Digital Health World Congress 2026 – Digital Health UK

What to expect in 2026

Digital Health World Congress 2026 is a two-day professional conference focused on digital healthcare, health technology, artificial intelligence, medical technology, healthcare IT, connected care and emerging innovations across the healthcare sector. The official event site lists more than 200 delegates and 25 speakers for the 2026 edition.

The programme brings together healthcare professionals, technology companies, healthtech innovators, pharmaceutical organisations, life-science specialists, investors, consultants and digital transformation leaders. The conference combines keynote presentations, panel discussions, case studies, networking sessions and specialist talks covering both technological developments and practical healthcare implementation.

Major 2026 themes include AI and machine learning, digital health devices, chronic disease management, diagnostics, healthcare data, IoT, patient pathways, responsible AI, cybersecurity, digital infrastructure, health-data ecosystems and the use of technology to improve healthcare capacity and patient outcomes.

Event dates

Dates: 23–24 November 2026

Duration: Two days

Location: London, United Kingdom

The conference runs across two full days, with sessions beginning at 9:00 a.m. and continuing through the afternoon. Both days combine keynote presentations with networking breaks and specialist sessions.

The first day focuses strongly on AI, digital health devices, chronic disease, diagnostics, life sciences and emerging digital-health opportunities. The second day expands into healthcare infrastructure, quality, shared-care records, wellness technology, regulated AI, health-data ecosystems and consumer-driven healthcare.

Visiting this event? Don’t miss out on these amazing activities and local experiences while you’re here.

Venue & event site

Venue: The Great Hall, Kensington Conference and Events Centre

Address: Hornton Street, Kensington, London W8 7NX, United Kingdom

The Kensington Conference and Events Centre provides the main setting for Digital Health World Congress 2026. The Great Hall is used for the conference programme, presentations, keynote sessions and professional networking.

Its Kensington location places the conference within central-west London and provides convenient access to the London Underground, rail services, hotels, restaurants and other business facilities.

The venue is particularly suitable for a conference combining formal presentations with networking because attendees can remain at the same location throughout the day while moving between the main conference activities and networking areas.

Full wellness programme

Digital Health World Congress is not a conventional wellness festival, so its programme focuses on healthcare technology rather than yoga, fitness classes or traditional wellness retreats.

The 2026 programme nevertheless includes several health and wellbeing-related topics. These include chronic disease management, anxiety disorders, personalised wellness based on biometrics, body composition monitoring, consumer-driven healthcare and community-driven approaches to healing.

The programme also explores how digital technologies can support healthcare professionals and patients through remote monitoring, connected devices, AI-supported decision-making, digital health platforms and data-driven personalised care.

Featured instructors & experts

The event’s equivalent of instructors and wellness experts is its group of healthcare, technology, life-science and digital-transformation speakers.

Featured 2026 speakers include:

• Raj Modi, Director of Strategy and Customer Engagement at Oracle Life Sciences
• Paul Steven, Global Director at OMRON Healthcare
• Ari Sedigh, Field CEO at Huma
• Dr Philip Gaffney OBE, CEO and Founder of Camgenium
• Richard Barnes, CEO of Select Research
• Yael Misrahi, Director of Commercial Go-To-Market at Elsevier
• Dr Lloyd Humphreys, Managing Director of Cogniss
• Lucy Jung, Founder and CEO of LYEONS Neurotech
• Dr Tom McKinnon, Founder and CEO of Big Picture Medical
• Fleur Leussink, Founder and CEO of IMIN
• Charles Lowe, CEO of Digital Health & Care Alliance

The organisers describe the 2026 event as featuring 25 speakers across the two-day programme.

Yoga & fitness sessions

There are no dedicated yoga, fitness or exercise classes listed in the official 2026 programme. Digital Health World Congress instead approaches health and wellness through healthcare technology, biometrics, digital therapeutics, patient monitoring and data-driven care.

Relevant sessions include “Personalizing Wellness to Biometrics with IMIN” and “The Body Volume Index; Tracking Body Composition in a new GLP-1 world.” These sessions demonstrate how digital technologies and measurement systems are increasingly being used to personalise health and wellness strategies.

Visitors looking specifically for physical fitness activities should therefore view this conference as a digital-health and healthcare innovation event rather than a conventional fitness or wellness expo.

Workshops, classes & activities

The 2026 programme is primarily structured around keynote presentations, panel discussions, fireside chats, specialist talks and networking rather than conventional hands-on workshops or classes.

Interactive elements include:

• Panel discussions
• Fireside conversations
• Healthcare case studies
• Specialist technology presentations
• Networking breaks
• Networking lunches
• Professional discussions
• Digital-health demonstrations and industry conversations

The programme includes discussions on hospital capacity, IoT healthcare applications, AI-driven patient data, cybersecurity, responsible AI and health-data ecosystems.

Session schedule & timetable

Day 1: 23 November

The first day begins with keynote presentations covering AI and healthcare data, digital-health devices, chronic disease management and AI’s impact on the life-sciences value chain. Further sessions examine diagnostics, anxiety innovation, digital-health market opportunities, patient journeys, AI and machine learning, IoT, pharma engagement and cybersecurity.

Day 2: 24 November

The second day begins with sessions on quality, healthcare infrastructure, shared-care records, innovation barriers and personalised wellness. Afternoon sessions cover body composition, digital inclusion, regulated AI, global health-data ecosystems, digital-health networking, community-driven healthcare and consumer-driven healthcare.

Networking breaks and lunch periods are incorporated throughout both days, giving delegates dedicated opportunities to meet speakers, fellow professionals and participating organisations.

Ticket types

The official 2026 registration page lists three principal in-person delegate options. Prices below are converted to approximate USD and include the organiser’s stated 20% UK VAT.

Early Bird: approximately $668 including VAT.

This pass includes a two-day in-person ticket, membership of the Forum’s community, daily lunches and teas with networking, access to presentation slides and the delegates list, and access to the networking portal.

VIP Pass: approximately $938 including VAT.

The VIP pass includes the two-day conference, community membership, daily lunches and teas with networking, access to slides and the delegates list, networking-portal access and access to recorded videos.

Full Price: approximately $3,038 including VAT.

The full-price pass includes the two-day in-person conference, Forum community membership, daily lunches and teas with networking, access to slides and the delegates list, networking-portal access and recorded conference videos.

These are the published 2026 prices converted to USD; the organiser states that UK event fees are subject to 20% VAT.

VIP & premium experiences

The VIP pass provides the main premium attendee option published for the 2026 event. In addition to standard conference access, VIP delegates receive access to recorded conference videos.

VIP and standard delegates can also use the networking portal, view the delegates list and participate in networking lunches and refreshment breaks. These features are designed to make the conference useful not only as a learning event but also as a professional business-development platform.

For senior healthcare executives, investors, technology providers and digital-transformation professionals, the networking functionality can be particularly valuable because it allows delegates to identify relevant participants before and during the conference.

Health & safety information

Digital Health World Congress is a professional conference dealing with healthcare and technology rather than a clinical treatment event. Presentations may discuss medical technologies, AI systems, diagnostics and healthcare strategies, but information presented by individual speakers should not be treated as personal medical advice.

The organiser’s terms state that speakers’ views are their own and that documentation distributed at the event is intended for information rather than reliance as professional advice. Participants are also responsible for taking appropriate insurance cover in connection with attendance.

The conference organiser may change programme content, speakers, venue or timings where necessary and states that delegates will be notified of relevant changes.

How to get there

The conference takes place at Kensington Conference and Events Centre on Hornton Street in London W8 7NX. The Kensington location is accessible from several London Underground stations and is well connected to the wider London transport network.

Visitors arriving from outside London can travel to major railway stations such as London Paddington, London Victoria or London King’s Cross/St Pancras and continue by Underground or taxi.

International visitors can arrive through London’s major airports and then use the Underground, Elizabeth line, Heathrow Express or other rail connections to reach central London before continuing toward Kensington.

Public transport & parking

London Underground: Kensington is served by several Underground stations, making public transport the most practical option for most visitors.

Rail: Visitors arriving at London’s main railway stations can transfer to the Underground network for the final part of the journey.

Taxi: Black cabs and private-hire services provide direct access to the conference venue.

By car: Driving into central London can be less convenient because of congestion, restricted parking and local traffic conditions. Visitors who need to drive should check available public car parks and current road restrictions before travelling.

Public transport is generally recommended for conference delegates because the venue is located within London’s central transport network.

Accommodation & retreat options

Digital Health World Congress does not operate as a residential wellness retreat. Visitors travelling to London can choose from a wide range of hotels and serviced accommodation around Kensington and neighbouring central-west London districts.

Kensington: The most convenient area for staying close to the conference venue, with hotels, restaurants and cultural attractions nearby.

South Kensington: A good option for visitors who want access to museums, restaurants and Underground connections.

Earl’s Court: Often useful for conference visitors because of its accommodation choices and transport connections.

Paddington: Convenient for visitors arriving through Paddington station and wanting quick access to central London.

Westminster and Victoria: Suitable for visitors combining the conference with wider business or sightseeing activities in central London.

Food, nutrition & wellness products

Catering is included as part of the conference delegate experience. The published ticket information states that delegates receive daily lunches and teas with networking.

The event does not operate as a consumer nutrition or wellness-products exhibition. Instead, food and refreshment periods are designed around networking, giving delegates opportunities to continue professional discussions during breaks and lunch.

Wellness-related content is presented through digital-health technologies and healthcare innovation, including biometrics, body-composition tracking, personalised wellness and digital approaches to managing health conditions.

Accessibility

The conference is held at Kensington Conference and Events Centre in London W8 7NX. Visitors requiring specific accessibility arrangements should contact the organiser before attending so that appropriate venue information and assistance can be confirmed.

The organiser provides an official contact email at info@digitalhealthcareworldcongress.com and a telephone number for venue and event enquiries.

Delegates should communicate any accessibility or mobility requirements when registering or before arrival, particularly if they require specific seating, entrance or assistance arrangements.

Best sessions to attend

AI and healthcare: The opening day’s AI-focused sessions examine how healthcare organisations can use AI, data and emerging technology to improve patient care and operational performance.

Chronic disease management: The session led by Huma’s Ari Sedigh focuses on how digital health can support chronic disease management.

Digital health market trends: The panel on emerging trends and opportunities brings together speakers from Oracle Life Sciences, Cumulocity, éclateral and OMRON Healthcare.

Responsible AI: The session on responsible AI and European medical decision-making is particularly relevant for professionals concerned with clinical governance and safe implementation.

Healthcare infrastructure: Day Two’s sessions on hospitals, shared-care records and digital infrastructure are useful for healthcare organisations planning digital transformation.

Personalised wellness: The IMIN session on personalising wellness to biometrics connects digital-health technology with preventive health and personalised wellness.

Regulated AI: The “From AI Pilots to Regulated Scale” session is particularly relevant to organisations moving AI systems from experimentation toward real-world healthcare deployment.

Previous year’s highlights

The previous edition’s official website presents Digital Health World Congress as an annual digital-health conference covering health technology, MedTech, mobile health, IoT, healthcare IT, genomics, telehealth and related fields. The 2026 event continues that broad focus with a two-day London programme.

The previous programme included senior representatives from technology, healthcare and digital-health organisations, with the event’s 2026 speaker programme expanding into AI, digital health, healthcare infrastructure and life sciences.

The 2026 event itself is expected to host more than 200 delegates and 25 speakers, with 48 hours represented on the event’s published conference overview and two days of programming.

The organiser’s previous speaker and company content has included major digital-health and healthcare technology subjects, while the 2026 programme significantly expands discussion of AI-driven healthcare, data ecosystems and regulated technology deployment.

Official tickets

The official registration page provides the 2026 delegate booking options for Digital Health World Congress. The published registration categories are Early Bird, VIP Pass and Full Price, with the organiser stating that UK event fees are subject to 20% VAT.

The official registration includes access to the two-day in-person conference, while different ticket levels provide additional benefits such as recorded videos. Lunches, teas, conference materials and networking-portal access are included according to the selected pass.

Official registration: Digital Health World Congress 2026 – Registration

Official website: Digital Health World Congress