Creating a new standard of care for restorative stroke recovery
Widespread condition
In the United States, a person experiences a stroke every 40 seconds.
Long-lasting disabilities
There are nearly 10 million stroke survivors in the United States, the majority of whom are living with chronic impairments.
Limited options for continued recovery
After the first three to six months of care, recovery often slows — and in the chronic stage of stroke, there is no established standard of care.
After a stroke, many survivors plateau in their recovery within six months because there are limited options available to unlock restorative, functional progress. Science proves it doesn’t have to be this way.
With the right stimulus, neural connections have the ability to change. By targeting the underlying mechanics of neuroplasticity with Vivistim® Paired VNS™ Therapy, meaningful functional improvements for hand and arm impairment are possible, even years after stroke.
We exist to deliver breakthrough recovery solutions for stroke survivors, redefining what’s possible after life-altering impairments and helping people regain meaningful function, independence and quality of life.
Partnerships that move stroke recovery forward
Recovery does not happen in isolation. It requires a continuum of care and support across stroke centers, therapy sites, care teams and more. Together with stroke survivors, providers and care partners, we are mobilizing a better way forward in stroke care.
I’m passionate about advancing stroke rehabilitation through clinician education, because better-trained therapists lead to better outcomes. I focus on creating practical, evidence-based training that empowers clinicians to deliver the best possible care to stroke survivors while supporting their day-to-day practice.
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