FLS Workshop at ISO2026

Wednesday, May 27, 2026

12:00 PM to 5:00 PM

Capital Hilton, Washington, DC

Pre-Symposium Workshop at ISO2026

ISO2026 offers outstanding content on diagnosing and treating osteoporosis, bone loss, and fractures, and this year’s Fracture Liaison Service (FLS) Workshop is among the content. The FLS Training and Certificate of Completion addresses the most pressing economic and health system challenges to implementing the FLS model of care. Developed specifically for clinicians and care teams, this workshop equips participants with both the rationale and the practical tools to build, staff, and sustain a successful FLS program in their own institutions.

To maximize your time onsite, precourse work will be provided to registered participants prior to the event. This foundational preparation ensures you arrive ready to engage with faculty and dive deeper into the content from day one.

Program Focus Areas

What This Workshop Covers:

• The impact of healthcare reform on fracture care coordination
• Challenges and barriers in clinical care for postfracture patients
• Strategies for organizing, staffing, and structuring a successful FLS program
• Appropriate patient assessment and treatment initiation
• Medical followup and care coordination for the postfracture patient
• Secondary workup priorities and what not to miss
• Data tracking best practices for health professionals

Workshop Agenda

Advanced Imaging and Opportunistic Screening

David Freeze, DNP, FNP-BC

Optimal Treatment Sequencing and Assessment

Clayton LaBaume, PA-C

Insurance Navigation and Authorization Strategy

Anne Lake, DNP, FNP-C, CCD, ONP-C

What Is Next: Secondary Workup and What Not to Miss

Ann Malbas, MD

Data Tracking for Health Professionals (Submit your questions in advance)

Faculty Panel

Ask the Experts Panel (Live Q&A and Professional Networking)

Faculty Panel

Certificate of Completion

The FLS Certificate of Completion is awarded upon completion of the FLS Workshop and attendance at ISO2026. This credential demonstrates your commitment to advancing fracture prevention and coordinated bone health care in your practice.

Join fellow physicians, nurses, and allied health professionals for an intensive day of training led by expert faculty, designed to help you implement or strengthen a Fracture Liaison Service program at your institution. Pre-course materials will be sent to registered participants ahead of the event so you can hit the ground running on May 27.