Dedicated Stroke ICU
Specialised Stroke Intensive Care Where Every Second Counts at NHS Neurocare (a unit of NHS Hospital)
Specialised Stroke Critical Care for Maximum Recovery
A stroke is a medical emergency that demands immediate attention, specialised monitoring, and expert critical care. At NHS Neurocare (a unit of NHS Hospital), we have a Dedicated Stroke Intensive Care Unit (Stroke ICU) designed exclusively for the management of stroke patients during the most critical phase of recovery.
Unlike a general ICU, our Stroke ICU is equipped with advanced monitoring systems and managed by a highly trained multidisciplinary stroke team led by Dr Sandeep Goel with over 20 years of experience in stroke care. Every member of our nursing staff receives specialised training in stroke management, ensuring patients receive expert, evidence-based care around the clock.
Our goal is simple—to provide timely treatment, minimise brain damage, reduce complications, and maximise recovery.
What is a Stroke ICU?
A Stroke ICU is a specialised intensive care unit dedicated to patients who have suffered an acute stroke. It provides continuous neurological monitoring, rapid medical intervention, and comprehensive critical care during the crucial hours and days following a stroke.
At NHS Neurocare (a unit of NHS Hospital), our Stroke ICU combines experienced clinicians, specially trained nursing staff, and advanced technology to deliver comprehensive stroke care under one roof.
Why is a Dedicated Stroke ICU Important?
Continuous neurological monitoring
Early detection of complications
Faster medical intervention
Better recovery outcomes
Significantly reduced disability
Comprehensive rehabilitation planning
Personalised patient care
Enhanced patient safety
Our Stroke ICU Highlights
Dedicated Stroke Intensive Care Unit Exclusively Designed for Stroke Patients Specially Trained Stroke Nursing Team Stroke Specialists with 20+ Years Experience 24×7 Continuous Stroke Monitoring Advanced Critical Care Infrastructure Immediate Access to Neurologists & Neurosurgeons Individualised Recovery PlansComprehensive Stroke Care Under One Roof
How Our Stroke ICU Makes a Difference
Immediate Assessment
Rapid evaluation by senior neurologists
Brain Monitoring
Continuous observation of vital brain signals
Stroke Nursing
Specially trained stroke critical care nurses
Early Rehab
Physio & speech therapy from ICU stage
Recognise Stroke Early – Remember BE FAST
If you notice any of these warning signs, seek emergency medical care immediately:
Balance
Balance problems or sudden unsteadiness
Eyesight
Eyesight changes or vision loss
Face
Face drooping or uneven smile
Arm
Arm weakness or numbness
Speech
Speech difficulty or slurred words
Time
Time to act immediately! Seek emergency care.
Frequently Asked Questions
Dedicated Stroke Care You Can Trust
At NHS Neurocare (a unit of NHS Hospital), our Dedicated Stroke ICU reflects our commitment to delivering specialised, evidence-based stroke care when every second matters. Supported by advanced technology, a multidisciplinary team, and more than 20 years of stroke expertise, we strive to minimise disability, maximise recovery, and help every patient regain independence.
