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The Johari & Jimmy Rollins Center For Saint Francis We’re Nearby The Johari & Veterinary Center From NJ Turnpike Jimmy Rollins Take NJ Turnpike to Exit 2 is an award- After Toll – Left on Rte. 322 W Center for Animal Travel 0.8 miles – Left onto Kings Hwy. winning specialty Travel 0.3 miles – Hospital on Left Rehabilitation From I-295 referral practice Exit 11 – Mullica Hill/Rte. 322 E Travel 3 miles – Right on Kings Hwy. founded on the Travel 0.3 miles – Hospital on Left From NJ 55 traditions of Exit 50B – Rte. 322 W Travel 8.4 miles – Left onto Kings Hwy. compassionate, Travel 0.3 miles – Hospital on Left ethical, expert From AC Expressway Take Exit 38 – Williamstown Rd. After Exit – Left onto Sicklerville Rd. medical care. Travel 0.8 Miles – Right on Rte. 322 W Follow Signs for Rte. 322 W Travel 14 miles – Left onto Kings Hwy. Travel 0.3 miles – Hospital on Left Nearest Bridges Ben Franklin Bridge Commodore Barry Bridge Delaware Memorial Bridge Walt Whitman Bridge 392 Kings Highway Woolwich Township New Jersey 08085 856.467.0050 phone 856.467.9549 fax saintfrancis.org Capabilities & Services Our experienced clinicians offer these services: Arthritis & Chronic Pain Management Digital Gait Analysis & Lameness Scoring Fitness & Conditioning Home Exercise Programs Hydrotherapy Manual Therapy Massage Therapy Neurologic Rehabilitation Neuromuscular Electrical Stimulation Orthotics, Prosthetics & Assistive Devices Orthopedic Rehabilitation Performance & Agility Medicine Pre & Post-Operative Therapy Range of Motion Therapies Therapeutic Exercises Experienced Therapeutic Laser State-of-the-Art Specialty Professionals Therapeutic Ultrasound & 24/7 Emergency Care Thermotherapy The Johari and Jimmy Rollins Center for Animal Saint Francis Veterinary Center Rehabilitation is a state of the art animal rehabilita- is recognized by the American tion service for pets. Offering pets the kinds Animal Hospital (AAHA) as an of advanced modalities typically employed in Accredited Referral practice. human rehabilitative medicine, The Rollins Center Fewer than 1% of approximately seeks to establish a ‘gold standard’ for veterinary 27,000 animal hospitals in North rehabilitation and pain management. America, including fewer than 7% of standard (Non-Referral) AAHA-accredited practices, achieve this distinction. In 2013, Saint Francis was A partnership with recognized with a Certificate of Special Senate Recognition for Philadelphia Phillies its “innovative veterinary care and outstanding contributions All-Star shortstop to the community.” Jimmy Rollins & Please visit saintfrancis.org/aaha for his wife, Johari. all of our AAHA evaluation scores..
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