Stroke Rehabilitation

Your stroke rehabilitation journey

A stroke is a life-threatening medical emergency that involves damage to the brain from an interruption of its blood supply.

• Understanding stroke: Causes, symptoms, risk factors and treatment

Following a stroke, rehabilitation can help patients recover and maximize their long-term independence. Starting stroke rehabilitation early plays a key role in stroke recovery, but everyone’s journey is unique.

• How does occupational therapy aid stroke recovery?
• Speech therapy after stroke: Communication, aphasia and swallowing recovery
• Cognitive and emotional changes after stroke: What patients and families should know
• Stroke and vision loss: How a stroke may affect your vision and what you can do about it

At Good Shepherd Rehabilitation, our team of physiatrists, nurses, therapists and case managers support your stroke rehabilitation, utilizing leading-edge treatments and technologies.

Inpatient Stroke Rehabilitation

Good Shepherd Rehabilitation Hospital in Center Valley offers CARF-accredited inpatient stroke rehabilitation.

Outpatient Stroke Rehabilitation

For outpatient stroke rehabilitation, we provide therapy at 20 outpatient locations in eight counties across eastern Pennsylvania.

Pediatric Stroke Rehabilitation

For inpatient pediatric stroke rehabilitation, learn more about Good Shepherd Rehabilitation Hospital Emily Howatt Pliskatt Pediatric Unit.

Wherever you are in your stroke recovery, stroke rehabilitation can help improve your quality of life.

For more information, call 1-888-447-3422 (44-REHAB) or contact us online.