Health Conditions
Stroke
A stroke, sometimes called a ‘brain attack’, occurs when blood flow and oxygen to an area of the brain are cut off.
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Rehabilitation for brain injuries
Learning everything possible about the specific brain injury and the road ahead is vital for brain injury survivors, their families, and caregivers.
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Patient Story | Stroke Rehabilitation
Lana describes Ian as remarkably intelligent, which is why his current state is difficult to comprehend. On 21 February 2022, Ian suffered a double stroke.
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Spinal cord injury and rehabilitation
While it can only take a few seconds for a spinal cord injury (SCI) to occur, the impact can last a lifetime.
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Surviving strokes: A recipe for recovery
Stroke is a leading cause of death and disability in South Africa and does not only affect the elderly.
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Sub-acute hospital patient story
At the Intercare sub-acute and rehabilitation hospitals, orchestrated multi-disciplinary teams ensure good quality outcomes for patients.
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Speech therapy enhances quality of life
What do you think of when hearing the term “speech-language therapy”?
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Intercare Sub-acute Rehabilitation Hospitals: Where recovery begins
A comprehensive and cost-effective inpatient programme for patients.
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