Post-Stroke Rehabilitation

Neuroplasticity is greatest in the first 3–6 months after stroke, so starting intensive rehabilitation early significantly improves outcomes. However, patients must be medically stable before traveling — typically 2–4 weeks post-stroke for ischemic strokes with good initial recovery, and longer for hemorrhagic strokes or those with significant medical complications. Our medical advisors will review your discharge summary and current functional status to advise the optimal travel window. Even patients presenting 6–12 months post-stroke can achieve meaningful improvements with intensive programs, as neuroplasticity continues beyond the acute phase.