TIPS Symposium: Advances in Longevity Medicine

TIPS NEC’s 2026 symposium is a full-day clinical education room—Advances in Longevity Medicine—on Sunday, August 23, 8:00 AM–4:00 PM at Baylor Scott & White The Heart Hospital Auditorium in Plano. The northeast chapter of the Texas Indo-American Physicians Society is a 501(c)(3) serving more than a thousand Indo-American physicians across specialties in North Texas. This year’s program is listed in association with the Dallas County Medical Society, the same partnership that has framed prior TIPS wellness/lifestyle symposia. Early-bird registration is $99 through August 9, then $125. Confirm live agenda and any CME hours on the TIPS event page before you assume credit—the 2026 listing is thinner than some past years that published AMA PRA Category 1 detail.

Plano hospital geography matters for Circuit Dallas. Indo-American physicians are a core professional density in Collin County, and TIPS is the named host that actually convenes them—not a generic healthcare mixer. President for 2026 is Srilatha Reddy, MD. The chapter also runs mentorship for premed/medical students and IMGs (not high school). Same month as US-India Chamber HealthCon at UT Dallas: TIPS is the physician CME/clinical graph; HealthCon is the chamber + health-system executive graph. Pick the badge that matches your job, not both out of FOMO.

Sunday, August 23, 2026, 8:00 AM–4:00 PM at Baylor Scott & White The Heart Hospital, 1100 Allied Drive, Plano. Register on tipsnec.org. Allied Drive / West Plano medical campus parking is usually simpler than Tollway Saturday festival traffic, but still leave buffer. Bring ID matching your registration. If you need ethics or Category 1 credit, verify 2026 hours on the live page or with TIPS before you drive.

This is a hospital auditorium, not a happy hour—dress clinical-professional.

This symposium is right if you are a physician, APP, or clinical trainee in the Indo-American / DCMS orbit and want a named longevity-medicine day. Anand Bazaar was the civic floor the week before. Tech Titans and DAAFF are different weekend graphs.