Which of the following describes 'rehabilitation benefits' under Workers Compensation?

Rehabilitation benefits under Workers Compensation are specifically designed to assist injured workers as they transition back to the workforce after an injury. These benefits encompass various forms of support that may include vocational training, job placement services, and counseling, all aimed at enabling the individual to regain their previous employment status or find new employment suited to their capabilities following an injury or illness.

While other benefits in a Workers Compensation system may cover training costs, medical expenses, or childcare costs—none of those options adequately capture the broad purpose and intent of rehabilitation benefits. The focus with rehabilitation benefits is distinctively on facilitating a worker's return to productivity and helping them adapt to any limitations that may arise from their injury.