May 6, 2026 | Atlantic City, New Jersey / ANIPP showcases TBI evaluation protocol, Dr. Nasiek’s landmark book, and a free mobile TBI risk assessment tool — while one special guest steals the show.
Allied Neurology & Interventional Pain Practice (ANIPP), based in New Jersey, is proud to announce its successful participation in the 2026 New Jersey Association for Justice (NJAJ) Boardwalk Convention, held April 29 – May 1, 2026 in Atlantic City, New Jersey. ANIPP occupied Booth #909 in support of the NJAJ Educational Foundation, bringing a focused message on Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) recognition, evaluation, and treatment to an audience of attorneys, physicians, and legal professionals.
A Mission-Driven Presence
TBI remains one of the most critical — and most frequently overlooked — injuries in personal injury cases. Resulting even from seemingly minor accidents, TBIs can present with a range of symptoms including headaches, dizziness, memory impairment, difficulty concentrating, and emotional changes. Left unrecognized, these injuries can have lasting consequences for patients and significant implications for legal outcomes.
ANIPP’s participation at the NJAJ Convention was driven by a clear mission: to ensure that every TBI case is properly evaluated and treated — and that the professionals who serve accident victims have the tools, knowledge, and collaborative resources to make that happen.
The response at the convention was overwhelmingly positive, affirming that TBI awareness is a subject of vital importance to attorneys, physicians, and — most importantly — the accident victims they serve.
Brain Impact: A Landmark Resource on TBI
Central to ANIPP’s booth presentation was the promotion of Brain Impact: Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) After Accidents (2nd Edition, 2025), authored by Dariusz Nasiek, MD. This comprehensive resource is designed to educate both medical professionals and legal practitioners on the complexities of TBI — from symptom recognition and diagnostic pathways to treatment protocols and medical-legal documentation. The book reflects Dr. Nasiek’s extensive clinical experience and his commitment to elevating the standard of care for accident patients across New Jersey and beyond.
Introducing the Free TBI Risk Assessment Tool
In a significant step toward accessible care, Dr. Nasiek also unveiled a free TBI risk assessment tool — available both as a mobile application and through a web-based platform, at no charge to users. This tool empowers patients, families, and clinicians to identify potential TBI risk factors early, facilitating timely evaluation and intervention. It represents ANIPP’s commitment to removing barriers to care and placing evidence-based screening in the hands of those who need it most.
The ANIPP Team — and a Very Special Guest
Representing ANIPP at the convention were Anabel Rosario and Melissa Ramos, whose warmth, professionalism, and knowledge made meaningful connections throughout the three-day event.
A special mention goes to Milo, Melissa’s service dog, who quickly became the unofficial highlight of Booth #909. Milo’s calm, gentle, and friendly nature drew attendees in, created moments of genuine human connection, and brought warmth and smiles to everyone who visited. For many, Milo was not simply a guest at the convention — he was its heart.
Looking Ahead
ANIPP remains steadfast in its mission to ensure that all TBI cases receive the thorough evaluation and multidisciplinary care they deserve. The practice provides comprehensive neurological evaluations, electrodiagnostic studies, interventional pain procedures, clear clinical reporting, and expert testimony that withstands scrutiny — all in service of the patients and legal professionals who depend on accurate, well-documented medical findings.
ANIPP extends its sincere gratitude to all who visited Booth #909, engaged in conversation, and shared their insights. The enthusiasm and engagement demonstrated throughout the event affirmed the importance of this work — and the team looks forward to continued collaboration in support of New Jersey’s accident victims.
