Stroke Care

Stroke care at home involves specialised care and support services provided to individuals recovering from a stroke. This care is designed to help manage the physical, cognitive, and emotional effects of a stroke, facilitate rehabilitation, and support the individual's independence and recovery at home.

Stroke care at home is beneficial for individuals who have had a stroke and require ongoing support to recover. It is suitable for those who need assistance with daily activities, physical therapy, speech therapy, and other rehabilitation needs that can be effectively managed in the home environment.

Stroke care at home aids recovery by providing tailored rehabilitation programs and consistent support in a comfortable setting. It allows for frequent therapy sessions, which are crucial for regaining lost functions. Homecare also offers a level of personalisation and adaptability that is often more challenging to achieve in residential settings.

Carers providing stroke care at home are specially trained to understand the physical and cognitive challenges associated with stroke recovery. They receive training in handling mobility issues, communication difficulties, and the use of rehabilitation equipment. Additionally, they are educated about the emotional and psychological support needed by stroke survivors.

We conduct thorough assessments to make necessary adjustments in the home, such as securing rugs and rearranging furniture to improve accessibility and prevent falls. Regular evaluations are conducted to adapt the home environment as the individual’s needs change during recovery.