Stroke and Neuroscience Outcomes
Our Programs
Our team of highly skilled neurologists and neurosurgeons offers advanced treatment for stroke and neurovascular disorders.
Alta Bates Summit Medical Center Stroke Care Outcomes
California Pacific Medical Center Stroke Care Outcomes
Sutter Medical Center Sacramento Stroke Care Outcomes
Sutter Eden Medical Center Stroke Care Outcomes
Sutter Mills Peninsula Medical Center
Sutter Roseville Stroke Care Outcomes
Alta Bates Summit Medical Center stands at the forefront of providing acute stroke treatment. Our Summit Campus is a certified Primary Stroke Center and provides advanced neurovascular care and rehabilitation from highly trained stroke specialists, increasing your chances of a full recovery.
Our stroke center was awarded the American Heart Association/ American Stroke Association Get With The Guidelines -Stroke Gold Plus, Target Stroke Elite Honor Roll and Target Type 2 Diabetes Quality Achievement Awards which ensures you receive treatment according to nationally accepted standards and recommendations.
The percentage of patients with ischemic strokes (when blood supply to the brain is blocked) arriving at the emergency department who are eligible to receive Tenecteplase (a clot dissolving medication given intravenously) to potentially reverse the effect of an acute stroke.
In 2024, we provided intravenous thrombolytic therapy within 30 minutes of presentation to eligible patients at a higher rate than most stroke centers in California, as well as nationally.
| Summit 2024 | California Hospitals- 2024 | All STK Hospitals-2024 |
|---|---|---|
| 65% | 49.2% | 41.7% |
*Source: AHA/ASA Quintiles Stroke Registry, 2024
Stroke treatment is time sensitive. Providing treatment as soon as possible after arrival to eligible patients is an important contributor to reducing the risk of disability in stroke.
We offer advanced Neurointerventional treatment and other services including:
- Advanced imaging technology to diagnose a stroke and determine the best treatment approach quickly and accurately.
- We offer the latest interventional neuroradiology treatments, including stent retrievers that grasp blood clots and suction them out while a stroke is in progress.
At Alta Bates Summit Medical Center, we pride ourselves on offering these services to all eligible ischemic stroke patients.
When a stroke due to blocked blood flow in a large vessel occurs, emergent interventional neuroradiology treatment, called a thrombectomy may be performed in eligible patients, to restore blow flow to the brain to minimize disability.
In 2024, 88.4 % of acute stroke patients who received emergent thrombectomy treatment at our facility had successful restoration of blood flow to the brain.
California Pacific Medical Center
California Pacific Medical Center stands at the forefront of treating stroke and neurovascular disorders.
Our Comprehensive Stroke Care Center provides advanced neurovascular and neurocritical care and rehabilitation from highly trained stroke specialists, increasing your chances of a full recovery. Our Comprehensive Stroke Care Center provides advanced neurovascular and neurocritical care and rehabilitation from highly trained stroke specialists, increasing your chances of a full recovery.
Our stroke center was awarded the American Heart Association/American Stroke Association Get with The Guidelines Gold Plus Achievement Award, which ensures you receive treatment according to nationally accepted standards and recommendations. The data below highlights our excellent outcomes, including thrombolytic treatment administration and stroke education statistics.
Here at CPMC Sutter, we provide high quality Stroke care for our community.
If you have any questions and/or concerns, please feel free to contact us at our office line:
The percentage of patients with ischemic strokes (when blood supply to the brain is blocked) arriving at the emergency room who can receive Tenecteplase (clot dissolving medication) to potentially reverse the effects of an acute stroke.
Tenecteplase is a "clot-busting" medication that can potentially reverse the symptoms and effects of ischemic strokes. It must be given within the first 4.5 hours of “Last known well.” Because of this narrow window of time and the unavailability of acute stroke management services, the nationwide average for this treatment is less than 5%.
We offer a full range of advanced Neurointerventional capabilities and other services including:
- Advanced imaging technology to diagnose a stroke and determine the best treatment approach quickly and accurately.
- Comprehensive surgical brain care including the latest interventional neuroradiology treatments, including stent retrievers that grasp blood clots and suction them out while a stroke is in progress.
At CPMC we pride ourselves on offering these services to all eligible ischemic stroke patients. Our physicians will often take patients for immediate lifesaving intervention that may not be treated for at other facilities.
When a stroke is happening due to a blood vessel being blocked, the goal of emergent treatment is to restore blood flow to the brain. A Neuro-Interventional specialist performs a procedure called a thrombectomy to remove the clot and restore blood flow to the brain.
2025 – 91% of our patient population received deployment of device within 60 minutes of arrival. We performed 31% higher than the California average.
92% of this population achieved an effective return of blood flow. 12% Higher than the California average.
When a stroke is happening due to a blood vessel being blocked, the goal of emergent treatment is to restore blood flow to the brain. A Neuro-Interventional specialist performs a procedure called a thrombectomy to remove the clot and restore blood flow to the brain.
California Pacific’s Comprehensive Stroke Care Center is a certified Primary Stroke Center receiving certification from The Joint Commission. The Joint Commission's stroke (STK) measures were developed in collaboration with the American Heart Association (AHA)/American Stroke Association (ASA)/Brain Attack Coalition (BAC) for use by Disease-Specific Care (DSC)-certified primary stroke centers.
Note: A higher percentage is better.
| 2025 Data | CPMC - Davies | CPMC - Van Ness | California - 2025 |
|---|---|---|---|
| DVT Prophylaxis | 97.40% | 100.00% | 97.20% |
| Stroke Education | 99.50% | 98.00% | 97.40% |
| Smoking Cessation | 100.00% | 100.00% | 98.10% |
| DC on Antithrombotic | 100.00% | 98.80% | 99.50% |
| Anticoagulation for A-fib/Flutter | 100.00% | 100.00% | 98.00% |
| Antithrombotic by Day 2 | 100% | 98.40% | 97.60% |
| Stroke Education | 99.50% | 98.00% | 97.40% |
| DC on Statin | 98.90% | 98.60% | 99.10% |
| LDL Documented | 100% | 98.80% | 96.70% |
| Thrombolytic <60 mins | 100.00% | 100.00% | 91.00% |
| Rehabilitation Consideration | 100.00% | 100.00% | 99.50% |
| Dysphagia Screening | 92.50% | 88.80% | 86.10% |
Sutter Eden Medical Center stands at the forefront of treating stroke and neurovascular disorders.
Our Comprehensive Stroke Center provides advanced neurovascular and neurocritical care and rehabilitation from highly trained stroke specialists, increasing your chances of a full recovery. Our Comprehensive Stroke Center provides advanced neurovascular and neurocritical care and rehabilitation from highly trained stroke specialists, increasing your chances of a full recovery.
Our stroke center was awarded the American Heart Association/American Stroke Association Get with The Guidelines Gold Plus Achievement Award, which ensures you receive treatment according to nationally accepted standards and recommendations. The data below highlights our excellent outcomes, including thrombolytic treatment administration and stroke education statistics.
We provided the following for all our stroke patients: anticoagulation therapy for atrial fibrillation/flutter, educational material, and an assessment for rehabilitation services.
The percentage of patients with ischemic strokes (when blood supply to the brain is blocked) arriving at the emergency room who can receive Tenecteplase (clot dissolving medication) to potentially reverse the effects of an acute stroke.
Tenecteplase is a "clot-busting" medication that can potentially reverse the symptoms and effects of ischemic strokes. It must be given within the first 4.5 hours of “Last known well.” Because of this narrow window of time and the unavailability of acute stroke management services, the nationwide average for this treatment is less than 5%.
We offer a full range of advanced Neurointerventional capabilities and other services including:
- Advanced imaging technology to diagnose a stroke and determine the best treatment approach quickly and accurately.
- Comprehensive surgical brain care including the latest interventional neuroradiology treatments, including stent retrievers that grasp blood clots and suction them out while a stroke is in progress.
At Sutter Eden we pride ourselves on offering these services to all eligible ischemic stroke patients. Our physicians will often take patients for immediate lifesaving intervention that may not be treated for at other facilities. For 2024-2025, our team took 100% of eligible patients to the Neuro-Interventional Suite for treatment.
- Patients presenting with significant disability related to stroke and undergoing thrombectomy have their interventional procedure started quickly following their arrival with the goal of minimizing long-term disability or functional impairment. In 2025, Sutter Eden Medical Center median Door to Groin Puncture for patients arriving though the Emergency Department was 46.5 minutes and median Door to Thrombolytic was 25 minutes compared to all CSTK hospitals.
- For our acute stroke patients undergoing thrombectomy treatment, 91% of our patients had substantial cerebral reperfusion restored with lower rates of complications compared to all CSTK hospitals. In 2025, patients undergoing ruptured and unruptured aneurysm repair, Sutter Eden Medical Center had a complication rate of 0%.
Here at Sutter Eden, we provide high quality Stroke care for our community.
If you have any questions and/or concerns, please feel free to contact us at our office line at 510-537-1234.
You can also email our Neuroscience Director at Mitra.Rajabi@sutterhealth.org
Sutter Roseville Medical Center stands at the forefront of treating stroke and neurovascular disorders.
Our Thrombectomy-Capable Stroke Center provides advanced neurovascular and neurocritical care and rehabilitation from highly trained stroke specialists, increasing your chances of a full recovery.
Our stroke center was awarded the American Heart Association/American Stroke Association Get with The Guidelines Gold Plus, Target Stroke Elite Honor Roll, Advanced Therapy and Target Type 2 Diabetes Quality Achievement Awards, which ensures you receive treatment according to nationally accepted standards and recommendations.
We measure the time from arrival to our hospital to treatment and the effectiveness of treatment.
Stroke treatment is time sensitive. Providing treatment as soon as possible after arrival to eligible patients is an important contributor to reducing the risk of disability in stroke.
We offer a full range of advanced Neurointerventional capabilities and other services including:
- Advanced imaging technology to diagnose a stroke and determine the best treatment approach quickly and accurately.
- Comprehensive surgical brain care including the latest interventional neuroradiology treatments, including stent retrievers that grasp blood clots and suction them out while a stroke is in progress.
At Sutter Roseville, we pride ourselves on offering these services to all eligible ischemic stroke patients. Our physicians will often take patients for immediate lifesaving intervention that may not be treated for at other facilities. In 2024, our team took 100% of eligible patients to the Neuro-Interventional Suite for treatment.
- Patients presenting with significant disability related to stroke and undergoing thrombectomy have their interventional procedure started quickly following their arrival with the goal of minimizing long-term disability or functional impairment. In 2024, Sutter Roseville Medical Center median Door to Groin Puncture for patients arriving though the Emergency Department was 86.5 minutes.
- For our acute stroke patients undergoing thrombectomy treatment, 91% of our patients had substantial cerebral reperfusion restored with lower rates of complications compared to the national benchmarks.
Sutter Medical Center, Sacramento is a Comprehensive Stroke Center that provides the most advanced neurovascular and neurocritical care and rehabilitation from highly trained stroke specialists, increasing your chances of a full recovery.
Sutter Medical Center, Sacramento was awarded the the American Heart Association/American Stroke Association Get with The Guidelines Gold Plus, Target Stroke Honor Roll Elite Plus, Advanced Therapy, and Target Type 2 Diabetes Quality Achievement Awards, which ensures you receive treatment according to nationally accepted standards and recommendations.
We measure timeliness of stroke treatment from time of arrival to treatment and quality of care provided.
Stroke treatment is time sensitive. Providing treatment as soon as possible after arrival to eligible patients is an important contributor to reducing the risk of disability in stroke.
We offer a full range of advanced Neurointerventional and Neurosurgical capabilities and other services including:
- Advanced imaging technology to diagnose a stroke and determine the best treatment approach quickly and accurately.
- Comprehensive neuro interventional and surgical therapies including the latest interventional neuroradiology and neurosurgical treatments.
At Sutter Medical Center, Sacramento, we pride ourselves on offering these services to all eligible ischemic stroke patients. Our physicians will often take patients for immediate lifesaving intervention that may not be treated for at other facilities.
In 2024, our team took 100% of eligible patients to the Neuro-Interventional Suite for treatment.
When a stroke is happening due to a blood vessel being blocked, the goal of emergent treatment is to restore blood flow to the brain. A Neuro-Interventional specialist performs a procedure called a thrombectomy to remove the clot and restore blood flow to the brain. In 2024, Sutter Medical Center, Sacramento restored blood flow for patients presenting with large clotting strokes at a higher rate than other hospitals.
- Sutter Medical Center Sacramento: 95.1%
- California Hospital Benchmark: 89.3%
- *Comprehensive Stroke Centers: 89.9%
*All American Heart Association and Joint Commission Certified Comprehensive Stroke Centers
- Source: Quintiles Stroke Registry, 2024
- Patients presenting with ischemic stroke symptoms who were eligible for clot-busting medication (thrombolytic) received the medication with a median time of 26 minutes from arrival.
- For our acute stroke patients undergoing thrombectomy treatment, 95.1% of our patients had substantial cerebral reperfusion restored with lower rates of complications compared to the national benchmarks.
Sutter Mills Peninsula Medical Center (MPMC) stands at the front of treating stroke and neurovascular disorders.
Our Thrombectomy Capable Stroke Center provides advanced neurovascular, neurocritical care and rehabilitation from highly trained stroke specialists, increasing your chances of a full recovery.
Our stroke center was awarded the American Heart Association/American Stroke Association Get with The Guidelines Gold Plus Achievement Award and Target Type 2 Diabetes Quality Achievement Awards, which ensures you receive treatment according to nationally accepted standards and recommendations.
If you are living within San Mateo County you may see our Mobil Stroke Unit driving around in the community. This is a highly specialized ambulance that brings stroke expertise to the patient and is integrated into the 911 system within San Mateo County. This ambulance can perform a CT scan and begin stroke treatments before the patient arrives at the hospital.
We measure the time from arrival to our hospital to treatment and the effectiveness of treatment.
Stroke treatment is time sensitive. Providing treatment as soon as possible after arrival to eligible patients is an important contributor to reducing the risk of disability in stroke.
When a stroke happens due to a blood vessel being blocked, the goal of emergent treatment is to restore blood flow to the brain. A Neuro-Interventional specialist performs a procedure called a thrombectomy to remove the clot and restore blood flow to the brain.
We offer a wide range of Neurointerventional capabilities along with other services including:
- Advance imaging technology to diagnose and determine the best treatment approach quickly and accurately.
- Surgical brain care including the latest interventional neuroradiology treatments, including stent retrievers that grasp blood clots and suction them out while a stroke is in progress.
At Sutter Mills Peninsula Medical Center, we pride ourselves on offering these services to all eligible ischemic stroke patients. Our physicians will often take patients for immediate lifesaving intervention that may not be treated for at other facilities. In 2024, our team took 100% of eligible patients to the Neuro-Interventional Suite for treatment.
When a blood vessel is blocked in the brain, one of the most important priorities is to open that blood vessel and restore blood flow to the brain. Here at MPMC we have the expertise to restore blood flow to the brain in 91% of those who undergo a thrombectomy procedure to remove the clot.
The goal of stroke treatment is to minimize disability and restore patients to their previous functional abilities. In 2024, 36% of the patients who underwent a thrombectomy procedure at our facility were able to return home after their hospital stay. This rate is over 5% higher than that of comparable hospitals offering similar services.