You are Recovering From a Stroke, Kandu is Here to Guide You.
We understand having a stroke can be a life-altering event, and you may be feeling overwhelmed and uncertain. You might be asking yourself, “What am I supposed to do next?”. At Kandu, your navigator will provide you one-on-one support and assist you with things like:
Understanding your hospital discharge instructions from your healthcare team
Your Kandu Navigator will help you identify your recovery needs and create a plan to follow your doctor’s instructions
Connecting you with specialists
Your hospital has likely recommended you see other medical professionals or specialists as part of your recovery. Kandu Navigators can assist you in identifying a primary care physician, and other specialists such as rehabilitation, cardiology and neurology.
Recommending resources and supplies
Your Kandu Navigator can help you locate equipment and supplies your healthcare team recommended during your hospital discharge.
Kandu Health offers remote clinical support through our app, stroke survivor community and team of Kandu Navigators. We provide information, resources, and guidance for stroke survivors and their care partners.
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Text or call us at 415-384-5623, dial extension 1.
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