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Stroke Center

24-hour access to stroke care experts

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Around the Clock Expertise

Patients at Cuyuna Regional Medical Center in Crosby have 24-hour access to stroke care experts through Allina Telehealth Neurology. This service allows expert stroke neurologists from the Twin Cities area to conduct real-time neurological assessments via telehealth equipment located in CRMC’s emergency department.

Allina is a leading provider of comprehensive stroke care, offering 24-hour access to neurologists, interventional neuroradiologists, and neurosurgeons. This access to expertise and timely diagnosis improves the chances of a successful recovery and reduces long-term disability from stroke.

Telehealth enables rapid assessment by stroke experts for patients in regional areas, enhancing patient satisfaction and outcomes by providing care close to home. It also improves quality and ensures a well-coordinated transfer when more advanced treatment is needed.

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