FREE printable resources designed to support stroke survivors and their families.

Falls are one of the top reasons for re-hospitalization. Contact us to schedule a FREE IN HOME safety evaluation and consultation to ensure a safe environment for successful post stroke recovery.

This form allows you to name another individual as agent to make health care decisions for you if you become incapable of making your own decisions and/or if you want to authorized another person to handle your medical needs.

Journaling offers post-stroke survivors a safe space to express their thoughts and emotions, helping them process the complex feelings that often accompany recovery. Print our FREE journal book here.

Engaging in puzzles, word searches, and other activities helps improve memory, problem-solving skills, and attention span. It can also support fine motor skills through tasks that require writing or drawing, enhancing hand-eye coordination. For stroke survivors, an activity book serves as both a therapeutic tool and a source of enjoyment, aiding in the overall rehabilitation process.

Having an emergency contact form filled out and posted in a visible spot at home is crucial for ensuring quick and effective response during a crisis. Having this information readily accessible can make a significant difference in the outcome, offering peace of mind to you and your loved ones.

This flowchart simplifies the typical process following a stroke, from immediate medical care to long-term recovery. It highlights the transition points where concierge care can be crucial for guidance, support, and medical monitoring, especially during the transition home and the critical first month.

Each stroke rehabilitation setting is designed to cater to different stages of recovery, from intensive acute care to long-term assistance. The right setting depends on the individual’s condition and the severity of the stroke. This custom flow chart will allow you to see the big picture of the discharge plan from the hospital.