Nebraska Stroke Association releases interactive resource map

November 22, 2021

Created in 1985 as a not-for-profit agency dedicated to reducing the impact of stroke on survivors and their caregivers, the Nebraska Stroke Association (NSA) has recently developed an interactive Resource Map to help stroke survivors and caregivers find the help they need as they continue to heal following a stroke.

Simply visit their website at www.nebraskastroke.org and click on the Resource Map. You can choose from a variety of search categories and then enter your zip code or city to find resources in your specific area.

This map and the resources within are a work in progress as things are always changing. NSA is dedicated to keeping the information on the map current and up to date. NSA does not endorse any one agency over another and does not receive any compensation.

Please contact Nebraska Stroke Association via email at: nebraskastroke@gmail.com or call 402-472-3140 with any questions or suggestions. We are committed to helping to reduce the burden of stroke for all Nebraskans.

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