Neuroscience - Patient Stories

Bringing the Emergency Department to the Patient

The mobile stroke unit is a specially-equipped ambulance with an onboard CT scanner to diagnose and start treating stroke before arrival at the ER.

Sutter Health patient Vashti Ross describes how research at Sutter is helping pioneer the future of care for people with ALS.

The team at Sutter Medical Center, Sacramento helped Sammy take control of his epilepsy.

The team at California Pacific Medical Center helped Janel take control of her epilepsy.

New Mobile Stroke Unit revolutionizes stroke diagnosis and treatment.

Brain cancer patient beats the odds at Eden Medical Center.

The Wongs adopted two girls with spina bifida and found comprehensive care from the specialists at Sutter Children's Center in Sacramento.

Kate Kramer loves to scale mountains. But her toughest endeavor was her climb back to health after doctors found an aneurysm in her brain.

Fred Ekman is grateful for the specialized neurological care that allowed him to return to painting, teaching and an active lifestyle.

Vintner pledges to gift 100 percent of the profits, in perpetuity, from a vineyard named after and planted by his wife Susan before her onset of ALS