Get Demo
Get Demo

Sevaro Launches Nationwide Stroke Awareness Campaign With Racecars, Storybooks, and Student Heroes

May 13, 2025
Sevaro in the news

CHARLOTTE, N.C., May 13, 2025 – A stroke happens every 40 seconds in the U.S.—and every minute without treatment can cost a person 1.9 million brain cells. This May, during Stroke Awareness Month Sevaro Health is shifting the narrative—and the speed—with a bold nationwide campaign designed to educate, empower, and save lives. 

Sevaro, a physician-led, AI-powered virtual neurology company is setting out to educate one million children on how to recognize stroke symptoms using the B.E.F.A.S.T. method: Balance, Eyes, Face, Arms, Speech, Time to call 911. 

At the heart of the initiative is the CHLD Program (Children’s Health Literacy Department) and its children’s book BEFAST, Be a Superhero—authored by a 5-year-old boy. With over 10,000 copies distributed across 25 states, the book is helping kids become first responders in their own homes. Proceeds will fund $50,000 in scholarships to students advancing stroke awareness. 

“We’re not just teaching kids—we’re giving them the power to save lives,” said Dr. Rajiv Narula, CEO of Sevaro Health. “This generation can change the future of stroke care.” 

Want to Be a Stroke Hero in Your Community? 

High school and college students can now apply to become CHLD Youth Ambassadors—a leadership opportunity where you’ll educate kids, earn community service hours, and qualify for scholarships and national recognition. 

  • Applications are open through June 16, 2025 

In a high-octane twist, Sevaro has partnered with rising star racecar driver Donovan Strauss, who will feature the B.E.F.A.S.T. message on his No. 4 Chevrolet in key races this May: 

  • May 3 – Ace Speedway (NC) 
  • May 16 – North Wilkesboro Speedway (NC) 
  • May 31 – Langley Speedway (VA) 

“If through educating kids even one life is saved, we’ve done our job,” said Chauncey Evers, Director of Sevaro’s CHLD program. 

Sevaro’s mission to educate one million children about stroke is made possible through the incredible support of partners across the country. These organizations—ranging from top academic institutions to grassroots nonprofits—are helping bring stroke education into classrooms, clinics, and communities nationwide. 

Sevaro proudly recognizes the following partners for their dedication: 

  • Yale School of Medicine’s Stroke Busters (Connecticut) 
  • IWRBR – I Would Rather Be Reading (Kentucky) 
  • ECU Healthcare (North Carolina) 
  • Piedmont Health (Georgia) 
  • Ochsner LSU Health Shreveport (Louisiana) 
  • St. Joseph’s Hospital (New Jersey) 
  • Toys for Tots (National nonprofit with local chapters nationwide) 

These partners are hosting community events, distributing the BEFAST, Be a Superhero book, and promoting the B.E.F.A.S.T. message across their networks. Their commitment to early recognition and education is helping save lives—one child, one classroom, one community at a time.  

Want to bring stroke awareness to your campus or community?

Here’s how you can take action: 

  1. Become a CHLD Youth Ambassador
    High school and college students across the country are joining the mission to educate 1 million kids about stroke. Apply by June 16: https://sevaro.com/CHLD
  2. Host a Stroke Education Event in Your Community
    Open to people of all ages, we’ll give you the tools to educate children in your school, organization, or neighborhood — including a copy of our children’s book, BEFAST: Be a Superhero. Get started by emailing Chauncey@sevaro.com
  3. Share Stroke Awareness on Social Media
    Your voice matters. Share stroke facts, the BEFAST method, and prevention tips to help protect your family, friends, and followers. Every share makes a difference.

 

About Sevaro 

Sevaro Health is transforming stroke care with AI-powered, real-time teleneurology solutions. Trusted by top hospitals nationwide, Sevaro combines technology, clinical excellence, and heart to save lives when every second counts. 

Media Contact: 
Branden Robinson 
📧 branden@sevaro.com 

🏁 Racing to Raise Awareness: How Sevaro Is Putting Stroke Education in the Fast Lane

Summary: In honor of Stroke Awareness Month, Sevaro has partnered with Donovan Strauss Racing to spread stroke education beyond the hospital and onto the racetrack.

This post covers key stroke statistics, how to recognize a stroke using the BEFAST method, simple prevention tips, and the launch of BEFAST: Be a Superhero—a children’s book that helps families learn the signs of stroke.

Learn how Sevaro’s tech and education efforts are helping more people act quickly and save lives.

When every second counts, you need more than speed—you need knowledge.

May is Stroke Awareness Month, and this year, Sevaro is taking education to the next level—by teaming up with Donovan Strauss Racing to bring stroke awareness to the track. With our name on a high-performance race car and BEFAST messaging front and center, we’re using the visibility of motorsports to reach new audiences with a life-saving message: recognizing the signs of stroke can save a life—maybe even someone you love.

When every second counts, you need more than speed—you need knowledge.

Stroke Is Serious—And More Common Than You Think

Let’s talk facts. Stroke is:

  • The 5th leading cause of death in the U.S.
  • A leading cause of long-term disability
  • Responsible for 1 in 6 cardiovascular deaths
  • Striking someone in the U.S. every 40 seconds

But here’s the good news: most strokes are preventable—and treatable—if they’re caught early.

That’s why Sevaro’s mission is clear: educate, empower, and act fast.

B.E.F.A.S.T.: The Superpower That Saves Lives

The best way to spot a stroke fast? BEFAST.
It’s an easy-to-remember acronym—and now it’s also a children’s book!

What BEFAST stands for:

  • B – Balance: Sudden loss of coordination or dizziness
  • E – Eyes: Blurred or double vision in one or both eyes
  • F – Face: One side of the face droops when smiling
  • A – Arms: Arm weakness or numbness, especially on one side
  • S – Speech: Slurred or hard-to-understand speech
  • T – Time: Time to call 911—immediately

💡 Every minute a stroke goes untreated, nearly 1.9 million brain cells die.

Introducing: BEFAST: Be a Superhero

Father and son pose with the BEFAST Be A Superhero book

Looking for a fun and meaningful way to teach your kids, grandkids, or students about stroke?

Meet BEFAST: Be a Superhero, a beautifully illustrated children’s book that helps kids (and adults!) understand the signs of a stroke and what to do if they see someone in trouble.

It’s engaging, empowering, and perfect for:

  • Families
  • Classrooms
  • Community health programs
  • Stroke survivors who want to educate loved ones

Order your copy now and become part of the superhero squad saving lives through stroke awareness

👉 Pre-order is now available for the next shipment

From the ER to the Track: Why Racing Matters

You might wonder—what does stroke care have to do with race cars?

Simple: Speed.

Just like on the track, stroke treatment is a race against time. At Sevaro, our virtual neurologists use Synapse AI to connect with hospitals in under 45 seconds during a stroke emergency. We help hospitals triage faster, treat smarter, and save lives—coast to coast.

By putting our name on a race car, we’re not just promoting a brand. We’re promoting a movement—to get people talking about stroke, learning the signs, and sharing the message with the people they love.

Stroke Prevention Tips You Can Start Today

Want to reduce your risk? Good news: 80% of strokes are preventable with lifestyle changes.

Here’s what neurologists recommend:

  • Monitor your blood pressure (it’s the #1 stroke risk factor)
  • Move your body—aim for 30 minutes of exercise most days
  • Eat smart—limit salt, sugar, and processed foods
  • Quit smoking
  • Drink less alcohol
  • Treat medical conditions like diabetes, high cholesterol, and AFib
  • Manage stress and sleep (yes, both matter!)

📣 Help Us Spread the Word! Join Us in the Fight Against Stroke

At Sevaro, we’re driven by purpose and powered by speed—both on the track and in the hospital. Stroke care doesn’t have to be delayed, misunderstood, or scary. With the right tools and education, we can change the story.

So start with one small act:

  1. Send this blog post to your family, friends, and co-workers
  2. Order your copy of BEFAST: Be a Superhero
  3. Follow Sevaro and Donovan Strauss Racing on social media for live event coverage and stroke facts all month long
  4. Share the signs of stroke using #BEFAST and #StrokeAwarenessMonth

Together, we’ll help the world BEFAST.

Manager of Clinical Operations and Quality

Full Time

  • 100% Remote (US Based Applicants Only)

Job Details

Position title

Manager of Clinical Operations & Quality

Location

100% Remote

Position Overview

The Manager of Clinical Operations & Quality is an essential member of our operations team reporting to the Director of Clinical Operations & Quality. This position is responsible for implementations, quality and will support the ongoing operations of Sevaro’s Telehealth Programs to new and existing hospital partners.

The incumbent provides consistently excellent service to our hospital partners and internal team members consistent with the mission and vision of Sevaro Health.

Essential Responsibilities

Telehealth Implementations

  • Manages project plans and related documents for telehealth program implementations.
  • Communicates with key project stakeholders on details and deliverables.
  • Manages multiple implementation projects simultaneously.
  • Maintain detailed project management documentation and workflows and
  • Provide detailed reports of project progress to the internal leadership team.
  • Schedule and coordinate onsite implementation visits to hospitals in accordance with Sevaro’s goals and objectives.

This role could require involvement in recruitment of neurologists, credentialing & licensing positions.

Quality Improvement

Daily

  • Review all case logs for accuracy with same-day communication to providers
  • Review all issues daily and report back with same-day communication to hospital stroke coordinator
  • Review all thrombolytic cases from day prior for DTN time, delays, PI opportunities, if DTN >45, start RCA and inform hospital SC the same day.
  • Manage any documentation requests from hospitals and notify providers with same-day notification
  • Schedule monthly quality meetings with hospitals to close the loop on all requests for QI
  • Ensure any hospital concerns/issues/case review are escalated appropriately for physician review and discussed in as close as real me as possible with hospital staff with action plan and resolution
  • Huddle with Regional Stroke Director daily in morning to discuss any quality
  • concerns as needed

Monthly

  • Monthly stroke data reported per site, per provider, company wide.
  • Participate in hospital stroke committee meetings
  • Participate in hospital education/trainings
  • Arrange for hospital education lectures
  • Arrange for Sevaro Education Series
  • Obtain monthly case studies

As Needed

  • Participate in pre-implementation process/weekly meeting with new hospitals onboarding
  • Create standard work documents/protocols
  • Assist with updating and creating clinical practice guidelines
  • Review of stroke alert protocols/order sets
  • Facilitate mock drills at sites

Physician Relationship Management

  • Owns the day-to-day operational relationship with Sevaro’s physicians through their Sevaro career.
  • Acts as primary contact for all physician questions, concerns, and needs. Escalating issues and delegating tasks as necessary.

Hospital/Program Relationship Management

  • Owns the day-to-day operational relationship with Sevaro’s hospital partners from the point contract signing to.
  • Telehealth program implementation and onward.
  • Acts as the primary contact for all hospital partner operational questions, concerns, and needs. Escalating issues and delegating tasks as necessary.
  • Schedule and coordinate onsite quality and/or service expansion visits to hospitals in accordance with Sevaro’s goals and objects.
  • Collaborate with medical professionals and hospital personnel to understand patient needs and tailor our programs to meet those needs effectively.
  • Provide educational materials and resources to hospital partners ensuring they are informed about Sevaro’s available support and services.

General

  • Utilizes communication and relationship skills with internal team members and hospital partners to ensure a high standard of quality within our telehealth programs.
  • Tracks and reports key performance indicators/metrics.
  • Attend relevant training sessions and stay updated on best practices in teleneurology/ stroke care.

Required Qualifications

  • RN License
  • Previous experience in healthcare setting, preferably Stroke Program Management
  • Project management experience
  • Intermediate or higher skill level in MS Office (Word, Excel, PowerPoint) and Google Suite ( Docs, Sheets, Forms, Slides)
  • Excellent interpersonal, presentation, communication, and relationship skills
  • Exhibits detail-oriented, analytical approach to work
  • Keeps commitments to deadlines
  • Able to work through critical or escalated issues affecting customers and teammates
  • Demonstrates the discipline to function comfortably in a fast-paced 100% remote work environment

Why Work For Sevaro

Sevaro is a rapidly growing player in the Telestrokespace! We are fully committed to our company vision of enabling patents to live meaningful and healthier lives.

Our passion for our patents is equally matched with our passion for our people. We provide our employees with an excellent work-life balance and a family-like culture. All of our full-time employees receive the following benefits:

  • Medical, Dental, and Vision insurance
  • Short term disability insurance
  • Great PTO benefits
  • Company-paid holidays
  • All needed technology equipment to perform dues
  • 100% remote working environment
Apply Now
Schedule Call With Recruiter

Help Us Save Lives: Join the CHLD Youth Ambassador Program

CHLD Youth Ambassador Program header image

One Million Kids, One Mission: Educate one million children on how to recognize and respond to the signs of stroke—arming them with life-saving knowledge that could help protect their parents, grandparents, teachers, or peers.

Apply at the bottom of the page.

CHLD by Sevaro: Turning Kids into Life-Saving Superheroes

At Sevaro, our mission has always been clear—save lives through innovative neurology solutions, compassionate care, and a relentless commitment to SEVA, the Sanskrit word for “selfless service.” That spirit of service lives at the heart of everything we do, and it’s the driving force behind CHLD: our Children’s Health Literacy Department.

Why CHLD Matters

Every 40 seconds, someone in the U.S. has a stroke. Every 4 minutes, someone dies from one. And yet—80% of strokes are preventable.

CHLD is more than an educational program. It’s a national initiative with a bold goal: educate one million young people to recognize the signs of stroke and take life-saving action.

By empowering kids early, we’re not just teaching them how to protect their loved ones—we’re building a healthier, more informed generation.

What Is CHLD?

CHLD is Sevaro’s flagship health literacy initiative designed to bring stroke education and prevention strategies into schools, after-school programs, and youth organizations across the U.S.

Through interactive tools like our “BE FAST, Be a Superhero” book series, hands-on workshops, and ambassador-led outreach, CHLD equips students with:

  • The ability to identify stroke symptoms quickly using BE FAST

  • Understanding of how and when to call 911

  • Awareness of risk factors like high blood pressure

  • Confidence to act in real-time, possibly saving a life

Fueled by SEVA

Sevaro was founded on the principle of SEVA: service without expectation. That philosophy doesn’t stop with patients. It extends into schools, homes, and communities.

CHLD is an extension of that belief—a mission to deliver vital health education to children who otherwise might never learn what a stroke looks like or how to respond.

We’re not just teaching kids facts—we’re giving them the tools to become real-life superheroes.

Big Impact, Bigger Vision

Since launch, CHLD has:

  • Distributed over 10,000 stroke awareness books in 25 states and counting

  • Partnered with Yale School of Medicine’s Stroke Busters program

  • Announced two $25,000 scholarships for students advancing stroke awareness

  • Donated 1,000 books to expand Yale’s youth health programs

  • Opened applications for CHLD Youth Ambassadors, who will lead local outreach in their communities

You can now purchase the “BEFAST, Be a Superhero” book on Amazon, and 100% of proceeds fund scholarships for high school and college students driving stroke awareness forward.

How to Get Involved

Whether you’re a student, teacher, parent, or community leader—you can help.

  • Become a CHLD Youth Ambassador (apply below)

  • Launch a stroke awareness program at your school

  • Partner with us to expand our reach

This is your chance to help create a generation of lifesavers.

Apply to become a CHLD Youth Ambassador using the form below.

Together, we will reach one million children.
Together, we will SEVA Life.

Empowering the Next Generation: Sevaro and Yale Launch National Stroke Awareness Campaign for Youth

Sevaro Partners with Yale School of Medicine

One Million Kids, One Mission.

Sevaro & Yale School of Medicine Stroke Neurologists Unite to Teach Stroke Awareness

When it comes to stroke, time is brain—and education saves lives.

That’s why Sevaro, the leader in AI-powered teleneurology and virtual stroke care, has teamed up with stroke neurologists at Yale School of Medicine to launch a nationwide effort to bring stroke awareness to the next generation through Sevaro’s Children’s Health Literacy Department (CHLD) initiative.

One Million Kids. One Mission.

The partnership centers around a bold goal: educate one million children on how to recognize and respond to the signs of stroke—arming them with life-saving knowledge that could help protect their parents, grandparents, teachers, or peers.

As part of this collaboration, Sevaro and Yale’s Stroke Busters program will award two $25,000 scholarships—one to a high school student and another to a college student—who present innovative ideas that raise community awareness around stroke prevention and action.

BEFAST, Be a Superhero

At the heart of this campaign is Sevaro’s childrens stroke education book, “B.E.F.A.S.T., Be a Superhero.” Designed to be engaging and accessible for young readers, the book teaches the signs of stroke and how to respond—reinforcing the “B.E.F.A.S.T.” acronym used in stroke identification.

Over 10,000 copies have already been distributed, with another 3,000 pre-ordered—reaching families in 25 states and counting. As part of this initiative, Sevaro will donate 1,000 books to Yale’s Stroke Busters program to help bring this critical education into more classrooms and communities.

Even better? You can now purchase the book on Amazon, and 100% of all book sales go toward funding the CHLD Education Stipends.

Why Stroke Awareness for Kids Matters

  • Every 40 seconds, someone has a stroke in the U.S.

  • Every 4 minutes, someone dies from one.

  • But 80% of strokes are preventable.

“Health literacy is one of the most powerful tools we have to change these outcomes,” says Dr. Rachel Forman, Assistant Professor and Stroke Neurologist at Yale New Haven Hospital. “Sevaro’s mission aligns perfectly with our goal to bring life-saving stroke education into schools and households.”

Father and son pose with the BEFAST Be A Superhero book

Rooted in SEVA

Sevaro’s culture is deeply rooted in SEVA, the Sanskrit word for selfless service. That spirit is what drives the CHLD initiative and the broader work Sevaro does to improve access to care through cutting-edge telestroke and teleneurology technology.

“CHLD is about more than education—it’s about empowering kids to become health leaders in their communities,” said Dr. Rajiv Narula, CEO of Sevaro. “We believe in building healthier futures, one child at a time.”

How to Get Involved

  • Stroke Awareness Programs – Through Yale School of Medicine’s Stroke Busters after-school initiative, children will take home life-saving knowledge.
  • CHLD Education Stipend – Two students will be awarded $25,000 each for their contributions toward innovative ways to raise stroke awareness.
  • CHLD Youth Ambassadors – High school and college students can apply to become CHLD Youth Ambassadors and take part in the mission. Apply Here by June 16 at 12 PM EDT.
  • Buy the Book – Every purchase funds student-led stroke awareness work.

“This isn’t just a campaign. It’s a movement,” says Chauncey Evers, National Director of CHLD. “We’re inviting educators, students, and families to join us—and to help save lives in the process.

One Million Kids, One Mission: Sevaro & Yale School of Medicine Stroke Neurologists Unite to Teach Stroke Awareness

April 7, 2025
Sevaro in the news

April 7, 2025 – East Brunswick, NJ – Sevaro, the leading provider of AI-powered virtual neurology and intelligent analytics, has partnered with stroke neurologists at Yale School of Medicine as part of its ongoing Children’s Health Literacy Department (CHLD) initiative.

A group of kids from the CHLD innitiative

This collaboration expands efforts to educate one million young people on recognizing the signs of stroke and taking life-saving action.

As part of this partnership, Sevaro and Yale School of Medicine’s Stroke Busters program will award two $25,000 education stipends—one to a high school student and another to a college student—who present innovative ways to improve community health through stroke awareness.

Sevaro’s CHLD initiative collaborates with schools, hospitals, and organizations across the country to improve awareness around stroke and cardiovascular disease. Since launching, CHLD has distributed over 10,000 copies of the “BEFAST, Be a Superhero” book, with another 3,000 already pre-ordered—delivering stroke education to children and families in 25 states and counting.

Father and son pose with the BEFAST Be A Superhero book

In support of the partnership, Sevaro will donate 1,000 books to Yale School of Medicine’s Stroke Busters program to help expand the program’s reach and impact.

Additionally, “BEFAST, Be a Superhero” is now available for purchase on Amazon, and 100% of proceeds from book sales will directly fund the CHLD Education Stipends, helping students turn their stroke awareness ideas into life-saving action.

“Every 40 seconds, someone has a stroke, and every 4 minutes, someone dies from one—yet 80% of strokes are preventable,” said Dr. Rachel Forman, Assistant Professor and Stroke Neurologist at Yale New Haven Hospital. “Health literacy is one of the most powerful tools we have to change this. Sevaro’s mission aligns with our vision of bringing life-saving education into schools and homes.”

“At Sevaro, our culture is defined by SEVA, a Sanskrit word meaning selfless service,” said Dr. Rajiv Narula, CEO of Sevaro. “CHLD is an extension of that belief; we empower kids with the knowledge to recognize a stroke and take action. It’s an honor to join forces with Yale School of Medicine to inspire young people to save lives through education and service.”

Opportunities to Get Involved:

  • Stroke Awareness Programs – Through Yale School of Medicine’s Stroke Busters after-school initiative, children take home life-saving knowledge.

  • CHLD Education Stipend – Two students will receive $25,000 each for contributing innovative ideas that improve stroke awareness.

  • CHLD Youth Ambassadors – High school and college students can apply to join the mission. Apply by June 16 at 12 PM EDT. APPLY HERE

“This is a call to action,” said Chauncey Evers, CHLD National Director. “If you care about community health and want to empower kids to be real-life superheroes, we want to work with you.”

Together, we will reach one million children.
Together, they will SEVA Life.

About Sevaro

Sevaro is revolutionizing neurology through intelligent technology and AI-powered innovation. Creator of Synapse AI—the first physician-built platform that combines smart triage, real-time analytics, and seamless documentation—Sevaro empowers hospitals to future-proof their neurology programs with a scalable hybrid care model.

By integrating virtual neurology with in-house teams on a single workflow, Sevaro eliminates inefficiencies, reduces burnout, and accelerates life-saving care. With a mission rooted in SEVA, or selfless service, Sevaro is not just improving stroke and neuro care—it’s reimagining how it’s delivered.

For partnership opportunities, contact:

  • Chauncey Evers at CHLD@Sevaro.com
  • Rachel at Rachel.Forman@Yale.edu

Neurology Tops the Burnout List: How Sevaro is Rewriting the Future for Neurologists

A burned out neurologist stressed out, sitting in his office

Neurology Tops the Burnout List: How Sevaro is Rewriting the Future for Neurologists

By Melanie J. Winningham, MD & Sevaro Team

The best parts of being a physician: 

  • Connecting with other humans, often at one of their most vulnerable moments.  
  • The rush of acting quickly to intervene on another person’s behalf and providing care that staves off death and disability. 
  • Knowing that there’s always something to learn or something to teach – I am pleasantly challenged by something or someone every day.  

Things I dread:

  • The stomach-sinking feeling of piled-up work at the end of a long day.
  • Documentation waiting for you when you’re emotionally and mentally spent from giving 110% to the humans you love to connect with and care for.  
  • Feeling distracted by unwanted notifications, redundant calls, and other things that take your attention away from what actually matters to you – your patient and their family.  

We all want to give our full attention with genuine emotional connection to our patient. I know I do, and I’m not alone. However, despite the astounding scientific and technological advancements of the past ten years, work towards supporting the patient care encounter and the provider performing it has been lacking. 

Documentation requirements, billing, inboxes, pagers, secure chat, snail mail with paperwork to complete.  

A barrage of distraction and disorganized responsibility. 

New Data, Familiar Problem. A Harsh Reality for Neurologists.

According to Medscape’s newly released 2025 “Physician Mental Health & Well-Being Report,” Neurology ranks #1 in physician burnout, with a staggering 43% of neurologists reporting symptoms. Nearly 1 in 5 neurologists reported feeling both burned out and depressed. 

The numbers are stark, but not surprising, given everything we know about the complex clinical and administrative tasks that neurologists must manage.  

The rise in burnout among neurologists isn’t difficult to understand – they are on the frontlines of some of medicine’s most time-sensitive, emotionally taxing conditions – from ischemic strokes to traumatic brain injuries to progressive neurodegenerative diseases. 

Combine this with:

  • Complex diagnostic responsibilities 
  • Long shifts and frequent on-call demands 
  • Staffing shortages 
  • Increasing documentation burdens 
  • Fragmented systems that slow down care

…and it’s no wonder neurologists are overwhelmed.

Burnout in this specialty affects the physicians, patient outcomes, hospital efficiency, and the long-term sustainability of Neurology itself.  

These statistics around burnout rates reflect a deep, systemic challenge across healthcare – but for those of us in the world of stroke and neurology, they hit particularly close to home.  

At Sevaro, we’re aware of this crisis—and we are actively, intentionally, and unapologetically designing against it.

We believe the way forward starts with one fundamental truth: You can’t fix provider burnout with just another meeting or more compensation. Real change comes from smarter tools, workload management, a supportive culture, and leaders who’ve walked the same path.

At Sevaro, we’re not just physician-friendly – we are physician-led. 

A Company Led by Physicians, for Physicians

Our clinical leadership team includes some of the most respected neurologists in the country, and nearly every senior leader in our organization is an active, practicing physician.

That matters—because it means we’re not designing solutions in a vacuum. We’re building systems that we use ourselves in clinical practice—solutions we know can truly revolutionize neurological care.

Our physicians benefit from innovation—and they feel the impact of leadership that truly understands and supports them.  

One provider who joined Sevaro after working for a competitor shared, “The fact that I get calls from the leadership team to check in is something that would have never happened at my previous employer.” Another remarked, “There is a very supportive leadership, and every leader is super dedicated.” 

At Sevaro, leadership is more than a title—it’s a presence that’s personal, involved, and committed. 

We Understand What It Feels Like to Be on the Clock, Under Pressure, Alone. 

So we created a virtual stroke care model that never leaves a provider unsupported. Our virtual neurologists are part of a high-performing clinical team—connected, supported, and equipped with tools that make fast, effective care easier. 

We’re not here to burn out brilliant minds. We’re here to elevate them.  

Culture Isn’t a Perk. It’s the Product.

In a world where physician burnout is often treated like an HR problem, we see it as a design flaw. 

That’s why our culture is built from the ground up to empower and sustain clinicians: 

Flexibility & Autonomy 

Our providers work remotely, with flexible schedules and balanced workloads. No long commutes. No double shifts. Just focused, high-impact clinical care delivered with clarity and purpose. 

Collaboration Over Isolation 

We’ve built a model where neurologists don’t work in silos. Every provider is part of a connected, responsive community—backed by 24/7 support and transparent leadership communication. 

Purpose Over Pressure 

Sevaro’s mission is centered on transforming stroke care through technology and human connection. Our physicians aren’t just clocking in—they’re helping reshape the future of their field. 

And our providers feel that difference every day. Many have shared how meaningful it is to work in a culture where support isn’t just a promise—it’s a practice. 

My fellow neurologists weigh in…

  • One provider noted, “The inner team has a good culture of helping out and checking on each other with workloads. The team backing is real.” 
  • Another added, “Leadership has been amazing—supportive, always advocating for me, and walking alongside me to make sure I have the help I need. Everyone has stepped in when it mattered most, especially during busy times.” 
  • A third shared, “I really appreciate the time I’ve had working here. The collaboration feels like a true team effort—so different from in-house neurology, where you’re often the only person. This is a collaborative approach, and people are easy to reach out to.” 
  • And for many, the model has changed their lives beyond the hospital: 
    “I don’t have to commute, and I love working from home—it’s been the most rewarding thing for my family to have me present. And I know I’m making a difference for patients quickly.” 

At Sevaro, you’re never alone. You’re part of something stronger. 

The Technology: Built by Clinicians, for Clinicians

Our clinician leaders at Sevaro came together with an amazing tech team to create solutions that support our providers by maximizing their time, reducing the documentation effort, and streamlining communication in novel ways to allow them to focus on what matters most – our patients. 

The right technology doesn’t replace physicians. It recharges them. 

Charts with stats about the amount of virtual neurology consults for Sevaro neurologist shifts

Our clinician leaders at Sevaro came together with an amazing tech team to create solutions that support our providers by maximizing their time, reducing the documentation effort, and streamlining communication in novel ways to allow them to focus on what matters most – our patients.  

That’s the philosophy behind Synapse AI—our proprietary, end-to-end stroke care platform designed to reduce friction, speed up decision-making, and eliminate the bottlenecks that wear neurologists down. 

Providers are supported by an AI-assisted documentation process, a user-friendly phone application that lets them take the stroke triage process anywhere and everywhere, and a virtual care dashboard that brings all of their patient care tools into one easy-to-use space. 

One stop to access your EMRs, video platform, and AI-imaging software.  

Access to this innovative set of tech tools has made patient care something that I look forward to because I feel supported and efficient. It has made a world of difference for me as a stroke neurologist. I don’t think I could go back to practicing any other way.  

The Synapse AI Difference

A laptop and iphone showing Synapse AI Teleneurology software on the screens

Real-Time Data. Fewer Clicks. 

Through Premium Analytics, a key feature of Synapse AI, providers can access live performance metrics, stroke workflow timelines, and case documentation insights without chasing down data or refreshing clunky EMRs. 

Streamlined Workflows = More Clinical Time 

Synapse AI eliminates repetitive tasks and automates parts of the documentation process, letting providers focus on what they do best—clinical decision-making, not data entry. 

Instant Connection. No Delays. 

When seconds matter, Synapse AI ensures that a neurologist is connected to the bedside in under 45 seconds.

That means less waiting, more action, and a true sense of professional impact. And our physicians have shared that one of the most rewarding parts of working with this technology is its reach.

“The ability to care for more patients across the country—in a faster, more efficient way—has been incredibly meaningful.” 

Final Thoughts: This Is Personal 

For the leadership at Sevaro, this report is a call to action. 

Many of us have experienced burnout firsthand. We’ve stayed up all night, second-guessing decisions. We’ve missed family milestones, buried in documentation. We’ve felt the crushing weight of too much to do and not enough time to do it. 

But now, we’re building something better. 

To every neurologist reading this: You deserve support. You deserve better tools. You deserve to love the work you trained for. 

And at Sevaro, that’s what we’re here to deliver. 

Whether you’re a health system facing burnout challenges or a vascular neurologist looking for a more balanced, meaningful career—we’re here to help.

  • Connect with us today to talk through your biggest challenges and see how Sevaro’s physician-led model and Synapse AI technology can make a real difference.
  • We’re hiring, too — join a team that’s rebuilding stroke care with you in mind.

Stroke Risk & Extreme Weather: A Growing Challenge for Hospitals

Screenshot of Sevaro's Premium Analytics

Stroke Risk & Extreme Weather: A Growing Challenge for Hospitals

When the weather turns dangerous, so does stroke risk.

Extreme heatwaves, sudden cold snaps, and unpredictable storms are increasing stroke cases. Climate change is making an impact on health in ways we’re only beginning to understand. Among its most alarming effects is a rising risk of stroke.

As global temperatures swing to new extremes, hospitals are seeing patterns emerge: spikes in stroke cases tied directly to extreme weather events. Heatwaves strain cardiovascular systems, cold weather raises blood pressure, and air pollution worsens inflammation, all major contributors to stroke.

For hospitals, the challenge is clear. How do you predict, prevent, and manage weather-driven stroke cases when every second counts? The answer lies in real-time AI insights, predictive analytics, and smarter stroke response systems.

How extreme weather increases stroke risk

Climate change affects stroke risk in several ways, primarily by putting extra strain on the body’s cardiovascular system. Studies show that both high and low temperatures increase the likelihood of stroke, especially in vulnerable populations.

Heatwaves and stroke risk

When temperatures soar, the body works harder to cool itself, leading to dehydration, increased blood viscosity, and heightened clotting risk, all of which can trigger a stroke.

Hospitals see a surge in dehydration-related strokes, heat exhaustion worsening pre-existing conditions, and higher emergency response times due to extreme heat slowing transportation.

Cold snaps and hypertension spikes

Sudden cold exposure causes blood vessels to constrict, raising blood pressure and increasing the risk of clot formation. Older adults and those with existing heart disease or high cholesterol are particularly vulnerable.

Hospitals report more ischemic strokes caused by narrowed arteries, increased emergency visits due to hypertension, and limited mobility for patients who need immediate stroke care.

Air pollution and inflammation

Rising pollution levels, often worsened by heat and wildfires, create chronic inflammation in the body. Research shows that exposure to fine particulate matter increases stroke risk by triggering vascular damage over time.

Hospitals experience higher stroke admission rates during poor air quality days, increased cases of transient ischemic attacks, and stroke patients presenting with respiratory complications.

The role of AI in predicting and managing weather-driven stroke cases

Traditional stroke response systems are reactive, waiting for a crisis before acting. AI-powered predictive analytics change the game, allowing hospitals to anticipate and prepare for stroke surges tied to extreme weather.

Sevaro’s Premium Analytics combines real-time hospital data, AI-driven insights, and environmental factors to help hospitals predict and manage stroke cases during extreme weather.

Predictive modeling detects patterns in patient volume and weather conditions, allowing hospitals to staff up and prepare resources before a surge hits. Real-time monitoring tracks temperature, humidity, air pollution, and stroke admissions, providing instant alerts when risk factors spike.

AI-assisted stroke triage ensures stroke patients are prioritized immediately, reducing delays in diagnosis and treatment. Resource allocation helps hospitals manage specialist availability, ICU beds, and stroke response times based on real-time conditions.

How hospitals can adapt to climate-driven stroke surges

Hospitals can’t control the weather, but they can control how they respond. By integrating AI-driven insights, smarter workflows, and proactive care strategies, they can prevent avoidable deaths and improve patient outcomes.

Use AI to predict and prepare by leveraging Premium Analytics to forecast stroke risk based on extreme weather patterns. Adjust staffing and bed availability before high-risk days, such as extreme heat warnings.

Strengthen emergency stroke triage by implementing Sevaro OneCall to connect stroke specialists instantly, avoiding delays caused by overwhelmed ERs. Automate decision-making with Synapse AI, prioritizing high-risk stroke cases in seconds.

Educate high-risk populations by proactively warning vulnerable patients ahead of extreme weather events. Promote stroke awareness campaigns tied to seasonal risks, teaching communities how to recognize symptoms using the BEFAST method. 

The future of stroke care is in AI and climate resilience.

The effects of climate change on stroke risk are only going to intensify. But with AI-powered predictive analytics, hospitals don’t have to be caught off guard. By leveraging real-time data, streamlining emergency response, and optimizing stroke triage, healthcare systems can turn extreme weather from a crisis into a challenge they’re prepared to meet.

At Sevaro, we’re pioneering the future of climate-resilient stroke care, ensuring that when seconds matter most, hospitals have the insights they need to act fast.

Learn more about how Sevaro is transforming stroke care at Sevaro.com.

Case Study: How Teleneurology and TNK Transformed Stroke Care Efficiency

“Before our partnership, DTN times when using tPA remained above national benchmarks. Thanks to Sevaro, their stroke workflow enhancements, and TNK adoption, DTN times improved to under 30 minutes, now exceeding national benchmarks.”

Telestroke Response in the Emergency Room: Connecting with the Vascular Neurologist

Background: The Need for Faster Stroke Treatment

A two-site, 110-bed hospital system in the southern United States, known for its commitment to stroke care excellence, was facing a critical challenge: door-to-needle (DTN) times for alteplase (tPA) were averaging 45 minutes—falling short of national benchmarks.

To enhance efficiency and align with evolving stroke treatment guidelines, the hospital made two key changes:

  1. Adopting teleneurology & better technology for stroke care to accelerate neurologist access and streamline decision-making.
  2. Transitioning from tPA to tenecteplase (TNK) for its simpler, faster administration.
stroke patient in a hospital room talking with a virtual neurologist

Intervention: Leveraging Telestroke Technology for Faster Care

By partnering with its new virtual neurology provider and its AI-technology, the hospital improved its stroke response workflow with several critical upgrades:

  • TNK vs. tPA Efficacy – Switching to TNK eliminated the need for a prolonged infusion, reducing nursing workload and speeding up treatment.
  • Enhanced Teleneurology Workflow* – Stroke teams received real-time neurologist access, stroke alerts were automated, and provider coordination improved.
  • Real-Time Data Tracking* – Continuous DTN time monitoring and monthly case reviews allowed for quick process adjustments and ongoing optimization.

*Enhancement due to Synapse AI technology platform

The Result

  • Before TNK adoption – The hospital administered tPA an average of 2.91 times per month.
  • After TNK adoption – Thrombolytic use remained stable at 3.00 cases per month, confirming TNK’s effective implementation.
  • Reduced Bottlenecks – TNK’s simplified administration significantly improved efficiency for nursing and pharmacy teams.
  • DTN times dropped to under 30 minutes, now exceeding national benchmarks.
  • Teleneurology for stroke care played a key role, ensuring faster neurology evaluations and rapid treatment decisions.
a stroke patient leaving the hospital, thanks to virtual neurologist experts

Key Takeaways: The Power of Teleneurology, TNK, & Better Technology for Faster Stroke Care

By leveraging Sevaro’s technology-enabled solutions and transitioning from tPA to TNK, the hospital achieved measurable improvements in stroke care efficiency, setting a new standard for rapid, data-driven stroke intervention.

The combination of real-time neurologist access, optimized workflows, and data-driven performance tracking resulted in faster DTN times and better patient outcomes.

Hospitals looking to enhance stroke care efficiency can take a page from this case study: technology-driven solutions like Synapse AI are making a real difference.

Ready to be the next hospital to revolutionize neurological care?  Let’s talk.

Schedule a demo or give us a call today!

866-239-1650

Lessons from Global Stroke Awareness Campaigns

surrealism collage of World Stroke Awareness Campaign, Global Initiatives

The Power of Stroke Awareness Campaigns, Lessons from Global Initiatives

Stroke is one of the leading causes of death and disability worldwide. Every second during a stroke matters, as millions of neurons are lost each minute treatment is delayed. This urgency underscores the critical importance of public awareness campaigns that educate communities on recognizing stroke symptoms and responding quickly.

Among these, the BEFAST campaign has emerged as a pivotal tool in improving stroke outcomes by empowering individuals with the knowledge to act fast.

This blog explores the impact of stroke awareness initiatives like BEFAST and highlights how global campaigns are saving lives by turning bystanders into lifesavers.

Why Stroke Awareness Matters

A stroke occurs when blood flow to the brain is interrupted, either by a blockage (ischemic stroke) or a burst blood vessel (hemorrhagic stroke).

The symptoms of a stroke can be subtle, but the need for quick action is not. Stroke treatments, such as clot-busting medications or thrombectomy, are time-sensitive and most effective when administered within a few hours of symptom onset.

Despite medical advancements, one of the biggest challenges in stroke care remains the delay in patients seeking treatment.

Many people do not recognize the signs of a stroke, and even if they do, hesitation and uncertainty can prevent them from calling emergency services. This is where awareness campaigns play a transformative role.

The BEFAST Campaign, A Game Changer in Stroke Awareness

The BEFAST acronym stands for:

  • Balance: Sudden loss of balance or coordination.
  • Eyes: Blurred or double vision or sudden vision loss.
  • Face: One side of the face drooping or feeling numb.
  • Arms: Weakness or numbness in one arm.
  • Speech: Slurred or difficult speech.
  • Time: Time to call emergency services immediately.

By using simple, memorable cues, BEFAST has made it easier for the public to recognize the signs of a stroke and act quickly. Studies show that when communities are educated with BEFAST, stroke patients arrive at hospitals sooner, allowing healthcare teams to initiate treatment faster and improve patient outcomes.

Lessons from Other Successful Campaigns

  1. The FAST Campaign (UK)

The FAST (Face, Arms, Speech, Time) campaign in the United Kingdom has been credited with significantly increasing public knowledge about stroke symptoms.

Government-funded and widely broadcast on television, radio, and social media, the campaign helped reduce the average time from symptom onset to hospital arrival.

The success of FAST also influenced the development of the enhanced BEFAST model, adding critical indicators like balance and vision changes.

  1. World Stroke Day (Global)

Every year on October 29th, World Stroke Day raises global awareness about stroke prevention, treatment, and support for survivors.

Spearheaded by the World Stroke Organization, this initiative includes educational materials, survivor stories, and a unified message that “Stroke is Treatable.”

The campaign’s widespread reach helps communities around the world understand stroke risks and the importance of timely medical care.

  1. The American Heart Association’s Stroke Hero Campaign (USA)

This campaign focuses on empowering children and adults to recognize stroke symptoms and respond appropriately.

It uses engaging materials like videos, animations, and interactive quizzes to educate audiences in schools and workplaces.

By targeting children, the campaign also aims to create generational change, where stroke awareness becomes a normalized and shared family knowledge.

  1. Act FAST (Australia)

Australia’s “Act FAST” campaign has made strides in educating the public about stroke symptoms and the urgency of calling emergency services immediately.

The campaign uses real-life testimonials and scenarios to illustrate the critical importance of acting FAST, contributing to faster treatment times and better recovery rates for stroke patients.

How Stroke Awareness Campaigns Improve Outcomes

The measurable impact of stroke awareness campaigns includes:

  • Increased Emergency Calls: Campaigns like BEFAST have led to more people calling emergency services at the first sign of stroke symptoms.
  • Faster Hospital Arrivals: Patients who recognize symptoms early are more likely to arrive at the hospital within the treatment window for therapies like thrombolysis or thrombectomy.
  • Better Treatment Rates: Hospitals in regions with active awareness campaigns report higher usage of clot-busting drugs and better adherence to stroke treatment protocols.
  • Improved Long-Term Outcomes: Early treatment facilitated by awareness campaigns reduces the severity of disability in stroke survivors, enhancing their quality of life.

Sevaro’s Role in Promoting Stroke Awareness

At Sevaro, we understand that public education is as critical as clinical treatment when it comes to stroke care. We actively support stroke awareness initiatives and integrate education into our services.

Our BEFAST book, co-authored by Sevaro’s CEO Dr. Rajiv Narula and his son, is one such initiative aimed at teaching children and families how to recognize and respond to strokes.

Sevaro also uses advanced technologies like Synapse AI to support hospitals in delivering faster stroke care, but we recognize that technology works best when paired with an informed public that knows when and how to seek help.

The Future of Stroke Awareness

As technology evolves, so do the strategies for spreading awareness. Digital tools such as mobile apps, social media challenges, and virtual training sessions can enhance the reach of stroke education.

Artificial intelligence (AI) and data analytics can also identify high-risk populations and deliver targeted awareness campaigns, ensuring that those who need the information most receive it.

Conclusion, Awareness Saves Lives

The success of stroke awareness campaigns like BEFAST demonstrates the power of education in saving lives. By teaching the public to recognize stroke symptoms and act quickly, these initiatives reduce treatment times and improve outcomes for stroke patients.

As we continue to innovate in stroke care at Sevaro, we remain committed to promoting awareness, supporting education, and ultimately helping communities become safer and better prepared when every second counts.

 

Sevaro & Go Red for Women: Taking Action for Women’s Health

AHA Event Details

Stroke Care for Women: Sevaro Supports AHA’s Go Red for Women Summit

Did you know that stroke is the third leading cause of death in women and a leading cause of disability? Despite these alarming facts, stroke symptoms in women are often misdiagnosed or ignored, delaying critical treatment.

That’s why we’re proud to support the American Heart Association’s Go Red for Women Summit on February 19th, an event dedicated to raising awareness about heart disease and stroke—the leading causes of death in women. Go Red for Women is on a mission to empower women with the knowledge, resources, and advocacy they need to take control of their heart and brain health.

At Sevaro, we believe that:

  • Education saves lives – Knowing the signs of stroke and heart disease in women can make the difference between life and death.
  • Technology drives change – AI-powered stroke triage and virtual neurology are revolutionizing stroke care.
  • Advocacy fuels progress – Events like the Go Red for Women Summit amplify the voices of survivors, healthcare leaders, and changemakers dedicated to a healthier future.

Read more about how Sevaro is using technology and virtual neurology to improve stroke outcomes.

Understanding Stroke Risks for Women

Why Women Are at Higher Risk for Stroke

Women face unique stroke risks that are often overlooked. Factors such as hormonal changes, pregnancy complications, and longer life expectancy increase their susceptibility to stroke. Here are some of the top risk factors:

  • Pregnancy-Related Conditions – Preeclampsia, gestational diabetes, and high blood pressure during pregnancy significantly increase a woman’s risk of stroke.

  • Hormonal Birth Control & Hormone Replacement Therapy (HRT) – Estrogen-based contraceptives and HRT have been linked to an elevated risk of blood clots, leading to stroke.

  • Atrial Fibrillation (AFib) – Women with AFib are more likely to suffer severe strokes and have a higher mortality rate than men.

  • Autoimmune Disorders & Migraines – Conditions like lupus and migraines with aura disproportionately affect women and are associated with increased stroke risk.

  • Postmenopausal Changes – Declining estrogen levels can lead to higher blood pressure and cholesterol, both key contributors to stroke.

Recognizing Stroke Symptoms in Women

One of the biggest challenges in women’s stroke care is the difference in how symptoms present. While the classic BEFAST signs (Balance, Eyesight blur, Facial drooping, Arm weakness, Speech difficulty, Time to call 911) apply to both men and women, women may experience additional or atypical symptoms, such as:

  • Sudden nausea or vomiting
  • Unexplained fatigue or weakness
  • Shortness of breath or chest pain
  • Confusion or memory loss
  • Hiccups or dizziness
  • Sudden behavioral changes or agitation

Women often dismiss these symptoms as stress or exhaustion, which can lead to dangerous delays in treatment. Early intervention is critical—every second counts when it comes to stroke care.

The Importance of Timely Stroke Treatment

Women are more likely than men to experience delays in stroke diagnosis and treatment. Factors like living alone, misattributed symptoms, and systemic gaps in healthcare access contribute to this problem. Sevaro is working to change this by leveraging AI-powered technology and virtual neurology to bridge these gaps and deliver faster, more accurate stroke care.

How Sevaro is Revolutionizing Stroke Care

At Sevaro, our commitment to stroke care innovation aligns with the mission of Go Red for Women: breaking down barriers to healthcare access and ensuring timely, expert-driven stroke intervention. Our AI-powered Synapse AI technology enhances stroke detection and triage, enabling:

  • Faster Diagnosis: AI assists in early stroke identification, reducing time-to-treatment.

  • 24/7 Virtual Neurology Access: Our teleneurology specialists provide immediate consults, ensuring hospitals can deliver expert care in critical moments.

  • Better Patient Outcomes: Timely intervention reduces long-term disability and improves survival rates, particularly for women, who often receive delayed care.

Prevention: How Women Can Reduce Their Stroke Risk

The best way to combat stroke is through prevention and early intervention. Women should take the following proactive steps to lower their stroke risk:

Lifestyle Changes

  • Monitor Blood Pressure – High blood pressure is the leading cause of stroke.

  • Adopt a Heart-Healthy Diet – Focus on whole foods, lean proteins, and healthy fats.

  • Stay Physically Active – Aim for at least 150 minutes of moderate exercise per week.

  • Quit Smoking & Limit Alcohol – Both significantly increase stroke risk.

  • Manage Stress & Mental Health – Chronic stress contributes to high blood pressure and other risk factors.

Medical Check-Ups & Awareness

  • Understand the Risks of Hormonal Medications – Discuss birth control and HRT risks with a doctor.

  • Screen for Atrial Fibrillation & Cholesterol – Heart health plays a key role in stroke prevention.

  • Get Regular Check-Ups – Routine medical exams help detect early warning signs.

Join the Movement: Spread Awareness & Support Women’s Stroke Health

Let’s stand together in the fight against stroke and heart disease in women. Share this blog, wear red, and encourage the women in your life to take charge of their health.

For more information on women’s stroke risks and prevention, visit the American Heart Association’s Go Red for Women at www.goredforwomen.org.

Together, we can make a difference.

6 Practical Tips for Supporting a Stroke Survivor

A stroke survivor with his family

How to Support Stroke Survivors: Tips for Family and Friends

Recovering from a stroke is often a long and challenging journey, both for the survivors and their loved ones. While medical care and rehabilitation play a significant role in recovery, the emotional and practical support from family and friends is just as vital. This guide offers actionable tips to help you navigate the recovery process and provide meaningful support to your loved ones.

Why Support Matters After a Stroke

A stroke can change a person’s life overnight. From physical impairments to emotional and cognitive challenges, stroke survivors face an uphill battle to regain independence. The support of family and friends is critical, offering stability, encouragement, and a foundation for rebuilding their lives.

6 Practical Tips for Supporting a Stroke Survivor

  1. Encourage Rehabilitation

Recovery often involves physical, occupational, and speech therapy. Encourage your loved one to attend therapy sessions and practice exercises at home. Celebrate their milestones—no matter how small—to keep them motivated and focused.

  1. Foster a Positive Environment

A positive atmosphere can significantly impact a survivor’s emotional well-being. Show patience, avoid being overly critical, and offer consistent encouragement. Your words and actions can uplift their spirits and build their confidence.

  1. Assist with Daily Tasks

Depending on the severity of the stroke, survivors may struggle with daily activities such as eating, dressing, and moving. Offer help as needed, but also encourage independence where possible, as it fosters confidence and a sense of control.

  1. Educate Yourself About Stroke Recovery

Learning about the recovery process and potential long-term effects of a stroke helps you empathize and respond effectively to your loved one’s needs. This knowledge also prepares you for any challenges that may arise.

  1. Provide Emotional Support

Stroke recovery can be emotionally taxing. Survivors often experience feelings of frustration, anxiety, or depression. Be a compassionate listener and reassure them that their feelings are valid. If needed, encourage them to seek professional mental health support.

  1. Promote Healthy Habits

Help your loved one embrace a healthier lifestyle. Encourage balanced meals, regular exercise, and routine medical check-ups to reduce the risk of another stroke and support overall well-being.

Supporting Your Own Well-being

Caring for a stroke survivor can be demanding. It’s essential to prioritize your own mental and physical health so you can provide sustained, effective support. Seek help from other family members, join support groups, or connect with healthcare professionals for guidance.

Stroke recovery is a collaborative process. With patience, empathy, and understanding, you can make a lasting difference in your loved one’s journey toward regaining independence and improving their quality of life.

Sevaro offers stroke survivors and caretakers a free monthly support group that helps them cope with the pressures their circumstances may bring.

AI-powered virtual neurology & intelligent analytics throughout the patient journey.

Products

Services

Support

Ready to try?

Get A Demo
© 2025 Sevaro Health, Inc. All rights reserved.
Get A Demo
Skip to content