Stroke - Durham North East

Services that provide support, or treatment and rehabilitation, for people who have suffered a stroke because blood flow was stopped or restricted to a part of their brain.

Signs of a stroke can include: sudden weakness, numbness or tingling, sudden trouble speaking or understanding speech, sudden vision problems, sudden severe headache, sudden dizziness or loss of balance.

Stroke is a medical emergency, call 911. Acting quickly can improve your survival and recovery.

See also Acquired Brain Injury, Physiotherapy Services - Publicly Funded Clinics, Rehabilitative Care - Hospital-Based Outpatient Therapy, and Speech and Language.

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Lakeridge Health - Oshawa - Integrated Stroke Unit 1 Hospital Court, 5th floor, Oshawa, ON L1G 2B9	905-576-8711 ext 33516 or 33626	Add to Clipboard
March of Dimes Canada - Durham/Oshawa After Stroke Peer Support Group Cedar Croft Place, , Oshawa, ON	1-800-540-6666	Add to Clipboard

These services are located outside of Durham North East, but provide service to Durham North East.
CONNECT Hamilton - Private Bedrooms 8 Columbus Gate, Stoney Creek, ON L8J 0L3	289-389-2200	Add to Clipboard
Heart and Stroke - Ontario Office Toronto, ON M4P 1E4	1-888-473-4636	Add to Clipboard
March of Dimes Canada - Head Office - After Stroke Program 885 Don Mills Rd, Unit 202, Toronto, ON M3C 1V9	1-888-540-6666	Add to Clipboard
March of Dimes Canada - Whitby - Aphasia and Communication Disabilities Program Westminster United Church, 1850 Rossland Rd E, Whitby, ON L1N 3P2	905-242-1207	Add to Clipboard
March of Dimes Canada - Young Stroke Survivor Support Group Whitby Public Library, , Whitby, ON M3C 1V9	1-888-540-6666	Add to Clipboard
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