Last week while the APTA was in New Orleans, leaders had the opportunity to participate in a service project working with Habitat for Humanity in the 9th Ward. APTA put together a video of the project and two of our wonderful SA leaders – Katherine Baucom and Alison Seger of Sheltering Arms – are interviewed [...]
The Valentine’s Day surprise for patients at Sheltering Arms’ Hanover County inpatient hospital was named a “Mech Moment” by the Mechanicsville Local this week! For more details on the surprise, read this post. A scan of the image in the Mechanicsville Local is below!
Valentine’s Day may be two days away, but the celebration was well under way at Sheltering Arms’ inpatient hospital at Memorial Regional Medical Center today. A former patient arranged for a quartet to perform for our current patients in honor of Valentine’s Day! Some pictures are below. Click the images to see larger versions.
As announced earlier on this blog, The Sheltering Arms Hospital recently received a huge honor — a Disease-Specific Care Certification in Stroke Rehabilitation through The Joint Commission with no requirements for improvement! The video below celebrates this achievement
On Thursday, January 21st, The Sheltering Arms Hospital accomplished something that few healthcare organizations are able to do – a Disease-Specific Care Certification in Stroke Rehabilitation through The Joint Commission with no requirements for improvement! This certification and Gold Seal of Approval™ from The Joint Commission means that Sheltering Arms’ Stroke Rehab program complies with [...]
Sheltering Arms recently unveiled a newly remodeled outpatient clinic on the campus of the Memorial Regional Medical Center in Hanover County. The administrative departments vacated this space over the summer, when they moved to the new headquarters in Henrico County. Shortly following the move, demolition and construction began to convert the space into an optimally [...]
There were quite a few media stories last week about Sheltering Arms’ decision to make webcams available to patients whose visitors are unable to enter patient areas due to new restrictions. The restrictions were put into place to slow the spread of H1N1. To continue allowing patients the all-important face-to-face support from all loved ones, [...]
Be sure to tune your TV to the local news tonight, to hear all about Sheltering Arms’ new webcam initiative. The webcams were purchased and set up to be used by residents of Sheltering Arms’ inpatient facilities at Memorial Regional Medical Center and St. Francis Medical Center whose loved ones are unable to visit with [...]
Starting today, restrictions on patient visitation go into effect place in hospitals across the Central Virginia area, including Sheltering Arms’ inpatient hospitals at Memorial Regional Medical Center and St. Francis Medical Center. The new rules, put into place due to the H1N1 influenza outbreak, restrict visitors under 18 years old or who are exhibiting flu-like [...]
