Area hospitals join new stroke network

Full story: Daily Breeze

In an effort to improve the prognosis of stroke victims, Los Angeles County is streamlining care by establishing the state's first network of certified stroke hospitals.

Read All 2 Comments

Comments

Showing posts 1 - 2 of2

MoMo

Torrance, CA

Will your care depend on your insurance situation? No insurance no TPA. What if the wait for the authorization from the insurance co. for the TPA takes longer that three hours.

Overwhelmed

Hermosa Beach, CA

Sounds good, but what about the poor people that have already had a stroke and are left to rot like vegetables? No money, no help.

	Tell me when this thread is updated!
	(registration is not required)

Showing posts 1 - 2 of2

Type in your comments to post to the forum

Name
(appears on your post)

Comments

Type the numbers you see in the image on the right:

Please note by clicking on "Post Comment" you acknowledge that you have read the Terms of Service and the comment you are posting is in compliance with such terms. Be polite. Inappropriate posts may be removed by the moderator. Send us your feedback.

Other Recent Avalon Discussions

Topic	Updated	Last By	Comments
Jury finds Manai guilty of murder	32 min	O C Observer	32
Authorities release names from West Covina offi...	5 hr	urmom	36
Eastview Little League asks for Knoll Hill leas...	6 hr	futball fan	70
South Bay cyclists seeking fair share of roads,...	7 hr	Chainring robby	151
Longshore worker to be tried in port death	8 hr	iseeitallthe...	14
Teen, 15, killed in San Pedro in what could be ... (Mar '08)	11 hr	Pedro Father	127
Checkpoints scheduled for Hawthorne, Rancho Pal...	13 hr	SoCal	16