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2021 Medical Staff Directory Sentara Rmh Medical Center 2021 MEDICAL STAFF DIRECTORY SENTARA RMH MEDICAL CENTER sentara.com 98.6° Screening Everyone Masking Everyone Who Enters Who Enters You’re Safe Our Facilities Our Facilities at Sentara In times of uncertainty, trust that Sentara is here to keep our community safe. We are Personal Protective Ongoing, Robust following strict guidelines and have implemented Equipment (PPE) for Cleaning for Infection All Clinicians & Staff Prevention extra safety measures to ensure you are safe while receiving the care you need. When it comes to your health, don’t wait to seek care. You’re safe at Sentara. Virtual Care Ensuring Appointments When Social Appropriate Distancing To learn more about the precautions Sentara is taking to keep you safe, visit sentara.com/safe. Limiting COVID-19 Testing Before Visitors Some Tests & Procedures TELEPHONE DIRECTORY Sentara RMH Medical Center area code for all numbers is 540 Sentara RMH Medical Center ...689-1000 Internal Medicine Physicians ............................ 564-7100 Toll Free ..............................................................877-689-1000 Lab ............................................................................. 689-6600 Admitting ................................................................... 689-1400 Bridgewater Health Center ............................ 515-9109 Anti-Coagulation Clinic .......................................... 689-5976 East Market Street Health Center ................. 689-6600 East Rockingham Health Center ................... 713-4100 Behavioral Health Specialists .............................. 564-5100 Timber Way Health Center ............................. 901-0880 Bereavement Services........................................... 564-5118 Library ........................................................................ 689-1777 Blue Ridge Urological ............................................. 689-5900 Lifeline ....................................................................... 564-5165 Breast Surgery Specialists ................................... 689-4800 Medical Staff Services .......................................... 689-1540 Business Office ........................................................ 564-5900 Mt. Jackson Health Center ................................... 477-3185 Cancer Center .......................................................... 689-7000 Nephrology Specialists .......................................... 564-5800 Cardiology Specialists ............................................ 689-7400 Neurology Specialists ............................................ 689-5400 Cardiothoracic Surgery Specialists .................... 689-5555 Occupational Health Specialists .......................... 564-5700 Central Scheduling ................................................. 689-9800 Orthopedics & Sports Medicine Specialists ..... 689-5500 Chaplain Services ................................................... 689-1670 Back & Neck Specialists ................................ 689-4500 East Rockingham Health Center .......................... 713-4100 Palliative Care Specialists ..................................... 564-5600 East Market St. Health Center .............................. 564-5666 Patient Education .................................................... 689-1001 Emergency Department ......................................... 689-1300 Patient Information ................................................. 689-1000 Endocrinology Specialists ..................................... 689-4300 Pharmacy .................................................................. 689-2400 Family BirthPlace - Main ....................................... 689-3300 Physician Referral/Class Registration ......800-SENTARA Pulmonary & Critical Care Specialists ................ 689-5600 Family BirthPlace - Pre Registration ................... 689-3390 Rheumatology Specialists ..................................... 689-5700 Food & Nutrition Services ..................................... 689-6333 School of Medical Technology ............................ 564-7232 Foundation ................................................................ 689-8545 School of Radiologic Technology ........................ 564-7230 Gastroenterology Specialists ............................... 564-5800 Senior Advantage Program ................................... 433-4231 Gifts & Floral ............................................................. 689-1600 Sentara Hospice ...................................................... 564-5755 Gifts & Floral Toll Free .....................................877-689-4438 Sleep Center ............................................................. 564-5500 Hand in Hand Resource Mothers Program ............ 433-4340 South Main Health Center ..................................... 564-7300 Health Information Management ......................... 564-7275 Surgical Specialists ................................................ 689-5800 Healthy Families of the Blue Ridge ...................... 564-5982 Therapy Services Hearing Impaired Special Phone ......................... 689-4444 Bridgewater Health Center ............................ 828-7115 Heart and Vascular Center .................................... 689-1800 East Market St. Health Center ....................... 564-5559 Home Health Care ................................................... 564-5735 East Rockingham Health Center: .................. 713-1300 Human Resources ................................................... 689-6200 Timber Way Health Center ............................. 901-0888 Image Recovery Center ......................................... 689-4700 Orthopedic Center ............................................ 689-4999 Timber Way Health Center ................................. 901-0800 Imaging Services ..................................................... 689-1500 Treatment Center .................................................... 689-1900 Bridgewater Health Center ............................ 515-9100 Urology (Blue Ridge Urological) ........................... 689-5900 East Market St Health Center ........................ 564-5777 Valley Health Plan ................................................... 564-7120 East Rockingham Health Center ................... 713-4163 Vascular Specialists .............................................. 689-5800 Medical Offices ................................................ 689-5733 Voice & Swallowing Center .................................. 689-1711 Orthopedic Center ............................................ 689-4972 Volunteer Services ................................................. 689-6400 Timber Way Health Center ............................. 901-0880 Wellness Center ...................................................... 564-5682 Infectious Disease Specialists ............................. 689-5200 Women’s Center ...................................................... 689-6800 Integrative Medicine Physicians ....................... 564-5400 Wound Healing Center ........................................... 689-2100 TABLE OF CONTENTS Allergy & Immunology ....................................................................1 Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery ......................................................18 Anesthesiology ................................................................................1 Orthopedic Surgery ......................................................................18 Bariatric Surgery.............................................................................3 Otolaryngology (ENT)–Head & Neck Surgery ........................19 Cardiology .........................................................................................3 Pain Management .........................................................................20 Cardiothoracic Surgery .................................................................4 Palliative Care ................................................................................20 Dentistry ...........................................................................................5 Pathology ........................................................................................22 Dermatology .....................................................................................5 Pediatrics ........................................................................................22 Emergency Medicine ......................................................................5 Plastic Surgery ..............................................................................23 Endocrinology ..................................................................................7 Podiatry ...........................................................................................23 Family Medicine ..............................................................................8 Psychiatry .......................................................................................23 Gastroenterology ..........................................................................12 Pulmonary Medicine.....................................................................24 General Surgery ............................................................................12 Radiation Oncology .......................................................................25 Hematology/Medical Oncology ..................................................12 Radiology (Diagnostic) .................................................................24 Infectious Diseases
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