We're here to help you navigate the challenging

Post - Stroke Recovery Journey

Are you helping a loved one who has had a stroke? Caring for a stroke survivor at home can be emotionally, mentally and physically challenging. In addition to distress, disruption of employment and family life can make caregiving difficult.

The effects of stroke can range from mild to severe, reversible to permanent. Some people recover completely from strokes, but more than two-thirds of survivors will have residual dysfunction. Depending on your loved one's needs, and how your caregiving role is affecting you, you may need to consider looking into what care options are available.

Call (877) 504-3822

Stroke is the fourth leading cause of death in America and a leading cause of adult disability

"There's no place like home. We are here to deliver the highest quality of care
in the environment our clients desire most - at home!"

Vanessa Valerio

COO & VP of Patient Care

How can Care
Indeed help?

Our caregivers, all bonded and insured, can help your loved one adjust to life after a stroke. They have been taught techniques on safety and communication, and are trained to:

Provide physical, mental and emotional support
Help your loved one focus on accomplishing activities of daily living, such as personal care and hygiene
Encourage your loved one to perform range-of motion exercises and activities prescribed by therapists (to regain as much independence as possible)
Assist with doctor's appointments, communicate with health care professionals, and provide medication reminders
Recognize warnings of another stroke
Be an advocate for your loved one

Would you like to learn more?

Contact us today! Recovery can be a long and frustrating process. We're here to offer you respite. If your loved has a need for greater care, our caregivers can provide round-the-clock assistance with compassion, respect and patience.

Call (877) 504-3822