Stroke Care

Improve your quality of life after a stroke with the help of the compassionate care team at PIH Health.

Accredited Program

Expert Stroke Care

You’ll have access to a wide range of treatment options. Our team of experts work together to provide you with the best possible outcome—from the time you arrive through follow-up care, including rehabilitation to regain skills and abilities.

What’s a Stroke?

A stroke is a medical emergency that requires immediate attention. There are two primary kinds of stroke:

• Ischemic stroke – Clot that blocks blood flow to the brain
• Hemorrhagic stroke – Blood vessel rupture that prevents blood flow to the brain

Signs of a Stroke

Every minute counts if someone is having a stroke. A stroke can affect:

• Ability to move parts of the body
• Ability to think
• Behavior
• Speech
• Vision

Am I at Risk of a Stroke?

You may have a higher chance of having a stroke if you:

• Are African American
• Are over 55
• Are overweight
• Have a family history of strokes
• Have health conditions such as diabetes, high cholesterol or high blood pressure

Stroke Recovery & Rehabilitation

A stroke can damage the brain, making it difficult to complete everyday activities. People who survive a stroke may suffer some physical or mental disabilities afterward. Recovery care and rehabilitation after a stroke can help with:

• Behavioral changes
• Fatigue
• Headaches
• Memory issues
• Problems with coordination or movement
• Speaking issues