Our multi-disciplinary stroke team provides fast, expert stroke care.
Warning signs of a stroke are clues that your brain is not getting enough oxygen. You and your family should learn these warning signs. Time lost is brain lost; with every minute that goes by, brain cells die. There are treatments which can be started in the hospital to open up a blocked artery in the brain but they need to be started as soon as possible.
ChristianaCare’s Stroke Program has been recognized as a Comprehensive Stroke Center, the most advanced level of expertise in stroke care by national certifying organization The Joint Commission. We provide 24-7 availability of expertise in stroke care including neurologists, neurosurgeons, and neurointerventional radiologists.
Every minute that a brain is not getting blood flow during a stroke, millions of neurons are dying. Learn how a drive to be exceptional today and even better tomorrow is leading to drastically better outcomes for patients who come to one of the nation’s highest volume stroke programs, on the ChristianaCare podcast, For the Love of Health.
The American Heart Association/American Stroke Association recognized the ChristianaCare Stroke Program with the Stroke Get With the Guidelines Gold Plus award.
We have also been certified by the AHA/ASA and the Joint Commission with the following recognitions: Primary Stroke Center, Comprehensive Stroke Center, and Acute Stroke Ready Hospital.
The ChristianaCare Stroke Program also received the Healthgrades Five-Star Recipient Award for 2023 for the Treatment of Stroke and was recognized by U.S. News & World Report 2022-2023 as a High Performing Hospital for Stroke.
ChristianaCare Comprehensive Stroke Program offers our patients the most advanced stroke treatment.
Stroke can affect intellectual abilities, emotions and physical ability. Act FAST if you think someone is having a stroke.
The ChristianaCare Comprehensive Stroke Program brings specialists from many disciplines together into a comprehensive stroke treatment and recovery team.
Knowing your risk factors can reduce the chance of a stroke. Some factors, like age or family history, can’t be changed. But there are many things you can do.
Warning signs of a stroke are clues that your brain is not getting enough oxygen. You and your family should learn these warning signs.
A stroke occurs when a blood vessel carrying blood and oxygen to the brain gets blocked or ruptures, resulting in injury to the brain and stroke symptoms.