The International Congress on Physical Medicine, Rehabilitation Science and Functional Outcomes (PMR Outcomes 2027) will take place on June 14–16, 2027, in Rome, Italy, with Online participation available for the international rehabilitation community. The Physical Medicine Conference will bring together physicians, physiotherapists, occupational therapists, rehabilitation researchers, healthcare professionals, academics, and students to exchange knowledge surrounding functional recovery and advances in rehabilitation practice. The scientific program will examine developments in physical medicine, rehabilitation science, functional assessment, neurological recovery, musculoskeletal rehabilitation, sports rehabilitation, pain management, disability care, and therapeutic interventions. Contributions will highlight innovative approaches that can support mobility, independence, physical performance, and quality of life. Research discussions will explore rehabilitation assessment methods, personalized treatment planning, outcome measurement, assistive technologies, digital healthcare applications, and multidisciplinary models of patient care. Professionals will have opportunities to present research findings, clinical experiences, and emerging concepts that may contribute to improved rehabilitation services. The Physical Medicine Conferences will include keynote presentations, invited lectures, scientific communications, poster presentations, and interactive discussions. These sessions will encourage knowledge exchange between researchers and practitioners working across different areas of rehabilitation and physical medicine. Physical Medicine Conference 2027 will provide an international environment for discovering new research directions, developing professional relationships, and sharing practical experiences. The event is relevant to established specialists as well as early-career professionals and students interested in functional outcomes, rehabilitation innovation, and evidence-based approaches to patient recovery.