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After being injured at work your primary concerns should be getting the medical care and rest you need to recover fully. However, the complexity of the worker's compensation system in the United States can cause significant stress and uncertainty.

This article will discuss what to expect from an assisted living facility, who these facilities are for, and how they can help people manage their disabilities while maintaining their independence and quality of life.

Post-concussive syndrome is a set of symptoms that are common in patients who have suffered from a concussion.

Congregate living health facilities are homes for individuals who have healthcare needs that prevent them from living alone, in traditional assisted living facilities, or in larger skilled nursing facilities.

Workers' compensation is a system that is designed to support workers who are injured on the job and as a result are unable to support themselves financially.

"Supportive living" is a form of assisted living. These facilities also provide basic medical care such as assistance with medications, wound care, and mobility.