The conference, hosted by the Alberta Veterinary Medical Association, serves as the primary hub for continuing education for veterinarians and registered veterinary technologists across western Canada. At booth #81, attendees can operate Mindray anesthesia machines, patient monitors, and surgical lighting systems directly. These interactive sessions aim to move the conversation toward practical concerns like service reliability and clinical workflows rather than simple technical specifications.

Marketing coordinator Corinne Genaille emphasized that physical interaction remains the most effective way for practice owners to evaluate equipment. Because many veterinary clinics operate without dedicated biomedical departments, the ease of maintenance often dictates long-term utility. BOMImed staff will be available throughout the event to discuss installation timelines, bilingual technical support, and the training resources necessary to ensure equipment remains operational in a fast-paced clinical environment.