This report describes the experience of care for a 76-year-old woman with first-time stroke which induced many health care problems. The duration of care was from Dec 21-27, 2016. Observation, listening, consultation and evaluation care problems were performed according to the Gordon 11 Functional Health Pattern. Major problems were found including (1) existing infection/lack of knowledge on UTI and catheter care; (2) physical activity dysfunction/lack of knowledge on rehabilitation; (3) hopelessness/lack of confidence on rehabilitation. The care process included building up trust by caring and visiting, and providing related care skills and health education information. In addition, internet information was also used. This process both improved the caregiver’s knowledge and skills, andhelped resolve the patient’s problems of UTI infection and physical activity dysfunction. To address hopelessness, a communication app was used by family members to encourage the patient, and successful cases of rehabilitation onYouTube were shared to enhance the patient’s self-confidence and rehabilitation motivation.