Stroke Care - Healthcare Services - Noyes Health - URochester Medicine
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Stroke Care - Healthcare Services - Noyes Health - URochester Medicine
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Stroke Care at Noyes Health
If you think you are having a stroke, stop reading and call 911.
Thankfully, gone are the days when patients in rural communities must drive to the nearest big city to consult a medical specialist or get advanced medical advice critical to their health. Noyes Health, now a Primary Stroke Center, is excited to continue to increase efficiency, optimize quality, and improve patient care.
Our stroke team is comprised of physicians, nurses, pharmacy technicians, lab and radiology technologists, clerical staff, and information technology staff. Noyes Health nursing staff and physicians have American Heart NIH Stroke Certification.
Thanks to vital equipment, qualified staff, and access to specialized care, patients receive life-saving stroke treatment in their own community, in their local hospital.
The goal of our stroke program is to not only evaluate and treat patients with stroke symptoms, but also to educate and inform the community on the risk factors, symptoms and possible outcomes of stroke. Noyes Health recognizes that it is our job to inform and educate the community on stroke symptoms, awareness, and what to do when you think you're having a stroke. Seconds count when having a stroke.
Watch a video
on knowing what a stroke is (Courtesy of National Institutes of Health).
This website was brought to you as a collaboration effort between Noyes Health and
Genesee Valley Health Partnership
to provide state of the art stroke care and education.
Know the Sudden Signs of Stroke
If you see someone experiencing any of these stroke symptoms,
call 911 immediately
. Getting treatment within 60 minutes can prevent disability.
Trouble walking
Trouble seeing
Trouble speaking
Weakness on one side
Skip to main content
Noyes Health
/
Healthcare Services
/
Stroke Care
Stroke Care at Noyes Health
If you think you are having a stroke, stop reading and call 911.
Thankfully, gone are the days when patients in rural communities must drive to the nearest big city to consult a medical specialist or get advanced medical advice critical to their health. Noyes Health, now a Primary Stroke Center, is excited to continue to increase efficiency, optimize quality, and improve patient care.
Our stroke team is comprised of physicians, nurses, pharmacy technicians, lab and radiology technologists, clerical staff, and information technology staff. Noyes Health nursing staff and physicians have American Heart NIH Stroke Certification.
Thanks to vital equipment, qualified staff, and access to specialized care, patients receive life-saving stroke treatment in their own community, in their local hospital.
The goal of our stroke program is to not only evaluate and treat patients with stroke symptoms, but also to educate and inform the community on the risk factors, symptoms and possible outcomes of stroke. Noyes Health recognizes that it is our job to inform and educate the community on stroke symptoms, awareness, and what to do when you think you're having a stroke. Seconds count when having a stroke.
Watch a video
on knowing what a stroke is (Courtesy of National Institutes of Health).
This website was brought to you as a collaboration effort between Noyes Health and
Genesee Valley Health Partnership
to provide state of the art stroke care and education.
Know the Sudden Signs of Stroke
If you see someone experiencing any of these stroke symptoms,
call 911 immediately
. Getting treatment within 60 minutes can prevent disability.
Trouble walking
Trouble seeing
Trouble speaking
Weakness on one side