Hi, Your explanation is a little bit confusing for me. I wonder if you need an opinion for her bradycardia, hypertension or stroke problem? Anyway, I will give some advice on her stroke which is very important. First, you should note that the most important cause of stroke is hypertension. So, controlling her blood pressure is very important. Second, having a negative CT scan does not rule out the stroke (especially the ischemic type which has no bleeding). Third, falling is a very important problem in elderly patients, especially if they have a history of stroke. Falling can trigger a new hemorrhagic stroke and also can cause vertebral or pelvic fractures due to the bone loss that they already have. Fracture at the elder stage can make the patient complete bed ridden and also can cause other complications such as venous thrombosis. So, it is very important that your mother is evaluated by a Rehabilitation specialist to see what is the status of her right upper and lower limbs, balance, walking and other problems. If I had information about those, I could give you some advice. Overall, rehabilitation techniques (including physiotherapy and occupational therapy) are aimed to increase her remaining abilities and also achieve new abilities. The rehabilitation plan will be made according to the power of major muscle groups as well as some other tests such as coordination tests. In some cases, non-invasive brain stimulation (such as rTMS) could potentiate the rehabilitation effect. Overall, you should focus on controlling blood pressure and consult a Rehabilitation specialist. Hope I have answered your query. Let me know if I can assist you further. Take care Regards, Dr Hooman Mahmoudi, Neurologist