eMedEd Hosts Successful ISCC 2026 Conference

ORLANDO, Fla., Oct. 5, 2026 /CourierPR/ -- eMedEd Inc., a nonprofit organization dedicated to providing state-mandated continuing medical education (CME) courses, successfully hosted the Innovations in Stroke and Cardiac Care (ISCC 2026) conference from September 26 to 27, 2026, at the Renaissance Orlando Resort and Spa in Lake Buena Vista, Florida. The event, a hybrid CME/CE gathering, aimed to advance collaborative stroke and cardiac care through expert-led sessions, interactive discussions, and hands-on learning.

Approximately 120 healthcare professionals, including specialists, physicians, and advanced practice providers, attended the conference. The event centered on the theme "Optimizing Collaborative Pathways," with sessions focused on emerging technologies, evidence-based care, and coordinated neuro-cardiac approaches. Key topics included left atrial appendage occlusion (LAAO), post-stroke ambulatory rhythm monitoring, cerebral microbleeds, carotid interventions, PFO closure, heart brain clinics, procedural stroke, and more.

Co-chairs David Z. Rose, MD (Neurology) and Bibhu D. Mohanty, MD (Cardiology), Co-Directors of the Neuro-cardiac program at TGH, USF Morsani College of Medicine, led discussions that addressed complex patient-care challenges. The faculty included renowned experts such as Saibal Kar, MD; Jonathan Hsu, MD; Michael J. Rinaldi, MD; G. Abbas Kharal, MD; Swetha Renati, MD; Michol Cooper, MD, PhD; and William Scott Burgin, MD. Advanced practice providers Andrea Bozeman, APRN; James O'Hara, PhD, DrPH, DMSc, PA-C, CCDS, FHRS; Elizabeth Remo, DNP, APRN, FNP-BC; Christie Gleason, APRN; and others also contributed to the multidisciplinary discussions.

The conference featured interactive case-based discussions, multidisciplinary panels, and hands-on learning opportunities. Attendees had the chance to explore innovations in the exhibit hall, where 40 exhibitors showcased technologies, diagnostic tools, and solutions relevant to neurological and cardiovascular care. The strong engagement throughout the two-day program reflected the importance of collaborative medical education. Clinicians from both in-person and virtual formats actively participated, asking case-driven questions and contributing to discussions.

Dr. Priya Korrapati, CEO of eMedEd Inc., emphasized the significance of collaboration in advancing stroke and cardiac care.

The conference provided 10 CME/MOC/CE credits and brought together healthcare professionals involved in evaluating and managing complex neurovascular and cardiovascular conditions. Through expert-led education, multidisciplinary discussion, case-based learning, hands-on sessions, and exhibitor engagement, the conference emphasized the value of connecting clinical perspectives to support coordinated neuro-cardiac care.

ISCC 2027 is expected to continue this momentum, offering a new opportunity to share clinical perspectives, explore emerging challenges, and translate evolving approaches into practical patient care. The next edition of the conference will be held in [year], further advancing the collaborative approaches to neuro-cardiac care.