Real Stroke Recovery Outcomes

What recovery actually looks like for patients in Sanpiti's hospital-based inpatient stroke rehabilitation program. Measured by Barthel Index, gait speed, and discharge functional status — not promises.

5,000+

Families served

87%

Walking before discharge

10+

Years of experience

2.6 mo

Average length of stay

Case Studies

De-identified composite cases built from real Sanpiti patient cohorts. Individual outcomes vary.

Case 1 · Right MCA Ischemic Stroke

Female, 62 · Day 18 post-onset

Diagnosis

Right MCA Infarction, Left Hemiparesis, Mild Dysphagia

Barthel Before

Barthel After

Duration

10 weeks

Program

PT/OT 2–3×/day + ST 5×/week

Technology

• rTMS × 20 sessions
• PMS (Peripheral Magnetic Stimulation)
• ESWT for spasticity

Milestones

✓ Week 2: independent sit-to-stand
✓ Week 5: 30 m with walker
✓ Week 8: cane-walking to toilet
✓ Discharge: normal oral diet, no aspiration

"My mother walks to the bathroom on her own. Our family didn't have to quit work to care for her."

Case 2 · Left Hemorrhagic Stroke (Post-Craniotomy)

Male, 58 · Day 32 post-craniotomy

Diagnosis

Left Basal Ganglia Hemorrhage, Right Hemiplegia, Global Aphasia

Barthel Before

Barthel After

Duration

14 weeks

Program

PT/OT 3×/day + ST 5×/week + Cognitive Training

Technology

• rTMS Broca's-area protocol
• PMS upper limb
• Mirror Therapy + Bobath

Milestones

✓ Week 3: accurate yes/no nodding
✓ Week 6: 20+ single words
✓ Week 10: walking with AFO + cane
✓ Discharge: 3–5-word phrases, right hand assists with grip

"My father said 'thank you' again after six weeks. We hadn't heard his voice in months."

Case 3 · Elderly Stroke + Comorbidities

Female, 78 · Day 21 post-hospital discharge

Diagnosis

Lacunar Infarct, DM, HT, Bedridden, Stage II Pressure Ulcer

Barthel Before

Barthel After

Duration

12 weeks

Program

PT/OT 2×/day + Wound Care + 24-hr Nursing

Technology

• Positioning Protocol
• PMS lower limb
• Early Mobilization (Bobath)

Milestones

✓ Week 2: pressure ulcer fully healed
✓ Week 4: 30 min edge-of-bed sitting without dizziness
✓ Week 8: weight-bearing with parallel bars
✓ Discharge: sit-to-stand with minimal assist

"Grandma isn't bedridden anymore. She sits at the table and eats with the family."

Case 4 · Young Stroke (Working Age)

Male, 45 · Day 14 post-onset

Diagnosis

Right Pontine Infarct, Left Hemiparesis, Mild Dysarthria

Barthel Before

Barthel After

Duration

8 weeks

Program

Intensive PT/OT 3×/day + Vocational Retraining

Technology

• High-frequency rTMS
• PMS + ESWT spasticity protocol
• Treadmill Gait Training

Milestones

✓ Week 2: short-distance independent walking
✓ Week 4: full flight of stairs
✓ Week 6: left-hand typing
✓ Discharge: returned to part-time office work

"I was back at work in two months. I didn't have to resign permanently."

How We Measure Outcomes

Barthel Index (0–100)

Functional ADL score measuring independence in 10 daily activities. Re-assessed weekly.

Fugl-Meyer Assessment

Standardized motor function scoring for upper and lower limb recovery.

10-meter Walk Test

Gait speed measurement — the strongest predictor of community ambulation.

FOIS Swallowing Scale

Functional Oral Intake Scale tracking dysphagia recovery and aspiration risk.

Frequently Asked Questions

How does Sanpiti measure stroke rehabilitation outcomes?+

We track the Barthel Index (functional ADL score) before and after rehabilitation, plus motor function (Fugl-Meyer), gait speed (10-meter walk test), and swallowing safety (FOIS). Each patient receives a formal report at discharge.

Are these case studies real patients?+

Yes — these are composite case studies built from real Sanpiti patient cohorts under our Hospital-Based Inpatient Rehabilitation program. Names and identifying details are anonymized. Individual outcomes vary.

What technologies contribute to these outcomes?+

Our triple-technology protocol combines TMS/rTMS (cortical stimulation), PMS (peripheral magnetic stimulation), and ESWT/Shockwave (spasticity reduction), sequenced across the Golden Period (first 3–6 months post-stroke) for maximum neuroplastic gain.

How long does rehabilitation usually take?+

Average length of stay is 2.6 months (10–12 weeks). Patients with significant comorbidities or severe deficits may stay longer; younger, less-impaired patients often discharge earlier. Functional plateau is reassessed weekly.

What is the Barthel Index?+

A 0–100 score measuring independence in 10 activities of daily living (feeding, bathing, dressing, toileting, transfers, walking, stairs, etc.). A score of 60+ generally means independent living is feasible with minimal assistance.

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Our team will review your case and recommend the right rehabilitation track — no obligation, no cost.

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Real Stroke Recovery Outcomes

Case Studies

Diagnosis

Program

Technology

Milestones

Diagnosis

Program

Technology

Milestones

Diagnosis

Program

Technology

Milestones

Diagnosis

Program

Technology

Milestones

How We Measure Outcomes

Barthel Index (0–100)

Fugl-Meyer Assessment

10-meter Walk Test

FOIS Swallowing Scale

Frequently Asked Questions

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