Centre for Neuro Skills CFO to Lead 2025 Kern County Heart and Stroke Walk

Lindsay Ashley, Chief Financial Officer of Centre for Neuro Skills, will lead the 2025 Kern County Heart and Stroke Walk, an event aimed at raising awareness and funds to combat heart disease and stroke in the community. The walk is scheduled for Saturday, October 11, at California State University, Bakersfield.

Ashley will spearhead a team of local executives from various organizations, including Dignity Health, Encompass Health, and Valley Strong Credit Union. The initiative seeks to engage businesses and community members in supporting the American Heart Association's mission to improve cardiovascular health and prevent heart disease.

The event represents a critical opportunity to address significant health challenges in Kern County. Heart disease and stroke remain leading causes of death, and the walk provides a platform for raising both funds and awareness about prevention and treatment. Participants will gain access to resources and tools designed to support mental and physical well-being.

According to Kelley Berry, executive director of the American Heart Association's Kern County chapter, Ashley's leadership is crucial in advancing the organization's goals. The walk will support ongoing efforts to expand CPR training, connect patients with advanced treatments, and provide resources for managing cardiovascular health.

Centre for Neuro Skills demonstrates a broader commitment to health initiatives, with the organization participating in heart walk events across California and Texas. Dr. Matt Ashley, the company's Chief Medical Officer, is also actively involved with the American Heart Association, currently serving on the Central Texas Board of Directors.

By bringing together local businesses and community members, the 2025 Kern County Heart and Stroke Walk aims to create meaningful impact in cardiovascular health awareness and prevention, highlighting the importance of community-driven health initiatives.