Home-based rehabilitation has many advantages for patients with stroke and neurological injuries.

Rehabilitation at home may yield better outcomes than rehabilitation in a hospital or clinic setting as the home environment provides unique opportunities for restoring meaningful function within a personalized real-world context.

Rather than repeating tasks in a sterile clinical setting, patients work on function, mobility, communication, and activities of daily living within their own, familiar environment.

AHA/ASA-endorsed evidence demonstrates that results from structured home-based rehabilitation programs may surpass those from institutional care, and accelerate enduring recovery.

We can combine home rehabilitation with telerehabilitation (medical care delivered remotely), when necessary.

This approach promotes compliance, supports functional gains and helps therapists to address real-life barriers to self-sufficiency.