About Stroke
Stroke is a life-changing event. How long it takes you to recover depends on many factors, including the type of stroke you had, the area of your brain affected, and the amount of brain injury.
After a stroke, you will often recover some function in the first few months. This is part of the body’s natural healing process.
Stroke rehabilitation can help you relearn skills and abilities that were damaged or lost, regain as much independence as possible, and learn to cope with any remaining limitations.
How We Can Help
We help patients navigate life after a stroke. Stroke recovery involves changes in daily habits, medicines, rehabilitation, and sometimes surgery to lower the risk of another stroke.
Medication Management
Stroke patients are often prescribed blood-thinners as well as blood pressure and cholesterol medications. They may also need assistance remembering and understanding dosing instructions.
Rehabilitation
Stroke rehab may include speech, occupational, and physical therapy. Our therapists help patients regain strength, mobility, and communication and relearn activities of daily living.
Tools for Recovery
We help stroke survivors continue to live independently through home safety assessments, care coordination, and educating patients and loved ones about how to prevent stroke recurrence.
Reach out to us to learn more about our services and programs.