Beautiful.
Speaking of Ontario, one of the things I've heard from Concussion North relates to the billing by doctors for concussion-related injuries. There isn't a specific billing cycle for concussion, so they basically have to bill under a very limited dollar-per-hour, which then allows them almost no ability to give the additional services that are needed.
If you're looking at a comprehensive approach, having both the doctor who specializes in head injuries and the general practitioner, as well as perhaps somebody who's going to help with exercises and so on, the money just isn't there. I don't think that was covered in Rowan's law.
In cases you've seen in the professional environment, is it the teams that pick up most of the bills for treating this?