Stroke

Balance
10 Exercises to Improve Balance After Brain InjuryMaintaining good balance after a brain injury is crucial. Here are 10 exercises to start today to ensure safe and effective mobility.

NIHSS
What is the National Institutes of Health Stroke Scale (NIHSS)?The National Institutes of Health Stroke Scale (NIHSS) is a clinical assessment of stroke severity. Results from this measure can help predict a patient's recovery and determine their medical course following acute stroke.

Stroke
Post-Stroke ChallengesAfter experiencing a stroke, many people are unsure of how their day-to-day life will look. On top of financial burdens, doctor visits, and therapy sessions, patients often face emotional, physical, and cognitive changes.

Stroke
What causes a stroke?Stroke is a disease caused by the abrupt stoppage of blood flow to the brain. When the blood vessel providing oxygen and nutrients is disrupted, your brain is cut-off from the supply of those critical

stroke hand contracture
How can I Prevent Hand Contracture After a Stroke?Contracture is another name for extreme stiffness in the muscles, joints, or connective tissue. It is an advanced form of spasticity. Many stroke survivors suffer from a large amount of spasticity in their affected hand, which can lead to a clenched fist.

Misunderstood Myths
The 4 Most Misunderstood Myths About Stroke and Stroke RecoveryThere can be some misinformation or misunderstandings about the facts surrounding stroke and stroke recovery.

Stroke Rehab
Stroke RehabilitationRehabilitation training can help improve the quality and degree of movement that is affected related to stroke.

Risk Factors
What Causes a Stroke: 7 Major Stroke Risk FactorsToday, Let’s take a look at 7 conditions and lifestyle choices that might contribute to a higher risk of stroke.

Stroke
Understanding Your Brain and StrokeOne of the most widely known diseases associated with such an important organ(cerebrum, cerebellum, brain stem) is a stroke.