Stroke is the nation’s leading cause of adult disability, and can take a tremendous toll on your physical and emotional health. In stroke treatment, time is of the essence as the benefit of therapy reduces over time. At the Sutter Roseville Medical Center, we provide expert emergency stroke care using advanced imaging technology to quickly and accurately diagnose a stroke and determine the best treatment approach.
- Patients presenting with significant disability related to stroke and undergoing thrombectomy have their interventional procedure started quickly following their arrival with the goal of minimizing long-term disability or functional impairment. In 2023, Sutter Roseville Medical Center median Door to Procedure Start for patients arriving though the Emergency Department was 64 minutes.
- For our acute stroke patients undergoing thrombectomy treatment, 93% of our patients had substantial cerebral reperfusion restored with lower rates of complications compared to the national benchmarks.
Our highly experienced team strives to provide the most innovative and sophisticated care possible to you and your family in a warm, caring environment.
Sutter Roseville Medical Center advanced stroke program has earned:
- The Gold Seal of Approval™ from The Joint Commission as a Thrombectomy-Capable Stroke Center.
- American Heart Association’s Get With The Guidelines® Stroke Gold Plus Target Stroke Elite Honor Roll, Advanced Therapy and Target Type 2 Diabetes Quality Achievement Awards (2023).
We offer a full range of advanced stroke care services including:
- Advanced imaging technology available around-the-clock to quickly and accurately diagnose a stroke and determine the best treatment approach.
- Access to surgeons skilled at using microsurgery to clip aneurysms, and interventional neuroradiologists who can treat aneurysms through endovascular coiling techniques.
- Continuous monitoring of stroke patients, as well as full-service intensive care units with around-the-clock access to neurocritical care expertise for patients requiring a higher level of care.
- Access to clot-dissolving medications, antithrombotics, anticoagulation, and endovascular reperfusion therapies.
- Advanced stroke rehabilitation, including outpatient services and CARF-accredited acute inpatient rehabilitation at the Sutter Rehabilitation Institute in Roseville.
- Access to clinical trials at the Sutter Institute for Medical Research to test new diagnostic tools, medications, medical devices, and prevention strategies for stroke.
- Community stroke education and screening programs to stop strokes before they occur.
- Stroke support groups, smoking cessation classes and other support services are also offered with the goal of helping patients achieve a positive outcome.
Stroke Care and Recovery
Quick treatment and a clear path to recovery can mean all the difference after a stroke. Our Continuum of Care Infographic (PDF) illustrates the potential paths of recovery most patients face when first receiving care and recovering from a stroke.
