Stroke Program News
The Stroke Program at UW Health, University of Wisconsin Hospital and Clinics in Madison, Wisconsin has been certified as a Primary Stroke Center by the Joint Commission and offers a breadth of expertise and a range of services unmatched in the region.
What's new in our program? Check out the news articles below to find out.
Stroke Program in the News
UW Hospital Neuro ICU Reunion Brings Lives Full Circle(Channel3000)
Baby Named After Doctor Who Saved Mother From Stroke (Channel3000)
Madison Stroke Survivor Shares Story to Bring Hope to Others (NBC-15)
Near-Miracle Stroke Survivor Heading For Repeat Vacation at Stroke Camp (Channel3000)
Stroke Camp Gives Farmer a New Outlook on Life (Channel3000)
UW Neurosurgeon Saves Two Lives with One Surgery (Channel3000)
Window of Hope Widens for Stroke Patients (Channel3000)
News From the UW Health Stroke Program
Celebrating World Stroke Day as a Stroke Survivor
UW Comprehensive Stroke Center Wins Top Stroke Care Award
Aspirus Riverview Hospital Joins Wisconsin Telestroke Network
Why You Shouldn't Ignore Stroke Symptoms
UW Health Volunteer Group Helps Patients with Brain Injuries
Advancements in Stroke Recovery
World Stroke Day: A Survivor's Perspective
UW to Lead Stroke Research in Upper Midwest
Wisconsin Telestroke Network Welcomes Southwest Health Center
UW Hospital Named One of Nation's First Certified Comprehensive Stroke Centers
Grant Regional Health Center Joins Growing UW Telestroke Network
UW Health Wins Stroke Treatment Honors
Stenting for Stroke Prevention Becoming Safer in High-Risk Patients
Beaver Dam Joins Growing University of Wisconsin Telestroke Network
Understanding Stroke: What to Know and What to Do
Saving Two Lives with One Surgery
American Stroke Association Lauds UW Hospital's Stroke Care
Clinical Trial Uses Bat Saliva Enzyme for Stroke Treatment
The Rapid Evolution of Stroke Care
UW Health Launches State's First Telestroke Program in Watertown