Stroke Recovery Toolkit | Printable & Fillable Patient Guide | Blood Pressure Log, Medication List, Safety Checklists | Digital Download

Printable, fillable toolkit for stroke recovery. Understand your condition, track vitals and medications, improve home safety, and support secondary prevention. Created by clinical pharmacy specialists. Designed for stroke survivors, caregivers, and families who want clear, step‑by‑step guidance they can actually use.

What’s inside

• Understanding Your Stroke overview, ischemic vs hemorrhagic, key terms
• Know Your Numbers blood pressure and glucose tracking log
• First Week After Discharge recovery checklist
• Medication List page with space for doses, times, prescribers, and allergies
• Anticoagulant Safety plain‑English guidance on blood thinners, high‑risk interactions, and when to call your clinician
• When to Call 911 quick‑reference card
• Seizure and Fall Safety Plans simple actions for caregivers
• Your Personal Plan Card wallet sheet to share at appointments
• Home Safety and Fall Prevention checklist for making the home safer
• Before Any Procedure what to tell every provider, questions to ask
• Therapy and Appeals tips and a sample script if coverage is denied
• Fatigue and Sleep Patterns tracker to spot trends and discuss at follow‑up

Why this toolkit works

• Evidence‑informed and pharmacist‑created so every page is practical, accurate, and easy to follow
• Fillable forms for paper‑free use on tablet or laptop, or print as many copies as you need for your household
• Plain‑language design with large headings and space to write, ideal for home use and clinic visits

Who it helps

• Stroke survivors and family caregivers
• Home health, rehab, and care‑coordination teams
• Anyone who wants a single place to organize recovery information

Professional note

Developed by clinical pharmacy specialists with experience in anticoagulation stewardship and patient education.

License and use

Personal use for one household. Clinics and programs may contact us for multi‑user licensing.

Important

This toolkit is educational. It does not replace medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. For emergencies call 911. Always follow the guidance of your licensed clinician.