2023 Neuroscience Expo

The 2023 Neuroscience Expo will take place Saturday, Sept. 16, 2023, from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Kentucky International Convention Center in downtown Louisville. Join us for this free event and get the latest information about treatments, rehabilitation and support resources. Presenters will include neurologists and neuropsychologists; physical, occupational and speech therapists; and more.

Agenda

Check back soon for this year’s agenda!

What to Expect

The 2023 Neuroscience Expo will take place at the Kentucky International Convention Center, 221 S. Fourth St., Louisville, Kentucky. Entrance to the expo is at the corner of Fourth and Market streets.

Parking

Valet: Free valet parking is available on Market Street.

Additional parking is free for the first 300 cars total in the following parking garages:

Cowger Garage (closest to entrance). The garage entrance is located on Market Street, between Third and Fourth streets.

Commonwealth Garage. Enter on Jefferson Street between Third and Fourth streets.

Bring your ticket for validation at registration.

Inside the vast convention center, golf carts will be available throughout the day to transport attendees between event areas, restrooms and entryways.

Download Parking Map

Food and Beverages

A light breakfast and lunch will be provided to attendees as part of registration.

Exhibitor Hall

The 2023 expo will feature a variety of resources that may help improve quality of life for people living with neurological disorders and their families, including:

Community-based Education

  • Presentations of in-depth information to help those affected by neurological disorders
  • Life skills workshop, designed for patients and caregivers to learn about social security disability, simple will planning, and elder law

Exhibit Floor

Interaction with vendors and exhibitors discussing products and services that could enhance quality of life

Who Should Attend the Neuroscience Expo?

This expo is designed for:

  • Individuals with a neurological condition
  • Caregivers and family
  • Support care providers
  • Clinical care providers
  • Community resource providers

My Condition of Interest Isn’t a Designated Track. What Should I Choose?

The Neuroscience Expo is designed around designated disease tracks, but many related conditions will be supported as a part of these tracks. Choose the track that is the most closely related to your area of interest.

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Schedule an Appointment

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