It's estimated around 14% of patients recover full physical function with the help of physical and occupational therapy — unfortunately, many will need partial or full-time care after a stroke.

A breakthrough treatment is making a huge difference for stroke survivors, improving hand and arm function, and their quality ...

Vagus nerve stimulation is proving to be a game-changer for stroke patients. And WakeMed is leading the charge in the Triangle.

A hemorrhagic stroke causes brain damage due to bleeding. This type of stroke is caused by a blood vessel tear or leak.

These stroke survivors are in the hospital and typically get 3 hours of rehabilitation every day. Their job is to get ready to go home. Kristi Coltrane, Occupational Therapist They certainly can't ...

I've always been a very hands-on person, an outdoors type, but the stroke's limited that completely," he adds. Ava Coughlan, ...

The sudden symptoms indicating that someone’s had a stroke are well-recognized and are treated by intensive physical and occupational therapy. However, the long-term effects of stroke ...

the NHS is delivering high-quality specialist support for stroke patients - including through physiotherapy, occupational therapy and speech and language therapy - closer to patients' home." ...