Concussion management after being release from the hospital is a crucial part of recovery. The key role of the treatment is to get the body enough rest it needs. According to study, if the brain has achieved enough rest, the alteration inside the concussed part will also be fixed. Abnormal neuro-chemical responses will be slowly corrected.

In order to assist you on how to manage your condition after the integrated concussion treatment, you should follow the following tips:

• Prohibited from driving. After being released from the treatment, the brain has not much of a control yet. It is natural to experience a buffering time reaction responses due to the severity of the impact done to your brain. If you want to go out, please ask for someone who will drive for you to avoid getting further accidents in the road that could lead to second concussion.
• Ask for a chaperone that will assist you. Maximum guidance is needed while your condition is fragile. 24 hours after the accident, the patient should be well monitored to avoid getting other complications that may occur after the impact was made.
• Instantly after head trauma happens, solid food should not be fed to the victims because their system could not process it. Usually, they will vomit the food intake that their body is receiving. Give them something liquid that could help them brave the day without being hungry. 
• You should always be armed with painkiller because extreme headaches will storm the brain after the injury. Headaches will be tormenting the patient for quite a while so painkillers will drastically fight the condition. Taking it should be under the doctor's prescription to avoid over-dosage.
• Adults should be advised not to drink alcohol after the treatment. According to research, alcohol stops the development of the brain cells. Alterations due to impact have destroyed some of the brain tissues and cells so alcohol intake should be contained to heal quickly.
• Do not oversleep because you might not wake up anymore. There should be a person assigned to wake the victim up and check the condition. This is part of the guidelines so following it is a must to assure quick recovery.
• Get enough supply of vitamin C and K; these vitamins are good agents for preventing the inflammation to happen in the impacted part of the brain.

Going out from the hospital should need a follow up in order to assure that the concussion treatment will not just go to waste. If the body will be stressed after the treatment, there is a big chance of getting SIS or second impact syndrome that may cause immediate death. Another long term effect is post concussion syndrome.