The sudden onset of a stroke can leave a family urgently in need of guidance and support in the best ways to care for their family member who has suffered a stroke. A professional home care agency such as Live Free Home Health Care in Concord can fill that need, helping to make life more comfortable after a stroke.
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- Helpful Tips to Make Life More Comfortable After a Stroke
- Creating a Safe Environment for Those Who Have Experienced a Stroke
Web Resources:
Click the links below to access resource websites to find out more about stroke information and stroke care.
Informative fact sheet from Family Caregiver Alliance outlines various details regarding strokes, including symptoms, effects, treatment and risk factors.
Stroke Caregivers Handbook
Stroke Awareness for Everyone (SAFE) created a stroke caregivers handbook, a guide for those needing help in dealing with the crisis of a stroke. Also available to download as a PDF.
Take this short quiz and see if you’re up to par on strokes and stroke awareness, courtesy of HealthCentral.com.
Informative Web site promotes stroke awareness, educates on signs of stroke, and provides a number of materials such as brochures, posters and videos, courtesy of the National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke.
Caring.com offers advice regarding home care for stroke survivors, as well as how to create a stroke care plan and put it into effect.
HowtoCare.com provides answers to some frequently asked questions concerning stroke care, in addition to strategies to help caregivers cope.
The American Stroke Association offers an assortment of downloadable resource sheets covering a wide range of topics dealing with life after stroke.
An educational site including information on Stroke Prevention, Stroke Risk Factors, and Stroke Symptoms.
Support network designed for survivors and caregivers of adult stroke.