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Know Before You Go

Attendee Tips and Tricks

LET'S DO THIS

Your Best Days Await

We can’t wait to see you in Phoenix! To ensure your FMX experience is unforgettable, here’s everything you need to know before, during, and after the best event ever.

BEFORE FMX

Your spot is secured, now what? Now it’s time to start building your ultimate FMX!

Create an Agenda

At FMX, there’s lots to do—and learn. Start by creating an agenda of sessions you want to attend. We’ve got 300+ to choose from. Check out the session catalog to see what’s in store.

Book Your Hotel

Save BIG when you book a room in the FMX Hotel Block. Rooms start at just $189 per night. Easily select your room by logging into your event registration. Don’t wait! Rooms are booking fast.

Download the FMX Mobile App

Before you arrive in Phoenix, download the event app. It’s the best way to stay up to date with conference happenings. Check out sessions, speakers, exhibitors, and more. (We’ll let you know when the app is ready for download.)

DURING FMX

Once you arrive at the Phoenix Convention Center, it’s game on. Get ready to be transported into a fam med celebration unlike any other. Here’s how to navigate your best five days!

Engage With Other Attendees

Making connections is one of the best parts of bringing the fam med community together. Don’t be shy! Strike up a conversation. Invite a new friend to dinner. Attend one—or all—of the networking events. This is your chance to talk to other like-minded docs.

Attend Main Stage

This is the event that brings the entire fam med community under one roof. Get ready for three inspirational keynote addresses designed to refill your tank and leave you feeling empowered and excited to return to practice.

Visit The Xchange

This isn’t your typical expo hall—it’s your hub for all things fam med. Discover the latest and greatest from industry experts. Attend popular sponsored learning sessions. Snuggle a puppy. Relax and unwind. Learn more about what it means to be a member of the AAFP, and so much more!

What to Wear

At FMX, we’re all about comfort. Wear what makes you feel good. You’ll see everything from business to business-casual attire. Our biggest piece of advice? Bring comfortable shoes (and multiple pairs) for all the steps you’ll be racking up. Don’t forget to participate in the virtual 5K on social with #fammed5k.

Swag it Up

Stop by the Fam Med Merch Shop to grab your latest gear. From T-shirts and sweatshirts to pull-overs and more, we’ve got tons of fun and unique items available for purchase.

Tour Phoenix

FMX is more than just a conference—it’s your chance to unwind. Explore everything this vibrant city has to offer.

AFTER FMX

The fun you had during family medicine’s premier event doesn’t stop once you return home. Here are some friendly reminders to ensure you’re well prepared.

Register for FMX ’25

Don’t wait! Mark your calendar and secure your biggest saving for FMX in Anaheim.

Report Your CME

Easily report all the CME you collected through the FMX mobile app or on the event website.

Upgrade to FMX On Demand

Keep learning and earning with two years’ access to the best of FMX ’24: exclusive CME, enlightening Q&A, etc. Worth 144.00 credits. Order FMX On Demand now.

Share Your Thoughts

Take the attendee survey to help us create an even better FMX. You’ll find access to this survey through the FMX mobile app post-conference.

The Best is Yet to Come

I feed off the energy from FMX for the entire year!

–Ariel Warden-Jarrett, MD, FAAFP

I started attending FMX about 20 years ago, and I’ve gotten to know people as I come to FMX. A lot of what I learn when I’m here is what I learn from other family doctors.

–Sterling Ransone, MD, FAAFP

Being part of FMX makes you realize there’s so much potential for change within medicine and in my own practice which I think I will continue to take forward with me.

–Alexia Kamel, MD