The International Congress on Physical Medicine, Rehabilitation Science and Functional Outcomes (PMR Outcomes 2027) will take place in Rome, Italy, from June 14–16, 2027, with Hybrid participation connecting local and international members of the rehabilitation community. The Physical Medicine Conference will provide a scientific platform for discussing evidence, assessment, intervention, and recovery across physical medicine. Accurate assessment is an important part of understanding rehabilitation progress. PMR Outcomes 2027 will explore methods for evaluating functional capacity, monitoring treatment response, identifying recovery indicators, and measuring patient-centered outcomes. Scientific themes will include physical medicine, neurological rehabilitation, musculoskeletal therapy, physiotherapy, occupational rehabilitation, sports recovery, pain management, disability care, therapeutic exercise, and assistive technologies. Presentations will highlight research findings and practical approaches relevant to contemporary rehabilitation services. The Physical Medicine Conferences will encourage discussion about personalized rehabilitation, outcome-based decision-making, multidisciplinary care, and the translation of scientific evidence into clinical practice. Researchers can present new methodologies, while practitioners can share experiences and perspectives from different healthcare environments. Keynote lectures, expert contributions, oral presentations, poster sessions, and scientific exchanges will form an important part of the meeting. These activities will provide opportunities to learn about current investigations and discuss unresolved challenges within rehabilitation science. Physical Medicine Conference 2027 welcomes clinicians, scientists, therapists, academics, educators, students, and healthcare professionals. Attendees can explore emerging research directions, develop professional relationships, and exchange knowledge with specialists representing diverse areas of rehabilitation. The congress seeks to encourage better understanding of functional outcomes and promote continued improvement in rehabilitation practice. By connecting research with clinical experience, the event will support future developments aimed at enhancing recovery, participation, and patient wellbeing.