Rehabilitation Plan
/ˌrɛhəˌbɪlɪˈteɪʃən plæn/
Definitions
- (n.) A documented strategy designed for the recovery, reintegration, or restoration of an individual or property following injury, incarceration, or damage, often used in legal and correctional contexts.
The court approved the defendant's rehabilitation plan to facilitate reentry into society.
- (n.) A formal outline of services and goals aimed at restoring the functional abilities of a person injured at work, typically part of workers' compensation claims.
The injured worker's rehabilitation plan included physical therapy and vocational training.
Forms
- rehabilitation plan
- rehabilitation plans
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Commentary
Rehabilitation plans frequently serve as binding components in legal agreements or court orders; clarity in outlining goals, timelines, and responsible parties enhances enforceability.
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