MiniMed Advances in Early Stroke Care

In a significant step towards stroke certification, MiniMed has welcomed Dr. Pablo Amaya, a renowned neurologist and member of the World Stroke Association. This meeting marks the beginning of our journey to become an approved center in Latin America, guaranteeing lower mortality and fewer consequences for the quality of life of patients with this disease.

With the visit of Dr. Pablo Amaya, MiniMed strengthens its commitment to excellence in neurological care. Stroke certification is an essential goal for our center, as it seeks to ensure that we have the resources, trained personnel, and protocols necessary to offer fast and effective care in the event of a stroke. By obtaining this certification, we will not only improve the quality of care, but we will also reduce mortality and long-term disability in our patients.

A stroke certification, or stroke center certification, is a recognition given to hospitals that meet high standards of quality in the care of patients who have suffered a stroke or cerebrovascular accident. This prestigious recognition ensures that the hospital is equipped with the necessary resources and that the staff is adequately trained to handle critical situations.

Quality guarantee: Stroke certification ensures that the hospital has the resources, trained personnel, and protocols necessary to provide fast and effective care in the event of a stroke.

Continuous Improvement: Promotes the constant improvement of services, establishing clear goals and monitoring results to ensure optimal performance.

Reduction in Mortality and Disability: By following evidence-based best practices, the long-term impact of stroke on patients is reduced, improving their quality of life.

International recognition: It demonstrates the hospital's commitment to excellence in neurological care, earning worldwide recognition.

MiniMed continues its path towards excellence and commitment to the health of our patients. With the goal of obtaining stroke certification, our center is positioned as a leader in early stroke care in Latin America.