Mangaluru: First Neuro Hospital gets 'Diamond Status' from World Stroke Organisation


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Mangaluru, Oct 30: First Neuro Hospital has been honoured with the prestigious "Diamond Status" by the World Stroke Organization (WSO) Angels Awards, the highest international recognition for excellence in stroke care.

The award was received by Dr Rajesh Shetty, medical director of First Neuro Hospital, at a ceremony held in Barcelona, Spain on October 23.

The WSO Diamond Status is reserved for hospitals that consistently demonstrate outstanding quality and outcomes in stroke management. It acknowledges First Neuro’s commitment to delivering rapid, evidence-based, and comprehensive care to stroke patients around the clock.

Over the past decade, First Neuro Hospital has treated nearly 20,000 stroke patients, backed by a dedicated 24x7 stroke response team trained to handle every stage of a stroke — from swift diagnosis to advanced intervention and rehabilitation.

The hospital’s structured protocols and continuous focus on timely intervention have played a crucial role in improving recovery rates for patients across the region.

Recognised as an Advanced Stroke Centre by the Quality and Accreditation Institute (QAI), First Neuro Hospital continues to set benchmarks in acute neuro care. This global honour further strengthens First Neuro’s standing as a leading destination for advanced neuroscience treatment in India.

The award is a reflection of the hospital’s mission — to ensure that every person in need of emergency stroke care has access to expert help, when every second counts.

  

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