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After a life-threatening car accident, Aszwan Hite overcomes a traumatic brain injury through inpatient and outpatient physical rehab.
Read This Patient StoryLearn about how Ms. Watkins recovered from her in field injury at the fire department with our work hardening program.
Read This Patient StoryIn May 2020, Nancy had a fall and hit her head on a marble seat resulting in a mild traumatic brain injury. Consequently, she became unable to participate in her usual activities [...]
Read This Patient StoryGenerous donors made it possible to bring telehealth technology to Sheltering Arms, enabling our team to deliver therapy to patients during COVID-19. This virtual technology will also help home-bound patients receive therapy. Rob’s online therapy sessions with Wanda Ingram produced a life-changing improvement to her speech.
Read This Patient StoryAfter a disabling on-the-job shoulder injury left Cory Sandlin out of work, Sheltering Arms' Work Hardening program helped him recover and get back on the job.
Read This Patient StoryAfter surviving a stroke and completing hospital and outpatient therapy programs, Gary Lee is finding his own motivation to stay active and continue on his recovery journey.
Read This Patient StoryJean Moseley regains strength and confidence with help of iWalk technology after suffering a stroke and post-polio syndrome resurgence.
Read This Patient StoryAfter being hit by a car and hospitalized for 18 months, Jordan Black isn't letting his injuries or experience slow him down.
Read This Patient StoryFollowing a near-death experience after an on-the-job fall, Tom Barnes has a newfound appreciation for life
Read This Patient StoryRoberta Davis, a retired Chesterfield County schoolteacher, experienced an unexpected series of setbacks in May 2018. As a result of complications from diabetes, she endured three surgeries which led to a several month long hospital stay and the loss of her left foot.
Read This Patient StoryI can never repay Sheltering Arms for what they did for me,” says Richard “Duff” Poage who experienced the hospital’s continuum of care after a heart attack and stroke.
Read This Patient StoryMarcel Ames wanted to be a police officer. On November 13, 2014, his plans changed dramatically when he suffered a concussion during a training exercise.
Read This Patient StoryAnn and Bill Griffin have a long and rich history with Sheltering Arms. Their experience spans the full range of the hospital’s services from pastoral care and counseling for Ann and their two boys, Billy and J.T., to physical and occupational therapy for Bill.
Read This Patient StoryFor James River High School senior Michaela Morris, completing high school and going to Randolph Macon College was only one part of her plan. She wanted to surprise both sets of grandparents and walk across the stage to receive her diploma.
Read This Patient StoryIn February, I started outpatient PT for bilateral knee replacements. I took a lot of time choosing my provider and could not be happier with my choice of Sheltering Arms at Reynolds Crossing in Richmond.
Read This Patient StoryWhen Jerry Clendenning began shaking a few years ago, his doctor told him it was probably a side effect of his back medication. Eventually, the shaking got worse. In December 2016, after feeling dizzy and light-headed, the 76-year-old veteran was admitted to the hospital where the on-call neurologist confirmed Jerry had Parkinson’s disease (PD) not a stroke.
Read This Patient StoryWhen Morris Thompson found out he needed double knee replacement surgery, he knew there was only one place for his recovery – Sheltering Arms.
Read This Patient StoryWorking in law enforcement, Robert Davis was used to staying active and at the top of his game. After sustaining an on-the-job injury, however, everything changed.
Read This Patient StoryTwo years ago, Deidre Harris was struggling with poor strength and muscle weakness. It’s no wonder, given that her body was performing a miracle…times three! That’s right, she was carrying triplets
Read This Patient StoryThree weeks following a concussion she sustained playing keeper for the JV lacrosse team, Christa Hill is eager to get back on the field. At the advice of her school’s trainer and the ER physician, the Lee Davis freshman came to the Total Concussion Care program at Sheltering Arms, where she has participated in intensive physical therapy to ensure a full recovery and safe return to play.
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