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Comprehensive virtual care for people who have experienced brain injury

PRISM is a virtual care program that pairs you with your own dedicated nurse to support post stroke recovery.

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    Care Made Simple

    We handle your appointments and connect you to the right specialists.

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    Specialist Nurse Support

    A nurse monitors your health data, checks in with you, and provides guidance throughout your recovery.

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    Resources and Tools

    PRISM gives both stroke survivors and caregivers practical resources, education, and ongoing support.

PRISM is designed to support your journey

Leaving the hospital after a stroke can feel overwhelming, but you're not alone. We developed the PRISM program to hold your hand through each step of your recovery.

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PRISM helps you:

  • Extend your circle of care with an expert clinical team available around the clock

  • Stay safe at home through monitoring of important health vital signs

  • Lower your risk of another stroke and other complications with proactive intervention

  • Build your confidence and quality of life with expert resources and guidance

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Why Join PRISM?

Everyone’s stroke journey is unique; our virtual nurses build a care plan specifically for you. Monitoring your health closely, spotting any changes early and acting quickly to help prevent another stroke.

Just as importantly, we are here to be your partner, answering questions, offering guidance, and giving you the reassurance you need along the way.

More than just an app, real dedicated nurses that will support your recovery with:

  • Weekly video calls to help you.

  • Coordinating appointments with the right doctors and specialists.

  • Daily review of your blood pressure, heart rate and overall health.

  • Smart stroke recovery tools to monitor your progress.

You’ll also receive access to:

  • Nutrition information and meal plans

  • Online exercise classes

  • Stroke survivors who are here to support you

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“The PRISM program offered me peace of mind “

- JVR, Caregiver

PRISM is for patients who have recently experienced a stroke or a transient ischemic attack (TIA). Patients with other brain injuries may also benefit from the program.

Please contact us to discuss your needs.

Who is PRISM For?

How Do I Sign Up For PRISM?

  • Step 1

    Get Signed Up

    Patients or caregivers can sign up in hospital or remotely. Please call us to discuss the best enrollment process.

  • Step 2

    Get ready

    Patients or caregivers download the PRISM app and receive a blood pressure cuff in person or in the mail

  • Step 3

    Meet your Care Partner

    We’ll schedule your first visit with your nurse who will introduce you to PRISM and schedule your future calls

What Does It Cost?

PRISM is covered by Medicare and most commercial plans and is free or low cost for most patients.  It is offered by hospitals and health systems across the country. If we are not yet partnered with your doctor, we have a self-pay program available with plans starting from $25/month. 

Testimonials

Positive experiences from users who have benefited from PRISM

  • “No one tells you about the journey home. I was terrified. What if I missed something and my wife has another stroke? The PRISM program offered me peace of mind because I could reach out to our nurse anytime I was worried. I can’t thank the PRISM team enough for the support they have provided our family”

    - JVR, New York

  • “I wish I had known about the PRISM program earlier. I love my nurse, she’s the sweetest thing ever. She has been so helpful trying to get my blood pressure under control. She helps me coordinate with my doctor and is just there for me whenever I need her,”

    — PV Tennesee

  • "I am happy to share my experience with the PRISM program. The regular calls from my care partner, Joy, were very helpful at keeping me on track. They helped me form routines. At my age, 76, I find it easy to forget routine things such as taking my blood pressure. Her routine check-ins were always pleasant, cheerful and welcome."

    - PK, California

Contact Us

Complete the form below or give us a call on 888-227-9949 to learn more

Frequently Asked Questions

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Find answers to common questions about our service

  • You should expect to receive care from a specialist stroke recovery nurse 7 days a week. Your nurse care partner will review your blood pressure and health data on a daily basis and speak with you on a video call every week or as frequently as needed. If they detect any problems they’ll reach out to you within 24h and you can message them any time.

  • High blood pressure is a common risk factor for stroke, in fact 80% of second strokes are avoidable through blood pressure control. Unfortunately, most people have no signs or symptoms of high blood pressure. We will help you monitor this important warning sign and get the care you need if you are at risk.

  • Yes, blood pressure monitoring is important, but having someone you can reach out to any time you need is equally important. Your care partner will help you understand your injury better, set recovery goals with you, help you track progress towards your goals and assist with care coordination. They’ll also keep an eye on your mental health and general well being, making sure you are eating well, sleeping well and keeping active.

  • Physical, speech and occupational therapy are important tools to help you build back strength, regain mobility and independence. We can also recommend virtual seated exercise programs to help build cardiovascular resilience and core strength. In some areas we are also working to co-ordinate in person group exercise classes. Ask your care partner to learn more.