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APTA CSM Anaheim: Powered by Possibility

Where innovation, leadership, and community converge to advance physical therapy. APTA CSM will take place Feb. 12-14, 2026, in Anaheim, California.

Register by Nov. 5 for the lowest early bird rates. You'll also be entered for a chance to win a $200 gift card, courtesy of HPSO, as well as a 12-month Premium subscription from Medbridge. View prize details and contest rules.

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A Schedule Shaped by You

You told us you wanted more balance, more variety, and earlier evenings — and we listened. For 2026, all APTA CSM educational sessions will run 90 minutes, giving you:

  • More sessions than ever — 400 total!
  • Earlier wrap-up at 3:30 p.m., so you have time for networking, exhibits, and Anaheim evenings.
  • Full CEU opportunities: Earn 1.35 CEUs in person and easily reach the 1.8 CEU total by adding three On Demand courses.

This new schedule puts your feedback into action — while keeping APTA CSM the most dynamic event in physical therapy.


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Why Attend APTA CSM?

Learn, connect, and advance your career alongside thousands of your peers from across the profession.

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Disneyland Ticket Offer

Make your trip even more memorable. Exclusive Disneyland Resort tickets are available for APTA CSM attendees.

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APTA CSM At A Glance

15,000+

Attendees

18

Specialty academies and sections

400+

Sessions

1,440+

Posters


Thank You to Our 2026 APTA CSM Sponsors


Important Note About Fraudulent Solicitors

Unfortunately, there are many unethical companies contacting APTA members and APTA CSM exhibitors. They are falsely advertising APTA member and conference attendee email lists for sale.

Please know that these offers are fraudulent. APTA will never email you about purchasing the APTA CSM attendee or APTA member lists. Furthermore, APTA does not release member or attendee information to these companies. These companies can be shockingly aggressive and dishonest in their efforts to scam unsuspecting exhibitors and members. 

If you receive a solicitation and are confused as to whether it's legitimate, please send it to Julie Hilgenberg for clarification.