Excellent Care for Post-Stroke Recovery Treatment
When a person suffers a stroke, care is in two phases. In the first phase, doctors will carry out emergency care to stop the stroke and treat the patient. The initial care at the hospital is followed by a period of rehabilitation and recovery care to address the secondary effects. The goal of stroke recovery care is to help patients relearn some of the skills lost as a result of the stroke and provide assistive care to improve the quality of life as the patient recovers.
What Are The Chances of Stroke Recovery?
To an extent, the brain is capable of healing itself after a stroke. Given the right amount of time and rehabilitation, the patient may be able to regain cognitive abilities and speech, as well as motor skills. Statistically, about 10% of patients recover fully from a stroke while 25% recover with minor impairments. 40% of patients recover with moderate but manageable impairment. Stroke recovery care can boost the chances of patient recovery and ensure better results during rehabilitation.
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Impact Of Stroke On Everyday Life
Stroke patients may experience trouble with managing their daily living activities. Simple activities like bathing, dressing, cooking, housekeeping, and driving can become difficult after a stroke. Specific symptoms of stroke such as spasticity and an inability to use one side of the body can make these regular activities difficult. Stroke may also have a cognitive effect on survivors making it difficult for them to remember dates, keep track of where items are placed, or follow directions. All of these necessitate the services of a caregiver whom they can rely on for assistance with these activities when needed.
How Long Is Stroke
Recovery Care Required?
The exact period it will take to recover from a stroke would depend on the severity of the initial stroke and the amount of damage it has caused. In some cases, patients may be able to recover within three to four months after a stroke, but recovery may be ongoing in some cases.
Benefits Of Stroke
Recovery Care
While the patient continues recovery, having a caregiver around will be very helpful. Some of the benefits of stroke recovery care include:
- Make daily activities easier for patients
- Provides companionship and company
- Provides medication reminders and non-medical support with daily activities
- Help patients return to normal life quickly
CareMo Stroke Recovery Services
After a stroke, the body will need time to heal and recover. CareMo’s trained and professional caregivers help stroke patients during the difficult days and weeks after a stroke. Our goal is to help patients return to their normal life faster and ease them from everyday stress during the recovery process.
1. (Another) Stroke Prevention care. CareMo home care aides are trained to provide non-medical support for your loved ones, including healthy lifestyle encouragement, meal planning, and medication reminders as directed by the care plan. They do not monitor blood pressure or provide medical care.
2. Lifestyle Changes. Change in lifestyle adds to the benefit of reducing the risk of another stroke. CareMo home care aides can help your loved ones with the meal preparation as provided by his/her dietitian.
3. Gaining Independence. Licensed physical and occupational therapists help develop the care plan, and CareMo Home Care Aides provide non-medical support with daily routines and activities as outlined in that plan.
4. Focusing on Care. Our in home care aide will offer help with daily living skills such as light housekeeping, cooking and meal planning and more. Having the help available for daily tasks of life will allow you to focus on your recovery instead of “chores” that you would typically be caught up in doing.
5. It is without a doubt that having someone in times like these is an important part of recovering from any health crisis. Our home care aides will provide companionship, intelligent conversation, and even encourage safe traveling outside of the home. Socialization is an important part of stroke recovery.
6. Personal Care. Oral Hygiene Care, Bathing, Using the rest Room are examples of the jobs a home care aide does for personal care needs.
Contact us to find out more about our stroke recovery care services. Call (415) 349-4433
