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Stroke/ CVA- Post Stroke Care in the home environment by trusted caregivers
A stroke, can be defined as a cerebrovascular accident (CVA), which occurs when the blood supply to parts of the brain is interrupted or decreased, depriving brain tissue of oxygen and nutrients. Two common types of stroke episodes are:
- Blockage (ischemic stroke)
- Rupture (hemorrhagic stroke) in a blood vessel in the brain
Strokes are consequential emergencies that require immediate treatment to minimize brain damage and potential complications.


Benefits of Care
Home care following a stroke provides several crucial benefits for patients recovering
from the event. Some of these benefits include:
Relief and Support:
Being in their own environment allows your loved one to recover in a familiar environment, which can reduce stress and promote a sense of comfort. Family members can provide emotional support and encouragement, to promote the wellbeing of your loved one.
Patient-centered Care Plans:
Our home care plans are tailored to specific care needs and preferences of your loved one, promoting the rehabilitation and recovery process after discharge from the hospital/ sub-acute unit.
Continuity:
The presence of constant identified caregivers can promote a sense of safety. This also allows for carry-over of the structured daily routine and exercise goals.
Promoting Independence and quality of life:
Home care encourages your loved one to participate in daily activities and exercises in their own environment, promoting independence and boosting confidence.
Focused Home-Exercises
Exercises can be specifically targeted to improve mobility, speech, and cognitive functions in the context of the patient's home environment. We usually work in tandem with the out-patient therapists to guide the process.
Overall, home care can support your loved one’s physical and emotional well-being
while facilitating independence and quality of life.
Why Choose Us?
Dedicated to enhancing the quality of life for each individual
Ilanie Kriel, founder and director worked in the Neuro-rehabilitation field for 7 years as a social worker, providing supportive counselling to patients and families. Ilanie was also primarily responsible for discharge planning, and thus has a vast understanding of patient
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FAQ
General Question
How can stroke be prevented?
Prevention strategies include maintaining a healthy diet, exercising regularly, managing blood pressure and cholesterol levels, quitting smoking, limiting alcohol intake, managing diabetes, and being aware of family history.
What is the prognosis after a stroke?
Prognosis varies greatly among individuals depending on factors such as the type of stroke, the extent of brain damage, and how quickly treatment was received. Early intervention and rehabilitation can significantly improve outcomes.
What should I do if I think someone is having a stroke?
Act FAST: Face (check if one side of the face droops), Arms (check if one arm drifts downward when raised), Speech (check if speech is slurred or strange), Time (call emergency services immediately if you observe any of these signs).
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