Maine's EHDI Process vs StrokeSense

Maine's Early Hearing Detection and Intervention App is step-by-step guide to help providers and parents navigate through Maine's newborn hearing screening process. Also included are resources to help obtain parent-to-parent support for families, risk factor guidelines, lists of audiology facilities and information about those professionals involved in the newborn hearing screening process through diagnosis and into early intervention services. Resources are also included for audiologists and early interventionists.

Know the signs. Act fast. A stroke can happen to anyone, at any age, and every minute counts. StrokeSense makes it simple to spot the warning signs, understand what's going on, and know what to do next. Spot a stroke with B.E. F.A.S.T. Balance, Eyes, Face, Arms, Speech, Time. Learn the six warning signs with a quick, interactive guide that's easy to remember when it matters most. Ask the AI Stroke Expert Have a question about stroke? Ask it in your own words and get a clear answer in plain language, without the medical jargon. Learn at your own pace Short, easy reads on the types of stroke, risk factors, prevention and treatment, with links to trusted sources like the National Institutes of Health. Hear from the experts Watch podcast episodes with doctors and stroke specialists. Save your favorites to come back to anytime. Test what you know Take a quick 10-question quiz and see how much you've picked up. Stay up to date Read the latest stroke research news, refreshed automatically, plus a handpicked set of helpful resources. Made for everyone Whether you're a caregiver, a student, a stroke survivor or just curious, StrokeSense gives you the knowledge to look out for yourself and the people you love. Free to use. No account needed. Please note: StrokeSense is for general education and isn't a substitute for medical advice. Talk to a doctor about your health. If you think someone is having a stroke, call 911 or your local emergency number right away.