Your TRSS questions, answered.

Find the practical information you need to plan your visit, choose your ticket and take part in TRSS.

When and where is TRSS?

February 16–17, 2027 at Austin Marriott Downtown, 304 East Cesar Chavez Street, Austin, Texas.

Who is it for?

Clinicians, researchers and innovators working in tissue repair and wound care. The Standard / Clinical ticket is for clinicians in active patient care. Researchers are not eligible for this ticket and should contact the TRSS team about attending. Commercial and industry attendees should select the Industry ticket.

How do I book?

Choose your ticket, review the pass details and complete checkout.

Can I attend AWCS too?

The dual pass adds AWCS access for $250. Purchase it alongside your main TRSS ticket.

Will CME credits be available?

Final CME accreditation information will be published as the program is finalized. Contact the team if you need details before booking.

Is there a hotel room block?

The 2027 room block is being finalized. See travel and accommodation information.

Can my organization sponsor or exhibit?

Explore partnership opportunities and tell the team about your objectives.

Can I present a poster?

See poster information or contact the team for the current submission guidance.

How is my information used?

Review the privacy policy and the information provided at registration.

Still need help?

Contact the event team with your question and, if relevant, your booking reference.

  • It’s a combined event bringing together the International Post-Acute Wound Care Summit (IPAWS) and the inaugural Tissue Repair Summit. Held over two days in New Orleans, the event explores clinical innovation, business models, and emerging therapies across three focused tracks.

  • Dates: November 12–14, 2025

    Venue: The Ritz-Carlton, New Orleans, 921 Canal Street, LA 70112

    Room Rate: $299/night (special rate valid until August 22, 2025)

  • Yes! Attendance is completely free of charge for the first 50 registrants. All you need to do is register, complete a short qualification survey, and arrange your own travel and accommodation.

    Don’t worry if you miss the free ticket, early bird tickets go on sale soon after. A ticket is required to attend.

  • The summit features three tracks:

    • Tissue Repair Evidence (CAMPS-focused clinical breakthroughs)

    • Post-Acute & Mobile Wound Care (innovative care delivery and market trends)

    • Main Auditorium Track (audit prep, publishing, professional development)

    Plus: poster sessions, speaker panels, industry symposia, and the launch of the International Journal of Tissue Repair (IJTR).

  • Yes. Attendees can earn up to 12 Continuing Medical Education (CME) credits by participating in eligible sessions across the program.

  • The summit is designed for clinicians, researchers, academics, and industry professionals working in wound care, tissue repair, and post-acute services. It’s especially valuable for early adopters, thought leaders, and decision-makers in the space.

  • Visit the [Registration] page, complete a short survey to confirm your eligibility, and you’ll receive confirmation. Registration takes less than 5 minutes.

  • Yes, as part of the registration process, survey responses will be shared with summit sponsors to help tailor their engagement. This allows for more relevant, personalized content and networking.

  • Yes! Submissions are open for both IPAWS and Tissue Repair. Accepted abstracts will be published in IJTR, and posters will be featured during the Wine & Wounds session on Day 1. Submission guidelines are on the [Poster & Abstracts] page.

    • Nov 12: Welcome Reception

    • Nov 13: Wine & Wounds Poster Session (5–6:30 PM) and Evening Mixer (8–10 PM) offsite in New Orleans

    • These events are included in your registration

  • From Headline to Bronze, sponsors include some of the most respected names in wound care and medtech. A full list is available on the [Sponsors & Exhibitors] page.

  • General attendee spaces are limited and available on a first-come, first-served basis—early registration is recommended.