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KISS STROKE GOODBYE

Prevent. Treat. Beat.

The Kansas Initiative for Stroke Survival (KISS) is a non-profit organization committed to improving stroke prevention, treatment, and recovery across the region. Its campaign, 'KISS Stroke Goodbye: Prevent, Treat, Beat,' empowers communities in Kansas with essential knowledge for lifesaving actions—helping individuals prevent stroke through healthy living and early recognition of symptoms, treat stroke efficiently with coordinated emergency responses, and support stroke recovery by providing survivors with education and tools for effective healing.

Stroke Survivor Testimonials

KISS Stroke Goodbye Campaign Launch

Prevent

Hands holding a glowing brain with a network of connections.

Up to 80% of strokes may be prevented through healthy lifestyle choices and managing risk factors like high blood pressure, high cholesterol, diabetes, obesity, and smoking.


  • Life’s Essential 8
  • Stroke Risk Factors
  • Public Stroke Education Materials
  • Stroke Risk Quiz

Treat

Doctor examining brain MRI scans.

When it comes to stroke, every second counts. Treatment can save lives—and quality of life—but only if patients get the right care, right away.


  • BE FAST Infographic
  • CDC Stroke Treatment
  • Hospital Resources

Beat

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Life after stroke can be challenging, but there is hope. Making strong rehab decisions, staying connected to your care team, and taking steps to prevent another stroke can improve your recovery and quality of life. With the right tools and support, survivors can thrive. 


American Stroke Foundation

  • American Stroke Foundation website
  • After Stroke resources
  • ASF YouTube channel
  • ASF Facebook


Regional Stroke Recovery Book (flipbook)


Stroke Recovery Registry
Are you or do you know someone who experienced a stroke? Our Stroke Recovery Registry connects individuals with research opportunities focused on long-term recovery.

  • Stroke Recovery Registry interest form
  • Stroke Recovery Registry flyer


American Heart Association (AHA) life after stroke


Brain Injury Association

  • Brain Injury Association of Kansas and Greater KC Website
  • Information & Referral Services for Individuals & Caregivers

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Stroke Awareness Resources

Help spread the word this May and support the Kansas Initiative for Stroke Survival. Join us in our mission to KISS Stroke Goodbye by promoting stroke prevention, enhancing stroke recovery, and advocating for effective stroke treatment!

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Magnet (PDF) (pdf)Download
Mailer (PDF) (pdf)Download
Rack Card (PDF) (pdf)Download
Flyer (PDF) (pdf)Download

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