Imperative Care

#HappyThanksgiving from #ImperativeCare! Our team gathered for one of our most cherished traditions: the international Thanksgiving potluck featuring dishes from around the world. Moments like these remind us of how grateful we are for the people who define our mission and bring it to life every day. 🍁 To the physicians and care teams who dedicate themselves to treating patients with compassion and expertise: thank you. Your commitment inspires everything we do. 🍁 To our incredible team members - your drive and daily dedication have a direct impact on the lives of patients. We’re proud of all that we accomplish together. Wishing everyone a warm and joyful Thanksgiving.

Congratulations to the 11 Imperative Care team members who completed the Six Sigma Yellow Belt training - an achievement that reflects our ongoing commitment to building a strong culture of continuous improvement and operational excellence. Thank you to our Quality and Operations teams who work hard every day to elevate patient care for those impacted by #stroke and other devastating #vascular diseases. swaranjit kaur, Priya Singh, Man V. Ho, Binh Phan, Mi Hoa Hoang Pham, Loan Tran, Jocelyn Aguilar, Archel Nguyen, Jessica Domingo Jessica Munoz, Monovath Run

We wrapped up our final blood drive of the year with our partners at Stanford Blood Center! Thank you to our team members who rolled up their sleeves to donate and help save lives. Your generosity makes a significant impact ❤️💉

Meet Monica Metzger, a Staff Software Engineer on our robotics team whose creativity and ambition extend far beyond her day job. When she’s not developing patient critical code, Monica is leading tech innovation for a nonprofit in Uganda, flying drones to capture cinematic landscapes, partner dancing to salsa and bachata, golfing with her parents, and caring for her seven rescue animals. Her work with nonprofit Rose Academies-Uganda brings education to rural villages, even earning her an invitation to speak at the United Nations about their work and mission. We’re inspired by Monica’s drive to make an impact in everything she does, at Imperative Care and beyond. 

#HappyHalloween from #ImperativeCare! 🎃 Our team brewed up plenty of Halloween fun yesterday with spooky games, tricks and treats, and a costume contest to die for. Congratulations to our costume contest winners: Christine Nisha-Singh, MBA (best overall and most creative), and our robotics team for Best Group Costume!

As we close out #WorldStrokeDay – we think of all the patients and their families who have been impacted by #stroke.  Gerardo is a healthy, active 26-year-old who never expected to face a stroke. While playing video games with his brother, Gerardo suddenly couldn’t speak. Quick recognition of the signs of stroke and swift action made all the difference. His physician, Dr. Nikhil Mehta, said, "When Gerardo presented, we used the Zoom Stroke System primarily because of its efficiency. Gerardo responded incredibly well to the treatment. He had one of the best outcomes we could hope for. We offered him a second chance at life.” Gerardo’s story reminds us that stroke can happen at any age, but efficient treatment can make all the difference. 🎥 Watch Gerardo's story here: https://lnkd.in/gRWY-yWZ Rx only. ISI: https://bit.ly/3yWkfEJ

This #WorldStrokeDay, we hold stroke survivors and their powerful stories of loss, recovery, determination and grit close to our hearts. Marta is a wife, mother, and community leader whose commitment to those around her inspires us. After suffering a stroke last fall, Marta faced a moment that could have changed everything. But with swift action and life-saving treatment using the #ZoomStrokeSystem, she made a full recovery and was able to return to her family, her work, and her life purpose. Marta’s testimonial reminds us why awareness, action and innovation can define what happens after a stroke. 🎥 Watch Marta’s story: https://lnkd.in/gjgM2Efe Rx only. ISI: https://bit.ly/3yWkfEJ 

Today is #WorldStrokeDay, a global call to raise awareness around #stroke and the importance of recognizing the signs early. Every second matters when it comes stroke, and Time=Brain. Learn to recognize the signs of stroke, also known as BE F.A.S.T.: B: Balance E: Eyesight, or changes in vision F: Face drooping A: Arm weakness S: Speech difficulty T: Time to call 911 Stroke can happen to anyone, and fast and effective treatment can provide the best chance for recovery and restored independence. Learn the signs and familiarize yourself with the comprehensive stroke centers in your area: https://lnkd.in/g2ed7Xs2.

#HappyDiwali! The #ImperativeCare office lit up with bright colors, festive food, traditional attire and cultural pride as the team came together to celebrate #Diwali, the #FestivalofLights. Sending light and love from our team to yours!

In honor of #WorldThrombosisDay, we’re sharing #VTE survivor Jessica Green's story, a powerful reminder that recognizing symptoms early and taking action can make all the difference. A 35-year-old exercise physiologist and former college track athlete, Jessica lived life in motion — until severe leg pain and swelling brought everything to a halt. She was diagnosed with a dangerous blood clot that could have reached her lungs at any moment. Thanks to the fast intervention of Dr. Bennet George and the Symphony Thrombectomy System, Jessica received life-saving treatment and made a full recovery — just in time to attend Coachella a few months later. 🎥 Watch her story here: https://lnkd.in/gKZhZWKM #WTDay2025 #WorldThrombosisDay #BloodClotAwareness