Stroke Recovery Care that supports rehabilitation
A stroke or transient ischaemic attack (TIA) can have a life-changing impact. Putting the right care in place supports the road to recovery, helping you or your loved one to regain independence and confidence at home.
Our stroke recovery care services provide practical, reliable support tailored to your routines and rehabilitation goals. We take the time to understand your needs and match you with a carer who can provide consistent, personalised care throughout your recovery.
What is stroke recovery care?
Stroke recovery care helps people recover and adapt to changes in their daily lives after a stroke or TIA. Care at home focuses on helping you manage day-to-day life while supporting rehabilitation. This may include help with personal care, mobility, communication, and maintaining routines – all delivered in familiar surroundings.
Support that works alongside rehabilitation
Recovery often involves physiotherapy, speech therapy, and adapting to new routines. Our carers support you in following your rehabilitation plan at home.
Consistency when it matters most
Familiar carers help build trust and confidence during recovery from a stroke or TIA. We aim to provide the same carer wherever possible.
Care tailored to your recovery journey
We take the time to understand your stroke, its impact, and your personal goals, before matching you with a carer who can provide the right level of support.
Flexible support as you recover
We understand your needs may change over time. Our stroke recovery care services can increase or decrease as you regain independence, without disruption.
Who is Stroke Recovery Care for?
Stroke recovery care is suitable for:
- People recovering from a stroke who need help regaining mobility, speech, or confidence.
- Individuals who have experienced a TIA and need short-term support at home.
- People living with temporary or long-term effects such as weakness, fatigue, or coordination issues.
- Those who need help with daily tasks such as washing, dressing, or meal preparation.
- Individuals experiencing emotional changes such as anxiety, low mood, or withdrawal.
- Family carers who need additional support or respite during recovery.
Every stroke is different. We tailor care to your specific situation, helping you recover safely and comfortably at home.
Stroke Recovery Care vs other care options
For those recovering from a stroke, having the right level of support is key. Stroke recovery care at home provides personalised support that can adapt as needs change.
Stroke Recovery Care
Best for: People recovering from a stroke who need rehabilitation support alongside help with daily life.
Pros:
- Personalised, one-to-one support
- Supports rehabilitation and recovery
- Helps rebuild independence at home
- Flexible and adaptable
Considerations:
- Needs may change over time
- May be combined with other care types
Hourly Care
Best for: Those who need help with specific tasks at set times during the day.
Pros:
- Flexible and cost-effective
- Suitable for lighter support needs
- Can complement stroke recovery care
Considerations:
- Limited support between visits
Live-in Care
Best for: People with more complex needs requiring ongoing support day and night.
Pros:
- Continuous, one-to-one care
- Consistent support in the home
Considerations:
- Higher cost than visiting care
- More support than some people require
Why specialist Stroke Recovery Care matters
A stroke can cause temporary or permanent changes to mobility, communication, and emotional wellbeing. But the right level of support can make a significant difference to recovery.
Specialist stroke recovery helps to:
- Support rehabilitation and recovery at home.
- Assist with daily activities that may become more difficult.
- Help adapt to new ways of moving or communicating.
- Provide reassurance and emotional support.
- Maintain routines and independence.
- Support family members during recovery.
Personalised care at home lets you concentrate on rebuilding independence, while knowing support is always there when you need it.
Stroke recovery care services we provide
Mobility and rehabilitation support
Our carers support physiotherapy and rehabilitation exercises, helping you rebuild strength, balance, and confidence while adapting to new movement patterns.
Personal care and daily routines
We can help with washing, dressing, toileting, and maintaining daily routines, all delivered with the dignity and respect you deserve.
Speech, swallowing, and mealtime support
Our carers can provide support with speech therapy plans and safe eating, including help with preparing healthy meals and assisting at mealtimes.
Medication and routine support
To further support recovery, we can assist with medication schedules and maintaining a structured daily routine to support recovery.
Household and practical support
Your carer can help with cooking, cleaning, shopping, and everyday tasks to keep your home comfortable and manageable.
Emotional support and companionship
A consistent, understanding carer provides reassurance, reduces isolation, and supports emotional wellbeing throughout recovery.
The TrustonTap Approach
TrustonTap connects you with vetted, experienced stroke recovery carers across Oxfordshire, Buckinghamshire, and Berkshire.
We take the time to understand your needs and introduce carers who are the best fit for your recovery, lifestyle, and preferences. Our support team stays in touch throughout your journey to ensure your care runs smoothly and continues to work for you.
How Stroke Recovery Care works
1. Tell us about your needs
Call 0808 278 1112. We’ll discuss your condition, recovery goals, and the support you need.
2. We find suitable carers
Within 24-48 hours, we’ll share profiles of carers who match your needs.
3. Meet your carer
Arrange a phone call or home visit to ensure the right fit.
4. Start your care
Your chosen carer provides consistent support, adapting as your recovery progresses.
- NHS Continuing Healthcare – may cover full costs if eligible
- Local authority funding – assessed based on needs and means
- Attendance Allowance – benefit for over-65s needing care
- Personal Independence Payment (PIP)
- Self-funding – pay directly
Our team can guide you through available funding options and help you access any funding you’re entitled to.
Speak to our Stroke Recovery Care team
The journey to recovery after a stroke or TIA is unique for everyone. We take the time to understand your needs and goals to connect you with carers who support your recovery and day-to-day life.
We’re here to answer questions and arrange a free care assessment.
What families say
Common questions about Stroke Recovery Care
- What does stroke recovery care include?
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Stroke recovery care at home can support you with rehabilitation, personal care, daily tasks, meals, medication reminders, and emotional support. Care is completely tailored to your needs, ensuring it consistently works for you.
- Can I recover at home after a stroke?
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Yes, it’s possible to stay at home while you recover from a stroke or TIA. Many people recover better in familiar surroundings with the right support in place.
- Will I have the same carer each time?
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Where possible, yes. Consistency can help to build trust, support recovery, and ensure your carer understands your routines, which is why we strive to provide the same carer every time.
- Can carers help with therapy exercises?
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Yes, our carers can support physiotherapy, occupational therapy, and speech therapy plans as part of your daily routine.
- How quickly can stroke recovery care start?
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In most cases, care can begin within 24-48 hours, or to a timeframe that matches your needs.