Post-Stroke Care2025-02-12T09:28:07+00:00

Post-Stroke Care Northern Ireland

Dignified & Expert Post-Stroke Care

What is Post-Stroke Care

Aftercare for stroke victims doesn’t need to happen in an unfamiliar setting. Connected Health offers comprehensive, in-home support for individuals recovering from a stroke or transient ischemic attack (TIA), as well as their families. Recognising the profound impact a stroke can have not just on the individual, but on loved ones as well, we provide tailored homecare services nationwide, including visiting care during critical times and round-the-clock care. Our highly skilled carers deliver holistic rehabilitation support, addressing mobility and strength through physical therapy, communication challenges with speech and language therapy, communication challenges with speech and language therapy, cognitive rehabilitation for memory and thinking difficulties, and assistance with daily living activities. By fostering a supportive home environment, Connected Health helps accelerate recovery and restore independence.


The Target Group for Post-Stroke Care at Home

This specialised care is vital for anyone who has suffered a stroke. It’s especially crucial for those grappling with physical limitations, speech impairments, or cognitive changes post-stroke. For families, it assures their loved one receives comprehensive care geared towards maximising recovery, allowing them to focus on emotional support and spending quality time together.


Optimal Timing to Seek Post-Stroke Care at Home

Families should initiate discussions about Post-Stroke Care during the hospitalisation phase. Planning early for home care ensures a smooth transition from the hospital to the home, where recovery can continue in a comfortable and familiar setting. It’s about creating a seamless continuum of care that fosters recovery and reassurance for the family.


The Advantages of Post-Stroke Home Care

Opting for Connected Health’s Post-Stroke Care benefits extend far beyond physical rehabilitation. Our care:

  • Improves Physical Function | Patients regain strength and mobility through personalised physical therapy.
  • Enhances Communication | Speech and language therapy helps overcome challenges in communication, a common post-stroke issue.
  • Boosts Cognitive Abilities | Cognitive rehabilitation enhances memory, problem-solving skills, and other cognitive functions.
  • Promotes Independence | Assistance with daily activities helps patients regain independence, enhancing their confidence and self-esteem.
  • Provides Emotional and Psychological Support | Our care encompasses emotional support for patients and families, helping them adapt to life after a stroke.
  • Offers Family Relief and Education | We provide families with the necessary support, education, and respite care to enable them to support their loved ones better.

Our stroke aftercare services are tailored to your needs and delivered where you love most, in the company of those you love most. This is the beauty of Connected Health homecare. A local care specialist will work closely with you to create a homecare plan to your needs, routines, and lifestyle. This helps speed up recovery and is a great place to relearn skills and adapt to physical limitations.

We will collaborate with your family, the hospital, your physician, and other healthcare organisations to create a stroke care plan that meets your needs. You can still have your district nurse attend to offer additional stroke support, if needed. We know that asking for help is a difficult decision. We are here to help you every step of your way.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How long does a patient typically require Post-Stroke Care?2024-03-25T16:56:49+00:00

The duration of this type of home care depends on the severity of the stroke and the individual’s progress. Some patients may need a few weeks of care, while others may require longer-term support.

What role do families play in Connected Health’s Post-Stroke Care?2024-03-25T16:54:42+00:00

Families are an integral part of our care approach. We involve them in care planning, keep them informed about progress, and provide training to support their loved one’s recovery at home.

Can this care help in regaining complete independence?2024-03-25T16:54:17+00:00

While complete recovery varies from person to person, our goal is always to maximise the patient’s independence. Our comprehensive rehabilitation approach is designed to enhance functional abilities to the greatest extent possible.

What support does Connected Health provide for the emotional challenges post-stroke?2024-03-25T16:52:39+00:00

Understanding the emotional impact of a stroke, we offer counselling and support groups for the patient and family members. Our caregivers are trained to provide emotional support and encourage positive coping strategies.

How does Connected Health tailor rehabilitation to each stroke survivor?2024-03-25T16:52:10+00:00

Our team thoroughly assesses each patient’s specific challenges and recovery goals. Based on this, we develop a personalised care plan that includes targeted therapies and activities designed to address the individual’s unique post-stroke needs.

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