RayAsta Foundation

at St. John’s Hospital in New York after Miami

With a strong desire to leave a legacy in Raymond’s name, his mom Jennifer started the RayAsta Foundation. A foundation, registered in the Commonwealth of Dominica which will focus on a specific area of neuroscience and neurology, by providing state of the art, high-quality ancillary services for Stroke patients in Dominica and in the Region. The Dominica China Friendship Hospital is currently under construction, and it is envisaged that the new building will have improved technical capability to screen, test and diagnose illnesses. The healing success of stroke patients, particularly the timely ability for rehabilitation within 48 hours of the stroke event hinges on access to immediate rehabilitation therapies which are critical success factors for complete recovery. Dominica does not offer formal programs specifically targeted to serve those affected by sudden stroke. The outcomes of patients are therefore limited, and full recovery is usually marginal. Often, patients travel to other facilities regionally and internationally for medical services, creating significant outflows of foreign currency from Dominica. By creating a center of excellence and delivering quality services for stroke patients, The RayAsta Stroke & Rehabilitation Center will be renowned locally and regionally for its superior medical. The RayAsta Stroke & Rehabilitation Center
2. Health Education & Nutrition
4. Training of Care Givers
5. Registry of Professionals
6. Partnerships: Collaboration with external agencies and funders for collaboration
on services and program funding.
7. Rehabilitation: Delivery of services, at home and in the community
8. Clinical Psychological support services