Shands Jacksonville Comprehensive Stroke Program: Stroke Treatment in Jacksonville, Florida

Shands Jacksonville Comprehensive Stroke Program: Stroke treatment in Jacksonville, Florida – Since every second counts, the Shands Jacksonville Comprehensive Stroke Program team can mobilize around the clock to diagnose and stabilize stroke patients, minimizing the risk of permanent disability and preserving quality of life. The program, which received the Gold Seal of Approval for Stroke Care from the Joint Commission and accreditation from the Agency for Health Care Administration as a Comprehensive Stroke Center, provides comprehensive inpatient and outpatient services for the diagnosis, management and rehabilitation of stroke patients. Such sophisticated care is important because research shows that patients improve faster and recover more completely when managed in a dedicated stroke facility. More information at jax.shands.org

Stroke rehab glove combines mental practice and muscle stimulation to improve …

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“Initially, we expect that it will be used in a rehab center as we develop the market and get additional codes,” Bell said. “Really we want to free these patients from the physical therapy centers they have to go to.” Created in May 2012, HandMinder …
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Stroke support group meets in Sun City

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Banner Boswell Medical Center and Banner Boswell Rehabilitation Center invite stroke survivors and their loved ones to attend a free stroke support group open to residents in the Northwest Valley. The group will meet from 1:30 to 2:30 p.m. Oct. 4 in …
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Mountainside Drug Rehab Cites Research Regarding Increase Of Stroke Risk …

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“We've known for years that excessive alcohol consumption causes a wide variety of health problems for many individuals,” begins a spokesperson for Mountainside Drug Rehab and Alcohol Treatment Center. “This is yet another study that highlights the …
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