“We’ve always done it this way” is killing stroke outcomes. Every minute = 1.9M brain cells lost. Outdated workflows delay care. One hospital cut DTN by 30% just by ditching approvals and streamlining calls. Tradition isn’t strategy. Speed saves lives.

Virtual care isn’t enough. Systems thinking saves lives. Every hospital can put a neurologist on a screen. But real stroke care maps every minute, fixes every bottleneck, and connects every role. Tech gives access. Systems deliver outcomes.

Most hospitals get virtual neurology coverage. Your patients deserve virtual neurology partnership. Speed. Coordination. Consistency. From the first stroke alert to long-term recovery. Ready to transform your neurology program?​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​ Contact Sevaro for a demo today.

AI won’t replace neurologists. But it gives them confidence in high-stakes stroke care. Faster insights. Clearer data. No more guessing with limited imaging or delays. One partner told us: “For the first time, I feel like I have all the info I need.” That’s Synapse AI.

100% of physicians gave our APPs 5/5. What stood out? Not just clinical skill, but partnership - “They actually listen.” - “Feels like a colleague, not a vendor.” At Sevaro, excellence is expected, but it’s empathy that makes us indispensable.

Virtual neurohospitalist services that work on your schedule. Scheduled rounding. On-demand consults. Post-ICU follow-ups. All without full-time specialists. Synapse AI keeps care coordinated 24/7. Building a hybrid model? We power that too. Contact Sevaro for a demo.

What does saving 114 million neurons look like? A patient walking out 2 days later. A grandmother hugging grandchildren. A father returning to work. 60-minute Door-to-Needle reduction = lives saved. We used to prepare families for the worst. Now we prepare them to go home.

Coverage means someone answers when you call. Partnership means someone calls when you need them. A Sevaro partner: "Before, we felt like we were bothering someone. Now, we feel like we have a partner who wants us to succeed." Partnership gets excellence, not coverage.

Today we celebrate the freedom, innovation, and resilience that define America. Thank you to the healthcare heroes who serve our communities every day. Happy 4th of July! 🇺🇸

Key leadership promotions at Sevaro: - Jason Bond → CFO & SVP Strategy - Dr. Kirtana Vedire → COO - Dr. Melanie Winningham → VP Clinical Strategy & Partnerships Their strategic vision and operational excellence continue driving our mission of world-class virtual neurology.

Announcing Dr. Melanie Winningham's promotion to VP of Clinical Strategy & Partnerships! 🎉 A nationally recognized neurology expert, she leads clinical strategy, strategic partnerships, and our Virtual Institute of Neuroscience Excellence. Congratulations Dr. Winningham! 🧠✨

Even brilliant physicians fall victim to cognitive traps during stroke emergencies. Anchoring Bias: Age anchors to "low risk" despite LVO. Decision Fatigue: Cases suffer after long shifts. Synapse AI provides objective analysis when fatigue clouds judgment.

Transfer or treat locally? "When in doubt, ship them out" isn't strategy, data is.Virtual neurology provides real-time expert consultation. One hospital cut transfers from 80% to 40%, keeping patients close to home with better outcomes. Confident decisions keep families together.

Sevaro redefines telestroke care: AI connects hospitals to neurologists in 45 seconds, workflows stay seamless, backup is always available. Speed, consistency, and simplicity, delivered every time so your stroke team never loses a moment when it matters most.

B.E.F.A.S.T. is a helpful tool, but not every stroke fits the mold. Nurses often catch what checklists miss: thunderclap headache, sudden amnesia, one-sided hearing loss, isolated vertigo, or neglect. If something feels off, trust that instinct, it could save a life.

Stroke units are hit hardest by the nursing shortage. Why? High stress, specialized skills, 24/7 demands, heavy documentation, and rapid turnover create burnout fast. The result: a cycle of understaffing that threatens care quality. Hospitals must act before it spirals.

Women are 33% more likely to be misdiagnosed with stroke. Why? Different symptoms, pain dismissal, and outdated protocols. The result? Delayed care, fewer interventions, worse outcomes. Recognition starts with awareness. Stroke in women looks different, know the signs.

Stroke care myths around blood pressure can be deadly. Lowering BP too fast? Risky. Normal BP? Doesn’t rule out stroke. Hypertensive after stroke? That’s the brain compensating. Stop treating numbers—treat patients. Stroke care needs nuance, not reflex.