Stroke

Casa Colina clients with stroke improve in their mobility and cognition at Casa Colina’s Transitional Living Center, allowing them to return home safely.

Physical Improvement

Clients experience significant improvements in their physical abilities, including walking.

On average, clients experience a 27% increase in mobility.

Data collected between 2015 and 2019; sample size = 47. Using the Stroke Rehabilitation Assessment of Movement, we measure basic mobility such as movement of your arms, lying down, sitting, standing, and walking. 100 = normal movement.

Increased Independence

Clients experience a significant decrease in the level of supervision they need, allowing them to return to their previous living environment.

On average, when clients are admitted to Casa Colina after having a stroke, they require full-time direct or indirect supervision.

At discharge, clients only require part-time supervision.

Data collected between 2015 and 2019; sample size = 31.

Cognitive Changes

Clients experience significant improvements in their cognitive abilities, including memory and problem solving.

On average, we observe significant changes as clients go from requiring maximum to only minimal cues for memory and problem solving tasks.

Data collected between 2015 and 2019; sample size = 36.