Florida Stroke Registry – Florida Stroke Collaboration

The Florida Stroke Registry is grateful for the ongoing relationship with the American Heart Association/American Stroke Association (AHA/ASA). After more than 10 years of collaboration, we continue to work towards the common goal of improving stroke care through research and providing the best stroke education to our Florida community.

As of March 2024, the FSR consists of 180 Florida stroke centers and hospitals, with 90 belonging to the prestigious Paul Coverdell program.

We thank the Florida hospitals that are actively participating in the FSR and contributing towards providing Floridians the best quality of stroke care.

FSR Participating Stroke Centers & Certifications

Please take a look at our new interactive map, and let us know if your institution has had any updates to certifications or any other information, so that we can be as up to date as possible. The filter on the top left shows hospitals by certification, and the search bar on the bottom right allows you to search for hospitals by name. Click on the hospital in the list to be taken to it within the map. Happy exploring, and let us know if any changes are needed!

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As of March 2024, the FSR consists of 180 Florida stroke centers and hospitals, with 90 belonging to the prestigious Paul Coverdell program.

FSR Participating Stroke Centers & Certifications

Our FSR History

2012-2023- FSR under the leadership of Dr. Ralph L Sacco

November 2020: Senator Gayle Harrell speaks on data interoperability and the importance of the Florida Stroke Registry.

January 2018: MaryLynn Magar, Republican member of the Florida House of Representatives, talks about her personal stroke experience.

How Did FSR Stroke Centers Get So Good At What They Do? They Track and Measure Their Performance With The FSR Dashboards

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FSR Regional Dashboards

FSR Annual Hospital Disparity Dashboards

2023 FSR Annual Statewide Dashboard

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