Our Stroke Rehabilitation service supports individuals adjusting to life after a stroke. This often involves rebuilding physical strength, coordination, speech, and emotional resilience. Our specialist carers provide structured daily support either at home or in supported living settings, always tailored to the client’s unique recovery path.
Care includes help with personal tasks, mobility support, physical engagement activities, medication management, and emotional encouragement. We work closely with families and medical professionals to ensure consistency across all areas of recovery.
Stroke recovery can be challenging, but with the right support it can also be empowering. We aim to enhance quality of life by promoting daily function, increasing independence, and reducing the risk of complications or hospital readmissions.
Our environments are safe, adaptive, and designed to accommodate both physical and cognitive limitations while fostering confidence and hope.
Stroke recovery looks different for everyone. Below are answers to common questions about how our rehabilitation care supports independence, healing, and dignity.
Anyone recovering from a stroke who needs daily support with physical or cognitive challenges.
Yes. We offer stroke rehabilitation both in supported homes and in clients’ own residences.
Support with mobility, routines, communication, emotional health, and daily living tasks.
We work alongside families and external therapists to reinforce professional recovery plans at home.
This varies. Some clients need short-term recovery support, others require longer-term functional assistance.
Yes. Families are a key part of our person-centred rehabilitation process and planning.