Frontiers Health is the original European digital-health conference and has grown into one of the most curated meetings on the continent for clinicians, health systems and companies working at the intersection of technology and care. The 2026 edition runs for two days in Berlin.
The agenda has widened well beyond apps and telemedicine. Current programming covers longevity diagnostics and biological-age measurement, AI-based clinical decision support, precision medicine, digital therapeutics with regulatory approval, remote monitoring, and the reimbursement pathways that decide whether any of it reaches patients. Germany's DiGA framework — the first national system to reimburse prescribed digital health applications — makes Berlin a particularly informative setting for that last question.
Compared with the large American innovation events, Frontiers Health is smaller and more tightly curated, with a stronger European payer and health-system perspective. That means fewer product pitches and more discussion of evidence generation, health-technology assessment, data governance under GDPR, and how digital and longevity services are actually funded within public and insurance-based systems.
The audience is mixed: physicians and clinical leaders, digital health founders, pharmaceutical digital teams, payers, regulators and investors. For healthcare professionals in Saudi Arabia and the Gulf, where national digital-health programmes and virtual care platforms are scaling rapidly, the European experience with reimbursement, evidence requirements and clinical integration is directly transferable — including the failures.
Frontiers Health is organised by EVERSANA and runs annually in Berlin, with satellite events in other markets during the year. Registration tiers, the final agenda and the speaker list are published on the organiser's site; delegates seeking CME or CPD recognition should check accreditation arrangements before registering, as the event is primarily an industry and clinical-innovation conference rather than an accredited medical congress.
