Stroke Recovery

Discover the unparalleled benefits of the PhysioPedal, the ultimate exercise tool for stroke survivors! This groundbreaking device harnesses the power of Assisted-Cycling Therapy (ACT) to unlock neuroplasticity, enabling the brain to rewire and heal itself. By promoting high-repetition exercises, the PhysioPedal facilitates the recovery of lost motor skills and enhances mobility. Its dual set of pedals for hands and feet caters to individuals with UNILATERAL mobility loss, offering a holistic approach to rehabilitation.

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Hyperbaric oxygen therapy is an increasingly popular treatment for stroke survivors. One of the primary mechanisms of action of HBOT is that it increases the amount of oxygen that is delivered to the brain. The pressurized environment of the hyperbaric chamber allows more oxygen to concentrate in the bloodstream, which can then be delivered to areas of the brain that may be experiencing reduced blood flow.

The purpose of this article is to offer an introductory review of the bio- and pathomechanics of the glenohumeral joint and scapulothoracic articulation. By developing a better understanding of the shoulder, we as clinicians will be more suited to resolve the functional limitations of our clients and offer them an improved quality of life.

There are lots of tools available to make the journey easier for people who had a stroke, and we’ve outlined a lot of those tools above. There’s even more, though. Check out our Stroke Recovery products for sale for some awesome products that can ease the burden of rehabilitation for you and your loved ones.

According to doctors and researchers, physical exercise is one of the most essential components for recovery from a stroke. Learn these helpful exercises to rehabilitate from common losses of function caused by a stroke. 

The cause of foot drop can be from several different sources – neurological, muscular, a side effect from medication, or from a lack of movement. If you have an underlying condition, it may be impossible to fully prevent foot drop from occurring. But often you can improve the flexibility and strength in your leg, which allows you to walk and move safely.

Stroke patients can get pain relief from TENS, improvements in functional use with FES, greater active motion with NMES, better sensation with SES, and more. Many devices can help individuals who have experienced strokes by reducing complications such as edema, shoulder subluxation, and foot drop. Our favorite stroke recovery products are by the brand Saebo! Feel free to browse all Physical Therapy Devices for Stroke Recovery.

Although a stroke can lead to extensive disability, clinical outcomes can be greatly improved by enhancing the brain’s natural plasticity. Daily, repetitive exercises have been shown to boost this neuroplasticity. For those experiencing impairments to their hand strength and functionality, one of the best ways to fully recover is by using the soft and comfortable SaeboGlove.

The muscle weakness, ligament and tendon stretching, and effects of gravity on the shoulder joint following a stroke cause pain and movement issues for a large portion of stroke patients. Tools that support, stabilize, and stimulate the area to strengthen and retrain the muscles will help the patient get the most out of their rehabilitation efforts.

Stroke recovery can be challenging but improving foot recovery following a stroke is only one step away. If you or your loved one is looking to reduce foot drop and improve safety and efficiency with walking, it’s time to get moving and get your SaeboStep foot drop brace today.