Stroke 101 class at Redmond Senior Center April 3

Published 10:29 am Thursday, March 28, 2024

The Redmond Senior Center with Stroke Awareness Oregon is proud to announce an upcoming educational session,

“Stroke 101,” set to take place at the Redmond Senior Center on April 3. The class is designed to bolster knowledge about stroke prevention, early recognition of stroke signs, and managing life post-stroke. It aims to serve not only as an educational resource but as a lifeline to those seeking to safeguard themselves and loved ones from the silent and swift dangers of stroke.

The class is tailored for seniors, caregivers, and community health enthusiasts who aspire to learn more about the risk factors, prevention, and the necessity of swift action in the wake of a stroke. Spearheaded by Kate Eskew, a revered educator in stroke awareness, the session promises a comprehensive guide through the complexities surrounding strokes with a focus on proactive prevention and recovery strategies.

The 1-hour presentation at Redmond Senior Center begins at 1 p.m. on April 3 and is open to the public free of charge. The class underscores Stroke Awareness Oregon’s commitment to fostering a stroke-informed community, equipped to recognize and react aptly to stroke signs, and to minimize the impact through preventive measures.

Eskew, leading the seminar, will bring insights from her broad experience with Stroke Awareness and her personal connection to the cause. The program aims to instill a sense of preparedness and resilience, ensuring participants walk away with knowledge that can save lives.

For additional details about the “Stroke 101” class, contact the Redmond Senior Center at 541-438-6325.