OMED18 IS THE LARGEST LIVE. OMED is more than a conference. It is the largest gathering of osteopathic physicians In the world! OCTOBER 5 9 SAN DIEGO

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1 2018 PROSPECTUS OCTOBER 5 9 SAN DIEGO Osteopathic Medical Conference & Exposition OMED is more than a conference. It is the largest gathering of osteopathic physicians In the world! OMED18 IS THE LARGEST LIVE EVENT DEDICATED TO THE OSTEOPATHIC MEDICAL PROFESSION, AND ATTRACTS AN AUDIENCE OF OVER 6,000 DOs, RESIDENT AND OSTEOPATHIC MEDICAL STUDENTS ANNUAL CONFERENCE AND EXPOSITION

2 What is a DO? Doctors of Osteopathic Medicine, or DOs, are fully licensed physicians who practice in all areas of medicine. They practice healthcare differently. DOs emphasize a whole-patient approach to treatment and care and are trained to promote the body s natural tendency toward health and self-healing. While they do practice according to the latest science and use the latest technology, they also consider options to complement pharmaceuticals and surgery. DOs see more than 100 patients per week Doctors of Osteopathic Medicine Predominantly Specialize in Primary Care n 31% Family Medicine n 16% Internal Medicine n 7% Pediatrics n 46% Other specialties such as emergency medicine, surgery, OB/GYN, psychiatry Where do DOs practice? n 12% of DOs are hospital based and growing n 72% of DOs are office based DOs receive extra training in musculoskeletal system, the body s interconnected system of nerves, muscles and bones. Through Osteopathic Manipulative Treatment, or OMT, DOs may use their hands to diagnose illness and injury and encourage healing. DOs believe there s more to good health than the absence of pain or disease. As guardians of wellness, DOs focus on prevention by gaining a deeper understanding of your lifestyle and environment, rather than just treating symptoms. n 17% of DOs practice in other settings n 33% of DOs practice in rural areas Today there are 102,137 DOs in the U.S.

3 PRESCRIBING HABITS The most commonly prescribed medications by DOs address: DOs write over 100 prescriptions per week n Cardiovascular Diseases n The Musculoskeletal System n The Endocrine System n Respiratory Tract n Stomach Disorders n Central Nervous System n Dermatology n Immune System n Sexual Health 50% of DOs are early adopters and are likely to prescribe a new, promising drug upon release. HOW THE DO LEARNS 88% of DOs prefer to obtain their CME through live meetings and workshops

4 EDUCATIONAL AREAS OF INTEREST Osteopathic Physicians want to know about: Alzheimer s Disease Anxiety & Depression Arthritis Benign prostactic hyperplasia (BPH) Cardiovascular Disease Communication with families and patients Concussion Diabetes mellitus Early Childhood Development Geriatrics Gout Headaches Hepatitis C HIV Infectious Diseases Irritable Bowel Syndrome IBS Obesity Opioid use Pain Management Palliative Care Pediatrics e.g. ADHD Postpartum depression Respiratory diseases Sexual health Skin conditions Sleep Disorders Use of electronic health records Vaccinations Women s health Top Five CME Topics of Interest: n Respiratory Disease (e.g., Asthma, COPD) n Diabetes Mellitus n Cardiovascular Disease (e.g., Dyslipidemia, hypertension) n Obesity (behavior, medication, surgery) n Skin Conditions n Pain n Neurological Conditions The majority of DOs, 85% find the talks by the pharmaceutical companies are very useful and educational.

5 THE DO PROFESSION IS GROWING! There are over 27,000 osteopathic medical students studying at 33 colleges in 48 locations 1 in every 4 medical students in the U.S attends an osteopathic medical school WHY EXHIBIT AT OMED? Over 18,700 LEADS were generated at OMED17 OMED brings together 6,000 DOs at ONE MEETING and is the largest gathering of DOs in the country! n 295% increase in the number of graduates since 1986 n DOs are the fastest growing medical profession and at the growth rate we have over 100,000+ DOs now. n DOs are gaining in numbers and medical importance. By the year 2020 it is predicted that there will be a shortage of more than 45,000 PCPs and FPs of which DOs will fill the gap. n Approximately 2,000 of OMED DOs practice in rural communities and are very difficult to reach this is your chance to get in front of this unique audience. OMED values your support and makes it a TOP priority to enhance the supporter experience bringing attendees to the exhibit floor with new innovative programs and educational experiences year after year. Your SUCCESS is OUR SUCCESS!

6 THE EXHIBIT HALL EXPERIENCE OMED17 buzzed with excitement from the Opening Reception to the close of the exhibit hall. Don t miss out on this year s opportunities! OMED Brings Attendees to the Floor with: n Opening Reception on Saturday evening with drinks, appetizers and entertainment. n Coffee Breaks everyday in the Exhibit Hall n OMED Central is the HUB of the Exhibit Hall: > Career Development > Breakfast Bites, TED Style talks Exhibit Hall Hours Saturday, October 6 n 11 AM to 3 PM 6:30 to 8:30 PM (Opening Reception) Sunday, October 7 n 9 AM to 2 PM Monday, October 8 n 8 AM to 2 PM Preliminary schedule, subject to change. > Education and mentoring for students and residents > Charging Stations > Technology Sessions n Medical Pursuit Traffic Driver n You receive a 50 word description in the digital program and mobile app, driving attendees to the exhibit floor and your booth! For more information please contact Conventus Media. We can help you with all aspects of AOA s OMED18 Conference. Office: Exhibit Sales & Sponosrship: Kathleen Noonan knoonan@conventusmedia.com Product Theater: Janice Hurlbert jhurlbert@conventusmedia.com OCTOBER 5 9 SAN DIEGO Reserve Your Space NOW! Symposia Sales: Lisa Koch lkoch@conventusmedia.com Visit us at: