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Caregiving for Stroke Victims

Caregiving for Stroke Victims

Having a stroke can be a tragic experience for the victim and their family.  Strokes occur when brain tissue is damaged because of a lack of blood flow to the brain due to burst or blocked blood vessel pathways.  The effects of a stroke vary widely between people in...
Caregiving for Stroke Victims

Caregiving for Stroke Victims

Every stroke survivor’s story and experience are unique.  Genetics, the part of the brain affected, the amount of brain damage, rehabilitation, willpower, and persistence all play a role in recovery.  It can be a dark and unsure time for families who have a loved one...
Post Stroke Care

Post Stroke Care

When a family member has a stroke, we understand and sympathize with the drastic effect it may have on your family.  Your world may be turned upside down as you fear that your loved one will suffer from paralysis, loss of speech, or inability to understand language. ...
Post Stroke Tips

Post Stroke Tips

If your loved one has had a stroke, they may need in-home post-stroke care to fully recover. Having professional transitional care services when discharged from the hospital ensures consistency of care. Experienced in-home care agencies work with your family member’s...
Emergency Response to Stroke

Emergency Response to Stroke

If you have an elderly loved one who is at high risk for stroke, you will save his life if you hire a 24-hour in-home caregiver.  The importance of recognizing stroke signs is crucial prior to calling 911.  Your loved one might not recognize signs if he is having a...