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Texas Now Has 50 Extensive Stroke Centers
as of January 2026,Texas has 50 facilities certified as Comprehensive Stroke Centers,according to the Texas Health Care information Collection. This certification, a two-year designation, signifies the highest level of stroke care, encompassing diagnosis, education, rehabilitation, and treatment.
To achieve Comprehensive Stroke Center certification, hospitals must first demonstrate compliance with standards as a Primary Stroke Center. Additional requirements include advanced imaging capabilities,24/7 availability of specialized stroke treatments (like mechanical thrombectomy),and staff possessing unique education and competencies to manage complex stroke cases.
The Joint Commission, in partnership with the American Heart Association/American Stroke Association, developed these comprehensive, evidence-based stroke certifications to establish the highest national standards for safe, high-quality stroke care.
Source: Statistical information provided by Texas Health Care Information Collection.
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