ASHRAICON 2026 (Allergy, Sleep Health, Respiratory and Intensive Care Conference) is a premier national conference dedicated to advancing knowledge and innovation in Pulmonary Medicine, Critical Care, Sleep Medicine, and Allergy Management. Bringing together more than 500 clinicians, academicians, researchers, and healthcare professionals from across India, the conference serves as a dynamic platform for scientific learning, collaboration, and the exchange of ideas that can shape the future of respiratory and critical care medicine.

Scheduled to be held on 12th and 13th September 2026 at Hyatt, Vastrapur, Ahmedabad, ASHRAICON 2026 will feature two specialized scientific tracks, ICU EDGE and PULMO EDGE, focusing on the latest developments in intensive care, pulmonary diseases, sleep disorders, allergy management, advanced therapies, and evidence-based clinical practices. The conference will include keynote lectures, expert panel discussions, case-based learning sessions, and opportunities for networking among healthcare professionals and industry leaders.

The conference is guided by an esteemed organizing committee comprising some of the leading names in respiratory and critical care medicine. Dr. Rajesh Solanki and Dr. Raj G. Bhagat serve as the Patrons, with Dr. Mukesh Patel as the Organizing Chairman, Dr. Tushar Patel as the Organizing Secretary, and Dr. Harjit Dumra as the Scientific Chairman. The conference is further strengthened by the leadership of Dr. Pradip Dabhi, Dr. Mansi Dandnaik, and Dr. Dhaval Darji as Conference Directors, along with Dr. Tirth Patel, Dr. Sandeep Jain, and Dr. Sanket Patel as Conference Coordinators.

ASHRAICON 2026 aims to foster meaningful collaboration between healthcare professionals, researchers, and industry partners while promoting continuous medical education and the adoption of innovative approaches to patient care. By bringing together experts from diverse specialties, the conference seeks to inspire new ideas, encourage knowledge sharing, and contribute to improving respiratory and critical care outcomes across India.