WSD16 Stroke can happen to anyone at any age. World Stroke Day 2016 recognizes that although stroke is a complex medical issue, there are ways to significantly reduce its impact. We are calling everyone – individuals, families, communities, health professionals and...

Stroke is the number one cause of long term severe disability. Stroke survivors and their families are dependent on progress around neurological research and neurorehabilitation to ameliorate their disability. From a patient perspective, it makes no sense for stroke...

Rachel Lutz | https://www.hcplive.com/ When stroke or lower extremity surgery patients have strong social and family support, they often spend less time in an inpatient rehabilitation facility, according to findings presented in the journal Physical Medicine and...

October 16th – 22nd is Invisible Disabilities Week. Let’s make the invisible visible by supporting this initiative! Invisible disability is a term that captures a whole spectrum of hidden symptoms or challenges that are primarily neurological in nature.Many brain and...

Following the news about Sutter Lakeside Hospital's from Lakeport (USA) staff hitting the streets to bring preventative education to Lake County, we spoke with Sandra Levy, SAFE Vice President. Sutter Lakeside Hospital's Project Beginning Thursday, Oct. 13, hospital...