An important goal of cerebrovascular and critical care specialists at Rush is to continue a long tradition of research into afflictions of the cerebrovascular system. The stroke team at Rush University Medical Center in Chicago participates in a variety of educational activities for the community relating to cerebrovascular disease.

Rush Generations: Stroke neurologists at Rush often participate in Rush Generations' free lecture program. See a listing of free events and classes.

Please note: Life After Stroke and Stroke Information Class will be combined starting February 9, 2010. 

Stroke Support Group — Life After Stroke:

Join us for a class offering support and information for adult stroke survivors and their families. A support team of a physician, nurse, case manager, ethicist and spiritual care will provide education and coping techniques for the changes that occur after a stroke.

Second Tuesday of each month
1 to 2 p.m.
Neuroscience Intensive Care Unit at Rush University
1650 W. Harrison St.
8th Floor Kellogg, Family Waiting Lounge
Light refreshments and free parking provided.

Call (800) 757-0202 for more information.

For stroke-related questions, please contact Yulonda Lundy at 312.563.2983 or send e-mail to Rush_Stroke@rush.edu

A community forum for understanding stroke, sponsored by Rush University Medical Center's Stroke Program. Offered in partnership with Rush Generations, a program for health and aging.

Anne Byron Waud Patient and Family Resource Center
Johnston R. Bowman Health Center, Room 438
710 S. Paulina, Chicago
or send e-mail to waud@rush.edu.