentation: Organisations supporting validation and deployment.
• Startups: Emerging companies developing new healthcare solutions.

The 2027 exhibitor list will continue to develop as companies confirm their participation.

Networking & professional meetings

Networking is a central part of MedInTechs. Beyond the exhibition itself, the organiser operates HealthConnect by MedInTechs, a professional network designed to help healthcare and innovation stakeholders maintain relationships and collaborate throughout the year. The network includes afterwork events, expert exchanges, content and professional opportunities.

The event also provides opportunities for:

• One-to-one business meetings
• Startup-investor discussions
• Healthcare institution meetings
• Pharmaceutical-industry contacts
• Research partnerships
• Technology demonstrations
• Clinical innovation discussions
• Recruitment and career networking
• Patient and professional exchanges

HealthConnect participants can also discover programme content in advance and receive invitations to selected activities. The organiser highlights job-dating opportunities in partnership with APEC and France Travail as part of the wider professional ecosystem.

Event rules & accreditation

Visitors must complete the official registration process before attending. The organiser’s FAQ states that visitor access is free on registration and that the registration process is used to provide the required entry badge.

The registration process requests basic personal and professional information so that the organiser can identify participants and manage access. The 2027 form also requires acceptance of the event’s terms and conditions.

Different participation categories can apply to:

• Visitors
• Exhibitors
• Speakers
• Partners
• Media
• Startups
• Institutional representatives
• Healthcare professionals

Exhibitors and commercial partners have separate participation procedures. Organisations interested in becoming partners can submit a dedicated 2027 partnership request through the organiser.

Visitors should follow venue security requirements and any instructions provided by MedInTechs staff during registration and on site.

How to get there

The Parc Floral de Paris is located in the Bois de Vincennes area in the eastern part of Paris. The official visitor information for MedInTechs identifies several public transport routes serving the venue.

The simplest public transport option from central Paris is generally Metro Line 1 to Château de Vincennes, followed by the short walk toward the Parc Floral entrance. The official information also identifies Vincennes RER A station as an alternative.

Visitors arriving by car can access the area from the Paris périphérique and the A4 motorway. Previous official information describes the venue as being only a short drive from both routes.

International visitors arriving through Paris airports can connect with the city’s rail and Metro network before continuing toward Vincennes.

Public transport & parking

The principal public transport options include:

• Metro Line 1: Château de Vincennes station, followed by the route toward Parc Floral.
• RER A: Vincennes station.
• Bus 46: Parc Floral stop.
• Bus 112: Parc Floral or Léo Lagrange stops.
• Bus 201: Route serving the Porte Dorée and Vincennes area.
• Vélib’: Several bicycle stations are located close to the Parc Floral.

Previous official MedInTechs visitor information also identified free shuttle services operating between the Avenue de Paris and the Cours des Maréchaux area and the Parc Floral. Visitors should check the latest transport instructions before travelling because temporary services can change.

For drivers, the venue is close to the périphérique and A4 motorway. Parking availability and conditions should be confirmed with the venue before arrival.

Accommodation areas

Visitors can stay either close to the Parc Floral or in central Paris and use the Metro and RER network to reach the event.

Useful areas include:

• Vincennes: One of the most convenient choices because of its proximity to the venue and RER/Metro connections.
• Château de Vincennes: Convenient for visitors using Metro Line 1.
• Nation: A major transport interchange with connections toward eastern Paris.
• Bastille: Offers central accommodation with connections toward the eastern districts.
• Gare de Lyon: Useful for visitors arriving by train and continuing through the Paris transport network.
• Le Marais: A central option with access to eastern Paris.
• Central Paris: Suitable for international visitors who want to combine the event with sightseeing and business activities.

Staying near a Metro Line 1 station can be particularly convenient because the line provides a direct connection toward Château de Vincennes.

Accessibility

Accessibility should be considered when planning a visit to the Parc Floral. The venue’s open exhibition environment can accommodate professional visitors, but visitors with specific mobility or assistance requirements should confirm available facilities with the organiser before travelling.

Previous MedInTechs information has provided detailed transport guidance for reaching the Parc Floral, including Metro, RER, bus and bicycle connections.

Visitors who require special assistance should contact MedInTechs before arrival so the organiser can clarify accessible entrances, routes, seating, conference facilities and any other services available at the venue.

The registration process can also be used to ensure that the organiser has appropriate information about the visitor’s professional profile and participation requirements.

Previous year’s highlights

The previous edition demonstrated MedInTechs’ broad focus on medical technology, digital health, clinical innovation and healthcare transformation. The organiser’s exhibitor directory recorded 228 exhibitors, representing a wide range of startups, healthcare institutions, pharmaceutical and biotechnology companies, digital-health businesses and specialist MedTech organisations.

The programme covered major healthcare transformation subjects including better care, precision medicine, organisational transformation and healthcare talent. The four main visitor pathways were structured around Soigner mieux, Accélérer la médecine de précision, Transformer les organisations and Former et engager les talents.

Scientific and professional sessions examined subjects including agentic artificial intelligence, health data, prevention, surgical robotics, cancer care, ageing, women’s health and healthcare innovation.

The workshop programme also included a HealthTech Pitch Arena, discussions about cardiac-care access, environmental health, women’s health investment, cancer care at home and collaboration between healthcare innovation hubs.

The exhibitor ecosystem demonstrated the breadth of the event, with organisations such as AP-HP, Biogen, MSD, Takeda, Dedalus and numerous startups participating across medical technology, digital health, biotechnology, oncology, surgery and precision medicine.

Official registration

Registration for MedInTechs 2027 is available through the official visitor registration form. The organiser’s FAQ confirms that visitor access is free with registration, while the dedicated 2027 registration page allows returning visitors to reuse their account information.

Official website: MedInTechs official website (https://www.medintechs.com/)

2027 visitor registration: MedInTechs 2027 registration (https://www.medintechs.com/e/medintechs-2027/content/formulaire-d-inscription?)

Visitors can also explore the organiser’s HealthConnect network for professional networking, expert content and opportunities connected with the wider MedInTechs ecosystem.