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Stroke Resources at UConn Health

Explore a depth of resources and education related to stroke and neurological care at UConn Health.

Geriatric Medicine

Our geriatricians in the UConn Center on Aging are specially trained to prevent and manage older adults’ unique health concerns, including stroke, memory, and neurological conditions.

Dedication to Patient Excellence

We prioritize your well-being with rigorous quality measures. Our commitment to excellence ensures you receive the highest level of care backed by the resources of an academic medical center.

UConn Stroke Survivor Support Fund

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Stroke Survivor Group

UConn Health’s Stroke Center invites stroke survivors, families, and caregivers to a monthly group meeting to discuss issues surrounding life after having a stroke.

Date: Meets the fourth Thursday of every month, either virtually or in-person.

Time: Noon to 1 p.m.

Location: The Brain & Spine Institute, 5 Munson Road, 2nd Floor Conference Room, Farmington, CT

Discussion Topics

  • Stroke Prevention
  • Coping Methods
  • Support Systems
  • Rehab Tips
  • Resources
  • Promoting Independence

For further information, contact Brooke Medel, BSN, RN, UConn Health Stroke Nurse Navigator, at medel@uchc.edu or 860-558-5840.

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Patient Story

From Caregiver to Patient

As a UConn John Dempsey Hospital physical therapist, Scott Flanagan has helped countless patients face the life-altering effects of stroke. Today, his own journey through stroke recovery has given him a new perspective on patient care.

Follow Scott’s Journey
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