Stroke
A stroke is a medical emergency where blood flow to the brain is either reduced or stopped, depriving brain tissue of essential oxygen and nutrients. A stroke may cause loss in brain function and affect movement and speech.
Stroke care in Arlington, Texas
When stroke emergencies arise, we are here to provide comprehensive care for patients in Tarrant County.
As a Comprehensive Stroke Center, designated by DNV, the stroke team at Medical City Arlington, a Level II Trauma Center, is equipped to deliver advanced care in critical times of need.
What are stroke symptoms?
Prevention and early detection are key factors in stroke treatment and identification. Seek emergency care immediately if you or a loved one experience the following stroke symptoms:
- Weakness or numbness of the face, leg or arm (especially on one side of body)
- Confusion or trouble speaking and understanding
- Severe headache with no known cause
- Difficulty seeing in one or both eyes
- Loss of balance or coordination
- Trouble walking
- Dizziness
How to get to our emergency room (ER)
If you suspect you or a loved one may be experiencing a stroke, please dial 911 immediately. The ER at Medical City Arlington provides 24/7 emergency care. Our ER entrance is located on the east side of campus and faces West Mayfield Road. Please note that the entrance for the ER is separate from the main hospital entrance. We provide free lot parking for patients and visitors.
Our address is:
3301 Matlock Road
Arlington, TX 76015