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Primary Stroke Center
Information for Healthcare Professionals
For more information visit the National Stroke Association
Wooster Community Hospital has been accredited as a Primary Stroke Center by the Joint Commission. The Stroke Team at WCH rapidly evaluates and directs the treatment for all stroke patients. For patients who qualify, clot dissolving therapy can be administered within three hours of the stroke occurring.
A member of the stroke team is available 24 hours, 7 days a week to quickly assess patients and determine eligibility for available therapies. Always remember stroke is a medical emergency; time is the most important factor in the effective treatment of stroke; early recognition of symptoms and notifying 911 immediately is essential.
FAST Signs of Stroke
- F - Face -uneven smile/droop?
- A- Arms- one drift down?
- S- Speech- slurred or strange
- T-Time- Call 9-1-1 with signs of stroke
Stroke Information
Fro more information about stroke please visit the Stroke.org's, What is Stroke? page
Stroke Risk Factors
What happens when a stroke occurs?
The National Stroke Association: What happens when a stroke occurs?
Support Group
Step by Step Stroke Club is a support group for stroke survivors and their family to share ideas and help solve problems that occur after a stroke. More information can be found under support groups, or call Sherri Atanasov at 330-263-8417.

Neurodiagnostic Testing Services are performed by Registered Technologists and Neurologists. Testing in our Neurodiagnostic Lab is performed with confidence and state-of-the-art digital equipment. If you would like more information about Wooster Community Hospital's neurological services please visit the
The Vascular Laboratory at Wooster Community Hospital provides blood flow evaluations on the veins and arteries of the legs, arms, and neck. Testing is performed using ultrasound and Doppler equipment that produces images of blood vessels as well as blood flow information. For more information about the Wooster Community Hospital Vascular lab please visit the
For the benefit of our community, Wooster Community Hospital has developed a superior blood flow screening to identify potential risk factors associated with the onset of a stroke, peripheral arterial disease and abdominal aortic aneurysm. For more information please visit the
At Wooster Community Hospital, we have found that support groups provide an important source of emotional and psychological benefits for our patients, former patients their friends and families. The following groups meet at Wooster Community Hospital. If you would like to learn more please visit the 













