Conclusions
chronic stroke, stroke, Cognitive and social enrichment
STROKE
This economic evaluation provides novel evidence supporting the potential for multicomponent exercise as a cost-effective intervention for improving cognitive function in older adults with chronic stroke and reducing the economic burden of stroke. Cognitive and social enrichment activities show promise for improving cognitive function after stroke but come with higher costs. Future research should focus on optimizing the cost-effectiveness of these interventions and enhancing the health-related quality of life for this population.