I can't find any news. Even if his face bones are intact, he almost certainly has to be in concussion evaluation at this point.
Here's the evaluation process--
4. Acute Evaluation and Management:
a. Concussion Evaluation. If a player is suspected of having a concussion, or exhibits the signs or symptoms of concussion, he will be removed from participation by either a team physician or the player’s team athletic trainer and undergo evaluation in a quiet, distraction-free environment conducive to conducting a neurological evaluation.
b. Serial Evaluation. If a player undergoes a concussion evaluation and is not diagnosed with a concussion, the team’s medical staff will continue to monitor the player, and the player will undergo at least another concussion evaluation by the medical staff prior to the team’s next game or practice or approximately 24 hours after the initial concussion evaluation (whichever is first). If the player subsequently develops any signs or symptoms of concussion, the player will immediately be removed from participation and will undergo a concussion evaluation.
c. Prohibition from Participation. If a player is diagnosed with concussion, he will not return to participation: (1) on that same day or the next calendar day; and (2) before completing the required return-to-participation process.
Here's the return process if diagnosed with a concussion--
5- Return-to-Participation Decisions:
a. Timing of Return-to-Participation Exertion Process. A player diagnosed with a concussion should be regularly monitored for 24 hours for the evolution of symptoms, and accordingly the player may not begin the return-to-participation exertion process until 24 hours after the time of injury.
b. Return to Participation Requirements. A player who had a concussion may not return to participation until:
i. He is without concussion-related symptoms at rest;
ii. He has been evaluated by a physician;
iii. He has successfully completed the NBA return-to-participation exertion process; and
iv. A team physician has discussed the return-to-participation process and decision with the Director of the NBA Concussion Program. Note that the final return-to-participation decision is to be made by the player’s team physician, in order to maximize the consistency of care for the player.
