Tennis and Stroke Recovery present many of the same attributes. In both cases, a disciplined, devoted mentality is needed along with hard work and a dedicated team.
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May is Stroke Awareness Month, a disease that for many can be avoided and prevented when in good health. Learn how to improve your health without breaking the bank.
You’ve had a stroke, and now you’re wondering what’s next. How do you reclaim your life? How do you regain your confidence?
If you are a stroke survivor and wondering what lies in your professional future, it might be worth considering self-employment or doing contract work.
It’s easy to fall into unhealthy habits as you age. You may become less active, gain extra weight, or experience feelings of loneliness or anxiety.
The New Years Ball has dropped on 42d Street in New York and most of the College Bowl games have now passed. Respectfully, now it is time to get back to YOUR stroke improvement business. With the New Year many of our therapy money tranches have been refreshed so now is the time to consider your situation, and possibly how to improve it with additional therapy
Big data is making big promises to improve our health. But should consumers believe them? The rise in healthcare provider data breaches, not to mention the sale of medical data to third-party brokers, suggests consumers aren’t wrong to be skeptical. But is there anything they can do to protect themselves and their data? To be a security-conscious consumer, The Stroke Recovery Foundation shares what you need to know.