24×7 Emergency Stroke Services

Emergency Stroke Care

Immediate Stroke Emergency Care When Every Second Counts at NHS Neurocare (a unit of NHS Hospital)

Immediate Stroke Care When Every Second Counts

A stroke is a medical emergency where every second can make a difference. Delayed treatment may result in permanent brain damage, long-term disability, or loss of life. At NHS Neurocare (a unit of NHS Hospital), our Stroke Ready Centre is designed to deliver rapid, coordinated, and evidence-based emergency stroke care from the moment a patient arrives.

Our dedicated emergency team led by Dr Sandeep Goel (DM Neurology) has more than 20 years of experience in stroke management, ensuring that every patient receives immediate assessment, advanced diagnostics, timely intervention, and continuous monitoring.

With 24×7 CT & Latest 1.5 Tesla Silent MRI located inside the Emergency Department, a fully equipped Emergency Operation Theatre, and OT-grade lights over every emergency bed, we are prepared to respond without delay when every minute matters.

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Dr Sandeep Goel & Emergency Neuro Team at NHS Neurocare Cath Lab

A Stroke Emergency Demands Immediate Action

A stroke occurs when the blood supply to part of the brain is interrupted or when bleeding occurs within the brain. Brain cells begin to die within minutes, making immediate medical attention critical.

At NHS Neurocare (a unit of NHS Hospital), our Stroke Ready Centre follows a streamlined emergency stroke protocol that focuses on rapid diagnosis, prompt treatment, and better patient outcomes.

Why Choose Our Emergency Stroke Services?

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Dedicated Stroke Emergency Team with 20+ Years Experience

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24×7 CT & Silent MRI Located Inside Emergency

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Fully Equipped Emergency Operation Theatre

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OT-Grade Lighting over Every Emergency Bed

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Rapid Door-to-Needle Stroke Assessment

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Multidisciplinary Neurologists & Surgeons

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Zero Patient Transfer Delay

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Seamless ICU & Cath Lab Transition

What Happens When a Stroke Patient Arrives?

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Immediate Triage

Prioritised emergency code stroke evaluation

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Brain Imaging

Instant CT / Silent MRI scan inside Emergency

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Neuro Evaluation

Immediate review by senior neurologists

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Emergency Treatment

Thrombolysis, Thrombectomy, or Surgery

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Stroke ICU Care

24x7 critical monitoring & early rehab

Advanced Emergency Infrastructure

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Conditions Managed in Our Stroke Emergency

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Acute Ischaemic Stroke
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Haemorrhagic Stroke
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Transient Ischaemic Attack (TIA)
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Brain Haemorrhage
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Head Injury & Brain Trauma
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Sudden Paralysis & Weakness
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Sudden Speech Difficulty
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Acute Neurovascular Emergencies

Recognise Stroke Early – Remember BE FAST

Immediate treatment can save brain function and improve recovery:

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Balance

Sudden loss of balance or coordination

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Eyes

Sudden blurred or loss of vision

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Face

One side of the face droops

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Arm

Weakness or numbness in one arm

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Speech

Difficulty speaking or understanding

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Time

Reach a Stroke Ready Centre immediately!

Frequently Asked Questions

Q. Why is immediate treatment so important during a stroke?
Every minute of delayed treatment increases the risk of permanent brain damage. Rapid diagnosis and timely intervention improve the chances of recovery.
Q. What is the advantage of having CT and MRI inside the Emergency Department?
Immediate imaging eliminates unnecessary patient transfers, allowing doctors to diagnose the type of stroke quickly and begin appropriate treatment without delay.
Q. Why is an Emergency Operation Theatre important?
Having an Operation Theatre within the Emergency Department enables urgent neurosurgical and emergency procedures to be performed immediately when required.
Q. Why are OT lights installed over every emergency bed?
Operation Theatre-grade lights provide optimal illumination for emergency procedures, helping the medical team perform critical interventions safely and efficiently at the bedside.
Q. Who manages stroke emergencies at NHS Neurocare?
Stroke emergencies are managed by a multidisciplinary team comprising experienced emergency physicians, neurologists, neurosurgeons, radiologists, neuro-intervention specialists, and specially trained nursing staff.
Q. What happens after emergency treatment?
Patients requiring intensive monitoring are admitted to our Dedicated Stroke ICU, followed by personalised rehabilitation to support long-term recovery.

Ready Every Second. Committed Every Day.

At NHS Neurocare (a unit of NHS Hospital), our Emergency Stroke Services are built around one goal—to deliver the right care at the right time. With an experienced stroke-focused emergency team, advanced imaging within the Emergency Department, an Emergency Operation Theatre, and comprehensive stroke infrastructure, our Stroke Ready Centre is equipped to respond rapidly and effectively when every second matters.

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