Post-stroke Cognitive Care

Stroke is the leading cause of adult disability in the United States. A stroke occurs every 40 seconds, and over 800,000 people experience a new or recurrent stroke every year. While some will recover completely, more than ⅔ will have some sort of lasting disability.

After a stroke, changes in memory, language, or movement can make everyday life challenging. Recovery takes time, patience, and the right kind of environment to rebuild confidence and ability. At Parc Provence, our on-site therapy team helps residents regain strength, improve communication, and rediscover independence at their own pace.

Recognizing the Signs of Stroke

Families may notice shifts in memory, speech, or problem-solving that develop gradually after stroke. Recognizing these signs early helps ensure your loved one receives the right mix of therapy, safety, and encouragement. It is important to act quickly if someone may be having a stroke. Call 9-1-1 if you recognize stroke symptoms. Look for the following:

Sudden numbness or weakness of face, arm, or leg, particularly on one side of the body

Difficulty speaking, understanding, or expressing thoughts

Quick onset of difficulty seeing in one or both eyes

Physical weakness or balance challenges

Severe headache with sudden onset and no known cause

How We Help

We integrate physical rehabilitation with memory care expertise. Our interdisciplinary approach bridges therapy and memory care, ensuring that residents receive both rehabilitation and emotional support. We work toward steady progress, comfort, and renewed self-confidence.

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Integrated therapy plans combining physical, occupational, and speech care

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Safe, supportive spaces that promote movement and reduce fall risk

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Daily routines designed to encourage independence and engagement

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Consistent updates and collaboration with families and healthcare teams

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A compassionate environment focused on encouragement and stability

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