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5 Reasons Top Telehealth Brands Are Going to Austin
Three days in Austin, October 26 to 28, with founders, brand owners, and every layer of the machine behind them. The room is capped at 200.
A past session. The people on stage are operators, not a keynote circuit.
By the Telehealth Insider Events Desk
Sponsored briefing · Confirm seats on the registration page
Austin · October 26–28, 2026 · 7 min read
The same names in telehealth have been clearing the same three days in October. Not a trade-show floor. A room in Austin, capped at 200, built for the people who actually run the brands.
The public version of this industry is ads, an intake form, and a checkout page. The other version is doctors, pharmacies, patient support, and the regulatory questions that do not fit in a caption. SUBQ is the weekend those two versions sit in the same room.
What follows is why operators keep talking about it. Five reasons, from who shows up to the part most conferences skip: your question, answered before the session closes.
Telehealth Insider does not run the event and does not sell the tickets. Dates, the cap, and what is still open should be confirmed on the registration page. This is a sponsored briefing.
Here’s why telehealth brands keep talking about it
THING 01
The right people actually show up
SUBQ brings together founders, brand owners, and every layer of the machine behind them: doctors, pharmacists, marketers, and specialized service providers.
Instead of collecting business cards from people who do not understand the business, you meet people solving the same problems, pursuing similar opportunities, and building in the same space.
Between sessions. A smaller room is the point.
This is where conversations become partnerships.
THING 02
Every session is built for action
The people on stage are actively doing the work they teach. They share practical strategies, proven processes, and ideas you can take home, implement yourself, or hand directly to your team.
You do not just leave inspired. You leave with a plan.
The people on stage are doing the work they are describing.
THING 03
The content covers the whole business
SUBQ examines the major pillars of building and operating a telehealth brand. It is not a single track. It is the machine: how patients are found, how they are kept, and who stands behind the prescription.
Whether you are launching or scaling, the curriculum is built around the problems on the desk right now.
— Facebook, Google, and TikTok advertising
— Patient acquisition and retention
— Patient support
— AI in telehealth
— Intake-funnel optimization
— Treatment, dosage, and checkout pages
— Doctors and pharmacy relationships
— Peptides and regulatory changes
Mid-session. The point is to leave with something a team can use on Monday.
THING 04
Networking is built into the experience
Evening, on the schedule. Networking is not left to the hallway.
Networking is not left to chance. Reception dinners, breakfasts, lunches, happy hours, and evening gatherings are on the schedule. You have time to get comfortable, continue a conversation, and form a relationship that is not a hallway handshake.
It is capped at 200 attendees, so the people you meet at breakfast on day one are the ones you are still talking to on the last night.
THING 05
Your questions actually get answered
Every expert session is followed by an app-based Q&A. You do not need to raise your hand or wait for a microphone to find you. Submit the question in the app, and the host brings it to the speakers.
The session does not close until the submitted questions have been addressed — because a closed mouth does not get fed.
The question goes in through the app. The session stays open until it is addressed.
Built for the people who run the brand
If you own, operate, or are building a telehealth brand, this room was put together for you. Come to learn. Come to connect. Come to improve the business.
The promise on the way out is ordinary, which is the point: strategies a team can use on Monday, relationships that started over breakfast, and a few conversations you will not get from a webinar replay.
Two hundred telehealth-obsessed attendees. Not a convention floor. A room small enough that the person on stage can still see who asked.
Come to learn. Come to connect. Come to improve the business.
Two hundred, on purpose. A past room — not a promise about who is left this October.
Who you will meet
THE STAGE
Founders & brand owners
Tactical breakdowns from the founders actually running telehealth brands.
THE CLINICAL SIDE
Doctors & pharmacists
Picking and working with the right brand partners.
THE DESK NEXT DOOR
Marketers & specialists
Meet the brands solving the problems you already solve.
What the three days are — and are not
October 26–28, 2026, in Austin. A welcome mixer on the 26th, then two main days of sessions. App-based Q&A follows the expert sessions. Meals and evening gatherings are on the schedule, not left to a bar down the street. Replay access comes with the ticket.
What it is not: an open trade show, a pitch-fest, or a room that grows past 200 because demand showed up. Once it is full, that is it.
The weekend, in order
Oct 26
Welcome mixer. The room starts before the sessions do, on purpose.
Oct 27
First main day. Operators on stage, then questions through the app — not a raised hand in the back.
Oct 28
Second main day. The cap means the people from breakfast on day one are still in the room.
After
Replay access is part of the ticket. The seat itself is not. Confirm what is included before you pay.
Austin, October 26–28. The live count is on the registration page, not here.
Where a seat actually comes from
You will not find this on a general conference calendar with a hall of two thousand. Registration is capped at 200, and the organizers have said they are not adding more. Telehealth Insider does not sell the tickets. The registration page is where the live count sits. As of this briefing, that page was marking the room selling fast, with 18 tickets listed as left. Confirm it. A number on an advertorial is not a hold.
AUSTIN · OCTOBER 26–28
See if there is still a seat
SUBQ is capped at 200. Once it is full, that is it. Full access covers both main days and the October 26 mixer. Price, what is included, and what is left are on the registration page — this briefing cannot hold a seat for you.
— 200 attendees, and they are not adding more
— App-based Q&A after every expert session
— Austin, Texas · October 26–28, 2026
Selling fast on the event page · 18 tickets were listed as left. Confirm before you book.
What someone in the room actually said
One report from a past GeekOut gathering. Not a survey. Not a promise about this October.
It’s very personable and it’s not a pitch-fest — I haven’t been pitched once.
Adam Davis · GeekOut attendee
You really have two options
You can leave this page and keep meeting the industry in comment threads, sponsored webinars, and business cards from people who do not run a brand. The operators, the pharmacies, and the ad accounts will still be in Austin those three days.
Or you can check whether a seat is still open. Not a promise that a weekend fixes a company. A room of 200, a schedule, and a registration page that will tell you if it is already full.
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THE PRACTICAL DETAILS
Austin, Texas · October 26–28, 2026. Capped at 200 attendees. App-based Q&A after every expert session.
Tickets and the live seat count are on the registration page, not on this briefing. Availability changes.
On this page
01 — The right people
02 — Sessions built for action
03 — The whole business
04 — Networking, on purpose
05 — Questions that get answered
The short version
Austin, Texas · October 26–28
Capped at 200 attendees
App-based Q&A after every session
Founders, doctors, pharmacists, marketers
FROM THE ROOM
Not a pitch-fest
It’s very personable and it’s not a pitch-fest — I haven’t been pitched once.
Adam Davis
GeekOut attendee
THE CAP
200, and not one more
Once the room is full, that is the room. The registration page has been marking seats as selling fast.
Austin, Texas
October 26–28, 2026
Sponsored briefing. Seat counts and prices change — confirm both before you pay. Telehealth Insider does not organize SUBQ and does not sell the tickets.
Advertorial. Telehealth Insider does not organize SUBQ and does not sell the tickets. This is a sponsored briefing. Event details, price, and availability are set by the organizer and can change. Confirm them on the registration page before you pay. This page is not business, legal, or medical advice.
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