At 50, Silivenusi “Nusi” Tukuafu faced a life-changing stroke, but his wife's swift action helped limit his brain damage. Now, with unwavering determination, Nusi is committed to being there for his family. Discover more about Nusi's remarkable recovery and his journey of resilience and hope.
A new AHA/ASA policy statement highlights major gaps in stroke rehab access. Key policy solutions include performance measures, expanded access and patient-centered approaches to strengthen recovery, improve outcomes.
As a caregiver, you provide the most important long-term support for your stroke survivor’s recovery and rehabilitation. But who takes care of you? Help balance caregiving and your well-being with these self-care tips.
Survivors of stroke face high risk of falling, with up to 73% experiencing a fall within six months of returning home. To help ensure safety, follow these step-by-step directions, for moving from the floor onto a chair.
Rehabilitation can help you rebuild your strength, confidence and independence. Each stroke journey is unique — but you don’t have to navigate it alone. Support and resources are available to guide you every step of the way. Get our free Life After Stroke guide to help your recovery.
After stroke, many daily activities are different, and often more difficult. That includes personal grooming. It affects your confidence and self-consciousness. Our step-by-step video provides tips and tricks for making bathing, dressing, hair care, teeth and nail care a bit easier.
If you have been affected by stroke, call our Stroke Family Warmline for support, information or just a sympathetic ear. Our dedicated stroke specialists can help survivors, their families and caregivers navigate life after stroke. Call 1-888-4-STROKE (1-888-478-7653) any weekday.
