Gabriel Staino Named Senior Development Officer for Bacharach Hospital Foundation

Bacharach Institute for Rehabilitation has named Gabriel Staino Senior Development Officer for the Bacharach Hospital Foundation. An award-winning inpatient and outpatient rehabilitation hospital based in Pomona, N.J., Bacharach also has 16 physical therapy centers in four counties, two hearing centers and a state-of-the-art sleep disorders center.

The Bacharach Hospital Foundation manages all charitable contributions for the benefit of Bacharach Institute for Rehabilitation. In his new role as senior development officer, Staino will be responsible for identifying donors, foundations and partners who wish to support Bacharach through charitable contributions.

Staino is a sales and marketing professional specializing in strategic planning, community relations, training and advertising. He most recently served as a senior gift officer for the Shore Medical Center Health Foundation in Somers Point, N.J.

According to Richard Kathrins, President and CEO of Bacharach Institute, “Gabe brings a broad-based background and proven expertise as a development professional to his new position. We welcome him to the Bacharach team.”

Gabriel Staino shared, “I am proud to be a part of Bacharach. One of the leading destinations for serious care for stroke, brain and spinal cord injuries, Bacharach provides the community with a wide range of services and cutting-edge treatment options.”

Staino is active in the community and has served as a board member for the Richard Stockton College of New Jersey Foundation, the Shoprite Classic LPGA Event, Dooley House of Camden, Hero Campaign and Mary’s Manor Group Home.

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Bacharach Institute for Rehabilitation has both a 50-bed acute rehabilitation unit and a 30-bed sub-acute rehabilitation unit called the Renaissance Pavilion. Named to U. S. News and World Reports’ list of Best Nursing Homes three years in a row, Renaissance Pavilion has been awarded five stars by Medicare.gov. Bacharach is accredited by the Joint Commission and holds 11 accreditations from CARF, the Commission on Accreditation of Rehabilitation Facilities