The condition in which the employee has reached a state of maximal medical improvement is called:

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"Permanent and stationary" refers to the point at which the employee's condition reaches a plateau and is unlikely to improve further with treatment. At this point, the employee's disability is likely to be assessed for compensation or benefits. "Chronic" refers to a long-term condition that may or may not reach a point of maximal medical improvement, while "temporary" and "partial and rehabilitating" imply that the employee's condition may still be improving with treatment.

The Condition in Which the Employee Has Reached a State