Our comprehensive stroke centers use artificial intelligence to easily identify strokes, which allows you to get treatment faster.

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Specialists in our neurocritical care units treat many severe and life-threatening conditions, including stroke. We act quickly as a team to give you or a loved one the emergency care you need.

Specialists in our neurocritical care units are on site 24/7 to treat many severe and life threatening conditions, including stroke. We act quickly as a team to give you or a loved one the emergency care you need. 

Your care team may include:

  • Neurologists

  • Neurosurgeons

  • Radiologists

  • Respiratory therapists

  • Specialized nurses

Stroke experts at Baylor St. Luke’s Medical Center support the need for stroke and neurovascular care in our community. 

We created the Stroke Partners Network to collaborate with hospitals throughout Texas. Through the network, our stroke experts provide neurocritical care support to acute stroke patients in our community. We use evidence-based methods to achieve the best outcomes and improve overall patient care.

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After a stroke, we ensure a seamless transition to neurological care and stroke rehabilitation. Rehabilitation helps you regain function and improves your quality of life through:

Our specialists may recommend rehab through:

  • At-home health care
  • Inpatient rehabilitation program
  • Outpatient rehabilitation therapy
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We perform lifesaving surgeries to control bleeding, restore blood flow and reduce pressure in the brain. We also can help prevent stroke or repair damaged blood vessels with surgery.

Neurosurgeons at Baylor St. Luke’s Medical Center use minimally invasive approaches whenever possible. We prioritize quality care to keep you safe and help prevent permanent brain damage.

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Every 40 seconds, someone has a stroke. This medical emergency stops the flow of blood to the brain. To spot the signs of a stroke, BE FAST:

  • F — Face drooping on one side or uneven smile

  • A — Arm weakness or numbness

  • S — Speech slurred or hard to understand

  • T — Time to call 911 AND check the time of the first symptoms

 

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