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Sheltering Arms History and General Info
For over 100 years, Sheltering Arms has served the needs of the ill and injured, and since 1981 we have specialized in state-of-the-art physical rehabilitation.
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Meet Our Staff |
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Albert M. Jones, Jr., MD, Medical Director
Dr. Jones joined Sheltering Arms in 1988 and has been Medical Director since 1992.
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Timothy Silver, MD, Medical Director, Sheltering Arms Hospital South
Dr. Silver is the Medical Director for Sheltering Arms Hospital South.
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C. Matthew Gibellato, MD
Dr. Gibellato's specialties include acute and persistent low back pain, with expertise in interventional as well as non-interventional methods and techniques.
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Hillary Hawkins, MD
Dr. Hawkins specializes in rehabilitation services to women, with particular emphasis on pelvic pain and pain associated with pregnancy.
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Gregory Leghart, MD
Dr. Leghart specializes in stroke, brain injury, geriatric rehabilitation, management of spasticity associated with neurological conditions, electrodiagnostic medicine, spinal cord injury...
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Scott Schimpff, MD
Dr. Schimpff specializes in interventional spine care.
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Bruce
"All I wanted was to walk into that gym on my own two feet. To sit in the stands and watch my boy play ball. Thanks to Sheltering Arms, I did."
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Charles
"At first I wondered why they were bothering to do this. Then I started thinking that if they gave 100 percent, I would too. I knew they cared. They motivated me. They were my dream team."
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Chuck…about his wife, Mary
"Mary has done more things since she had her stroke than she did before. They took her parasailing. She's been on a cruise...."
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Patty…about her son, Brent
"If I would have known how good it was, I would have been here two months ago. I don't have to worry now. I know he's going to be taken care of."
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Sheltering Arms offers two inpatient locations. Sheltering Arms Hospital on the Memorial Regional Medical Center campus in Mechanicsville, and Sheltering Arms Hospital South on the St. Francis Medical Center campus in Midlothian offer a smooth transition from the acute care hospital setting. From the moment patients arrive at Sheltering Arms, they are on their way to recovery and increased independence. The goals of each patient are achieved through the coordinated efforts of the patient, his or her family, and the rehabilitation team.
Sheltering Arms offers a broad array of outpatient physician and therapy services. Physician prescriptions are required for most outpatient clinical services, and most services are covered by insurance. Please browse through the links to the right to learn more about the outpatient programs offered.
