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Recognizing the signs and reacting quickly to conditions that impact the brain can help a person receive lifesaving treatments during the most critical period of time.

Within 48 hours of having a heart attack, Gary Scroggins walked out of the hospital thanks to Carle Arrow Ambulance in Savoy.

“I came out it with zero deficits (negative effects). I have a little bit of numbness in my right leg, but I don’t walk with a limp.”

Carle is the only Illinois hospital outside the Chicago and St. Louis areas to offer TransCarotid Artery Revascularization (TCAR).

Team Kyle Ash: "We worked together ... on various complex cognitive skills he would have done prior to the stroke."

Dr. Zachary Osborne: “Her carotid artery – the large artery from the heart to the brain – was 95 to 99 percent narrowed.”

More important than leading-edge tools is the Carle Neuroscience Institute collaborative approach to diagnosis and treatment.

Diabetes is often misunderstood. Two women share how technology and support improve how they’re living with the chronic condition.

Let’s review some basic terms and concepts from Carle experts that you’ll need to know to manage a heart condition.

Heart and stroke prevention benefit from Carle staff and Carle Illinois College of Medicine students partnering on research.

In the 15 years since her surgery, Karen DeBauche has hiked Alaskan glaciers and savored her job and circle of friends.

“Everybody needs to know miraculous things happen because Dr. Carpenter and Dr. Brasch go to work every day."

Patients earn top honors for region and nation for using continuous positive airway pressure (CPAP) machines for safer sleep.

Information from the penny-sized, battery-free flexible sensors will alert staff and help prevent skin sores, irritation and pressure ulcers.

Heart expert encourages people to get their facts straight. Statins provide big benefits with few risks while lowering cholesterol.