In the United States alone, more than 6.5 million people have experienced and lived through a stroke. More than 795,000 people in the United States have a stroke every year, and our objective is to help those survivors and their families through providing resources, information, tools,

Having a daily routine helps us create habits to meet our goals. After a stroke, organizing your day in a way that works for you will help you stay focused on your stroke rehab and recovery.

The resulting stress can lead to some serious problems — one of them being an increased risk of suffering a stroke!

Maintaining a healthy blood pressure is very important because the higher your blood pressure is the higher your chances of having health issues are. All of your body's important organs, such as your brain and heart, receive nutrients and oxygen through your blood flow.

When you save your energy, your body accomplishes more, and often more efficiently. Use the following strategies to be more efficient, productive, and safe during your daily routine.

Seventy percent of American adults report taking at least one medication. Consider the following tips to streamline your medication management process.

Act as fast as you can for TIA (mini-stroke) recovery. Learn about TIA (ministroke) symptoms and ministroke recovery.

We describe the general aspects of hand spasticity, spasticity treatment options, and how to choose a hand rehab glove to manage hand spasticity.

The last article of 3 things to know for successful stroke recovery series. It's essential to make a healthy lifestyle habit for consistent and successful stroke recovery.

The second article of 3 things to know for successful stroke recovery series. You should check the information is appropriate for your situation or not.

The definition of Dynamic AFOs, who needs DAFO, checklist before buying your drop foot brace/AFO

We have put together a series of 3 posts about 3 things to know for your successful stroke recovery:

A brain injury can increase your risk of developing dementia. Learn about what causes dementia after brain injury and how to lower your risk.

A “healthy lifestyle” can really take on a lot of different meanings depending on who you are talking to!

We can’t predict the timeline for when a stroke may affect a particular person. But we can definitely spread awareness about risk factors.