Romil Jain

Physical Experience
Design At IAP 2026

One idea, interventional rehabilitation, carried from the stage to the stall to the booklet. Two weeks from brief to installation.

Tools UsedMS Office, Google Flow, ChatGPT, Figma
Channels Impacted DirectlyDoctor Referral Channel / Physiotherapist Partnerships
Skills DemonstratedB2B Communication, Spatial Design, Editorial Design, Presentation Design, Brand Identity, Print Production, Vendor Management
Delegates crowding the Nivaan stall on the conference floor, the Interventional Rehabilitation wall behind them

Design Strategy

One wall says what: Interventional Rehabilitation. The other says where: the conditions we treat, mapped on a body. The booklets are the depth. The tabletop card is what they take home, so the information leaves the stall intact.

Overhead render of the stall: back wall, side wall, table, screen and brochure rack
Stall design · Overhead
Front render of the stall with the Interventional Rehabilitation wall and two Nivaan Care fascias
Stall design · Front
Angled render of the stall showing both walls and the reception counter
Stall design · Angled
Side render of the stall from the Conditions We Treat wall
Stall design · Side
The Nivaan team at the built stall, booklets on the table

I chose the vendor, handled the print and physical production, and had the stall installed for the two conference days. The photographs are the built stall; the renders above are the design.

Booklets for depth

The referral booklet is for the conversation: when to consider pain intervention. The procedure booklet is the evidence of the advanced, cutting-edge technology.

The tabletop card is the takeaway: scan, and the course details come to you.

The referral booklet and the procedure booklet, one open, laid on a table
Referral and procedure booklets
Procedure booklet page: Nivaan PlateletX
Procedure booklet · Nivaan PlateletX
Tabletop card on its stand: Interventional Rehabilitation, learn, scan to express interest
Tabletop card

What repeats gets scaled

Helped gain more conversations and more traction at the stall.

The session on the main stage, slide: When pain becomes the barrier to rehabilitation
On stage · When pain becomes the barrier
The closing slide on the main stage: pain intervention creates the window, physiotherapy builds the recovery
On stage · The closing slide
Slide 1: Interventional Rehabilitation, the emerging role of pain intervention in rehabilitation
Slide 1 · Cover
Slide 3: Pain is a symptom, find the pain generator, the assessment pathway
Slide 3 · Pain is a symptom
Slide 6: Why Nivaan, built specifically for pain care, with a map of clinic locations
Slide 6 · Why Nivaan
Slide 8: Case 1, knee osteoarthritis, when pain limits strengthening
Slide 8 · Case 1, knee OA