Cognitive Impairment in Stroke Patients

Stroke is regarded as the leading cause of disability in the US. Over 50% of people undergoing stroke experience varying degrees of cognitive impairment. Such difficulties include: memory loss and especially short term memory, confusion, lack of attention and slow processing.

According to the British Geriatrics Society (2002), 40% of post stroke patients in a study group (N=112) suffered from language problems, 26% experienced visual inattention, and 52% had executive deficits.

Improvement of cognitive function is a very important part of the rehabilitation process. It allows an individual to resume daily activities, returning to work and even resume driving.

AttenGo^TM addresses most aspects of this process, including working memory and short term memory, attention & concentration, improving sensory-motor abilities and enhancing processing speed.

In addition, AttenGo^TM uses an innovative approach (patent pending) to train different areas of the brain to facilitate a more complete recovery. Learn more on the benefits of training with AttenGo.

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