Brain haemorrhage

Home from Germany after a brain haemorrhage

While he was living in Germany, he had a brain haemorrhage. Bringing him home to India was hard for the family, and our doctors helped them every step of the way.

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At a Glance

Condition
Brain haemorrhage (haemorrhagic stroke)
Came to SENSE Health from
a hospital in Germany
Progress recorded
Has started moving again; in intensive rehabilitation with his mother and brother beside him
Therapy included
Robotic gait training, physiotherapy, arm and hand therapy

His story

While he was living in Germany, he had a brain haemorrhage. Bringing him home to India was hard for the family, and our doctors helped them every step of the way.

Back in Bengaluru, he is in intensive rehabilitation at SENSE Health: robotic gait training, physiotherapy, and arm and hand therapy, with his mother and brother beside him.

An international transfer after a brain haemorrhage needs medical cover at both ends. With doctors on site 24/7 and tele-ICU intensivists on call, SENSE Health could take him directly and begin rehabilitation without a gap.

“Earlier he didn't have that hope. Now that he has started moving, he has hope in his life again. He's in a good phase of recovery now, and we are happy.”— his brother

The care involvedBrain injury rehabilitation →Robotic gait training →24/7 emergency response team →

Published with the written consent of the patient and family, which is kept on file at SENSE Health. Names are used as the family asked. Every recovery is different, and this story describes one person's experience, not a promised result. Our editorial policy →

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