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Check out some of our preferred service providers for additional, ongoing, excellent care that goes beyond "good enough."

https://www.headwayneurology.com/advancing-stroke-recovery

A bit about Headway from the founder: "I'm a stroke neurologist and a stroke recovery specialist who would like to work with survivors longitudinally to help them reach higher levels of recovery from their stroke-related disabilities. I find ways to help stroke survivors unlock more potential for recovery and match them with the rehabilitation strategies that would be most useful for them at each stage. I would love to see people at my (self-pay) private practice at Headway Neurology in Newton, MA for a more focused, easy, and direct care experience, or they can see me at Tufts Medical Center (especially if they have Medicare or MassHealth coverage)."

https://medrhythms.com/

MedRhythms is pioneering the development of next-generation neurotherapeutics designed to improve walking, mobility and related functional outcomes via a proprietary, patented technology platform. Our platform combines sensors, software, and music with advanced neuroscience to target neural circuitry. We are developing a pipeline of digital therapeutics across a range of neurological conditions, including stroke, multiple sclerosis and Parkinson’s disease.

We are a growing team of individuals who are passionate about our mission and culture. Our headquarters are in Portland, Maine, but we have a hybrid team with employees across the United States. No matter where we are based, we are committed to people first, aiming for excellence always and being action focused. These cultural pillars define who we are and everything we do.

https://imagorehab.com/

Imago Rehab was launched out of Harvard University in 2021 after years of research focused on helping individuals recovering from strokes. Our focus has always been on combining the power of virtual rehab services that can be delivered at home with the advancements and innovations happening in the soft robotics and digital health industries. Since then, we have continued to work in partnership with Harvard University’s Paulson School of Engineering and Massachusetts General Hospital to help revolutionize stroke recovery as part of the National Science Foundation’s Reachable Project – an ambitious endeavor aimed at advancing at-home rehabilitation solutions to restore arm function after a stroke. At Imago, we use cutting-edge technology, including gamified therapy, to help those with physical impairments restore function and live their most independent lives. Our clients get access to innovative therapy and recovery programs from the comfort of their homes.

http://youngadultstroke.org/

Stroke and Young Adult (SAYA) social group is open to anyone age < 55 years old. It is a social support network/group; we aim to meet 3-4 times per year for outings. Our outings include things like going for a walk, playing mini-golf, meeting for ice cream, etc. with a goal of connecting young adults with stroke and getting people out of the house. Stroke survivors and their family/friends are always welcome. You do not need to be a patient at Tufts. Check out their site and/or email Katelyn Skeels at kskeels@tuftsmedicalcenter.org.

https://ankhmassage.weebly.com/

Luke is our go-to massage therapist, healing body and mind. He has a fully accessible facility, experience with a range of conditions and needs, and provides Orthopedic, Myoskeletal, Myofascial, & Sports Massage.

https://acuboston.com/

Polina treats both chronic and acute conditions. She offers balancing treatments to maintain health and wellbeing. Polina will give you her utmost care and attention and invite you to be an active participant in your treatment. She will work with you to diminish pain, balance your body and mind, and find your way to a healthier you. Polina accepts insurance