Telestroke
Tracy Plush was able to be consulted in Orangeburg by a Charleston neurologist using video conferencing.
Patient Story
Tracy Plush was able to be consulted in Orangeburg by a Charleston neurologist using video conferencing.
Tracy Plush was able to be consulted in Orangeburg by a Charleston neurologist using video conferencing.
Tracy Plush was able to be consulted in Orangeburg by a Charleston neurologist using video conferencing.
Stroke is the fifth leading cause of death in the United States and is a major cause of serious disability of adults. Time-sensitive treatment is essential for patient survival and recovery. Access to this care is crucial.
The MUSC Telestroke Network provides remote acute consultations and treatment recommendations for patients with suspected strokes. Through our affiliation with rural/community hospitals and medical centers, patients can receive high-quality, evidence-based care while remaining at their local facility. This virtual network has proven to provide superior quality through better access to therapy and improved patient outcomes.
The MUSC Telestroke Program offers our partners, comprehensive support through the following:
To learn more about MUSC Telestroke Services, please contact:
Ellen Debenham
debenham@musc.edu
843-792-1878