Stroke care and rehabilitation in Varna
After hospital discharge, a person who has had a stroke may need monitoring, everyday help and movement support. We discuss the necessary care with relatives and whether it can be provided at the hospice.
Admission is confirmed after individual assessment and subject to bed availability.
Care after discharge
A stroke can change movement, communication and independence. Nursing and daily care follow the treating team’s instructions, support needs and changes in condition. Eating follows individual advice, particularly when swallowing is difficult.
Movement adapted to the condition
Rehabilitation is planned individually. The specialist assesses suitable movements and support for standing, transfers and walking. Recovery differs for everyone; no particular outcome or timescale is promised.
Daily help and family support
We attend to personal hygiene, comfort, safe movement and the patient’s participation in activities they can manage. Communication and family support are part of care and reflect the person’s abilities and wishes.
Before arranging admission
Talk to us first. We clarify needs, the condition after discharge and care options. The discharge summary and prescriptions are discussed through an agreed channel — do not attach them or describe diagnoses in the short online form.
How to arrange admission
Contact us
Call or leave a contact detail in the form. Do not send medical records here.
We’ll discuss your needs
The team clarifies the information needed, care options, bed availability and conditions.
Agree the next steps
Admission arrangements begin after the team confirms that suitable care can be provided.
Frequently asked questions
When should we contact you after discharge?
You can call while discharge is being planned to discuss needs and admission options. A transfer is arranged after assessment.
Is rehabilitation the same for everyone?
No. The activities and exertion reflect the condition, treating team’s advice and individual assessment.
What if new stroke symptoms appear?
Call 112 for sudden facial drooping, arm weakness or difficulty speaking. The hospice form is not an emergency service.
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Medical Complex Mladost, bul. Republika, Varna. Entrance through the rear car park.
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