StrokeCarePro
Digital stroke recovery and longitudinal care platform
StrokeCarePro extends structured care coordination beyond the discharge date — connecting the rehabilitation team, the patient, and caregivers around one shared recovery plan as recovery continues at home.
Recovery doesn't stop at discharge — but continuity often does
Stroke recovery is a long, multi-disciplinary process. It typically involves neurology, physical therapy, occupational therapy, speech-language therapy, primary care, and — often carrying more of the day-to-day load than any of them — family caregivers. Each plays a distinct role over a recovery arc that can run for months or years.
That coordination tends to hold together tightly during acute and inpatient rehab care, then loosens once a patient goes home. Follow-through on exercises and therapy plans drops, appointments fragment across providers who rarely see each other's notes, and the care team loses visibility into how recovery is actually progressing between visits.
A recovery journey spanning many disciplines
One recovery plan, connected across every setting
StrokeCarePro extends structured, longitudinal care coordination into the post-acute and home recovery period, so the plan a patient leaves rehab with is the same plan their care team can see and act on months later.
Acute Care
Stroke diagnosis and initial treatment.
Inpatient Rehab
Structured, clinician-directed rehabilitation plan.
Shared Recovery Plan
StrokeCarePro carries the plan forward, in view of the full care team.
Home & Community Recovery
Patient and caregiver follow-through, visible to the care team.
Care Team Review
Neurology, rehab & primary care stay coordinated over time.
Built for the phase of stroke care that's hardest to hold together
A shared layer for the rehabilitation team, the patient, and caregivers — spanning acute-to-home recovery, not just a single setting.
Longitudinal Care Plans
A single recovery plan that carries from acute and inpatient rehab into home recovery, instead of resetting at each handoff.
Therapy & Exercise Adherence Tracking
Patient- and caregiver-reported tracking of exercise and therapy plan follow-through, reviewed by the care team — not a clinical diagnostic measurement.
Care Team Coordination
Shared visibility across neurology, physical/occupational/speech therapy, and primary care, so the same recovery plan is in front of everyone.
Caregiver Engagement Tools
A place for the caregivers doing daily support work to log progress, ask questions, and stay connected to the clinical plan.
Milestone & Functional-Status Tracking
Patient- and caregiver-reported milestones and functional status over time, reviewed by clinicians — not an automated clinical assessment.
Remote Check-Ins & Alerting
Scheduled check-ins and workflow alerts that flag when a care team should follow up — an engagement layer, not emergency or diagnostic alerting.
Built on the same care-management foundation as CareOrbit
StrokeCarePro isn't a standalone silo. It runs on the same care-management and interoperability foundation as CareOrbit, and draws on the broader healthcare data fabric UIT builds across EHR, claims, and device sources — so stroke recovery data can sit alongside a patient's other chronic and care-management programs, not apart from them.
- Shared interoperability layer with CareOrbit
- HL7 & FHIR-native connectivity to EHR systems
- Canonical care-plan and patient-reported data models
- Role-based access across rehab, primary care & caregivers
StrokeCarePro
Longitudinal recovery coordination on a shared platform
Assistive summarization, reviewed by clinicians
Where StrokeCarePro uses AI — such as summarizing patient- and caregiver-reported progress into a digest a care team can review quickly — it is scoped as an assistive, summarization tool. It condenses what a patient or caregiver has already reported; it does not interpret clinical findings, make treatment recommendations, or act on the patient's behalf.
Progress Summarization
Condenses patient- and caregiver-reported updates into a reviewable digest for the care team.
Clinician-Reviewed, Not Autonomous
Every summary is reviewed by a clinician; the platform does not make clinical assessments or treatment decisions on its own.
Built for the teams coordinating stroke recovery
Stroke & Neuro Rehabilitation Programs
Rehabilitation teams that need visibility into recovery once a patient leaves the inpatient setting.
Home Health & Post-Acute Care Organizations
Organizations coordinating therapy, primary care, and caregiver support across the home recovery period.
Health Systems Managing Stroke Care Continuums
Health systems that want one longitudinal view of a stroke patient's recovery across their own network of providers.
Common questions
Does StrokeCarePro make treatment decisions?
Is StrokeCarePro a diagnostic or emergency alerting system?
How does StrokeCarePro fit into an existing rehabilitation program?
Keep the recovery plan moving,
long after discharge.
Tell us about your stroke or rehabilitation care program. We'll respond within 24 hours.