Stroke & Acquired Brain Injury Care

An In-Home Care Plan
For Our Clients

Providing In-Home
Care Across Fairfield County, ct

A stroke involves loss of blood flow to the brain and can cause incontinence, weakness, imbalance, paralysis, memory issues, speech impairment, joint pain, muscle spasms, behavioral changes, and depression. Stroke recovery is different for everyone and, as a result, will require varying levels of care. At Home Care Connectors, we provide many beneficial services essential to recovery after a stroke, including help with bathing, meal preparation, housekeeping, medication monitoring, and transportation.

When Is It Time To Get an in-Home caregiver?

There are approximately 800,000 strokes each year in the United States, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). Of that value, nearly 75 percent of stroke cases are over 65 years of age. Stroke recovery varies, with some individuals recovering naturally while others may need additional assistance.

When Is It Time To Get an in-Home caregiver?

If you or a loved one survived a stroke and now face challenges with daily tasks, it might be time to consider in-home care services. At Home Care Connectors, we provide an array of beneficial services for stroke recovery, including help with bathing, meal preparation, housekeeping, medication monitoring, transportation, dressing, and more.

A Care Plan Specific To Each Client

A personalized plan is essential for the overall well-being of each client. Adhering to a physician’s care plan and recommendations about diet and lifestyle will decrease the likelihood of a return to the hospital and promote progressive recovery. Our team will work with you and your doctors to create a client-specific plan of care that both improves the odds of a successful recovery and helps to prevent future strokes.

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