Prevention & Education

There are steps you can take to maintain your neurological health. Understanding what can be prevented, listening to your body’s signals, and knowing when to see your doctor allows you to be an advocate for your health.

Adopting safe and healthy habits is key to prevention. Eating right to promote good brain health, maintaining proper posture and form to avoid a back injury, and having a consistent sleep routine are just some of the ways to keep your health on track.

Even serious conditions such as stroke are largely preventable with certain lifestyle modifications. Knowing what puts you at risk and taking preventative measures could potentially save your life.

At Bayhealth, stroke care is an organized effort that first begins outside of the hospital.  We’re committed to educating our communities on recognizing the stroke warning signs and taking action.

Know the Signs of Stroke. Every Minute Matters.

B- Balance Loss, Signs of Stroke
Balance Loss
E - Eye Changes, Signs of Stroke
Eye (Vision) Changes

F - Face Drooping, Signs of Stroke
Face Drooping
A - Arm Weakness, Signs of Stroke
Arm Weakness
S - Speech Difficulty, Signs of Stroke
Speech Difficulty
T - Time to Call 911, Signs of Stroke
Time to Call 911