2026 ASOA Annual Meeting

The ASOA Annual Meeting is the premier U.S. meeting dedicated to ophthalmic administrators and practice management staff with tailored education and unmatched networking.

Come celebrate ASOA’s 40th anniversary with us in Washington, DC April 10-13, for #ASOA2026. Hotel reservations are now open!

Book your 2026 Hotel

Take Advantage of Comprehensive Programming to Enhance Your Skills

The American Society of Ophthalmic Administrators (ASOA) offers a best-in-class program geared toward practice managers and practice administrators, but relevant to all members of the practice. Providing hours of educational courses, workshops, and interactive learning to advance attendees' professional growth, the diverse range of programming ensures that attendees have a breadth of options from which to choose.

Book Your 2026 Hotel

Book Your 2026 Hotel! Reserve your preferred hotel by booking now for the meeting, taking place April 10–13, 2026 in Washington, DC. Discounted hotel blocks in are now open for making reservations.

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Registration Opens in Fall 2025

An early-bird registration, beginning Fall 2025, will offer the best rate for meeting attendees.

"I really enjoy networking, getting to be around people who are excited about ophthalmology, and absolute leadership"
Hayley Boling, MBA, COe

Statement Regarding 2025 Los Angeles Wildfires

Our thoughts are with the many ASOA & ASCRS members in Los Angeles and surrounding communities who have been affected by the recent wildfires. The Palisades and Eaton Wildfires, as of February, were 100% contained. We recognize the devastation that these fires have caused for both residents and those working in the area.

ASOA maintains its commitment to bringing the world-class ASOA Annual Meeting, April 25–28, to downtown Los Angeles, which was spared the direct, physical impact of the recent fires. In doing so, ASOA and its attendees are proud to play a small part bolstering the city economically at a time when it faces a significant economic recovery effort.