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Rehabilitation Case Studies

This series of vocational assessment and rehabilitation focused case studies from IPTF member, Krysalis, explore how tailored support can enhance the effectiveness of income protection by facilitating recovery and return to work.

James’ Story

Using Excel to step towards work after head injury

In his 30s, operational accounts analyst James sustained a head injury after a car turned into his pathway as he cycled home from work. James’ injuries had an immediate impact on his and his family’s life. He wasn’t able to be the hands-on dad and supportive husband he had previously been, and he was unsure how he could return to work. So, what help did he need?

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Peter’s Story

Understanding symptoms for work readiness

In his 50s, warehouse operative Peter was initially misdiagnosed with sciatica after experiencing severe pain down his right leg. As his symptoms worsened, a subsequent MRI scan revealed that Peter had suffered three strokes in close succession. Shocked by the diagnosis and feeling the effects of his symptoms, Peter questioned whether a return to work would ever be possible. What was needed to get him work-ready?

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Esther’s Story

 Striding for strength after brain injury

In her 40s, business professional Esther suffered a brain injury after a fall, which also caused hydrocephalus – too much fluid on the brain. Esther returned to work slowly after months of sick leave, but was presenting with memory issues, neuro fatigue, and mood changes. She didn’t know what would help her improve, and she couldn’t see a way through. What would help?

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For further insight into the role of rehabilitation in income protection, explore Story 2 of our 7 Claims Stories series – Vocational Rehabilitation: Getting Back on Track. This story explores how vocational rehabilitation can be the crucial link in supporting recovery and enabling a return to work. It highlights how tailored support can complement the broader health and wellbeing services included in many income protection policies. By focusing not only on financial security but also on functional recovery, vocational rehabilitation helps bridge the gap between illness and sustainable employment. Check out our resources below to read more.

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