- Why Trust Luminis Health with Your Inpatient Therapy? Pathways has been at the forefront of substance use recovery for adults for more than 30 years. We treat you with compassionate care. Pathways can help light your path to a healthier, more stable you with. A center dedicated to recovery. Pathways is in a serene, wooded area outside Annapolis. It's a place of calm, peace and quiet reflection, for both you and those who support you. A holistic approach to care. We help you tackle alcoholism and drug addiction. We also help you treat and manage mental health issues related to your substance use. And we'll give you the tools for a life of wellness, focusing on exercise, resilience and nutrition. Specialized experts. You'll be in the best hands — of people trained specifically in substance use disorder. Adventure therapy. Want to learn resilience, gain self-esteem and self-confidence, and work on interpersonal skills? Our on-campus ropes course features more than 20 high and low activities. Obstacles such as a 45-foot climbing tower and a 12-foot climbing wall increase your self-awareness. The course helps you tap into inner strength and behavior changes critical to the healing process.TreatmentConditions/Services/Treatments PageWhat Is Inpatient Therapy for Substance Use? Take the first step to recovery Substance use disorder can keep you locked in a world you no longer recognize. It can rob you of your ability to make positive decisions. It can affect the relationships you have with those you love. No one ever plans to become addicted. But recovering from addiction requires a solid plan — and a safe place and space where you can learn to trust yourself again. Luminis Health Pathways provides that safe harbor for you or someone you love who is anchored to addiction. With inpatient therapy, you get focused care to help you break the chain of addiction and start on your journey to recovery. It's intensive 24/7 care and medically supervised detoxification. Inpatient therapy is your first step toward your new, brighter tomorrow.
- General Page - Tier 2Community Health Needs Assessment Every three years, we "take the pulse" of our community's health through what's called a Community Health Needs Assessment . Similar to checking your own pulse and other vital signs, this process allows us to see how well our systems are working and make adjustments as needed. We collect as much data as possible from a variety of sources. We use that information to determine our community's highest-priority health needs and develop an action plan to address them., Informe de beneficios para la comunidad Nuestros informes anuales sobre beneficios para la comunidad te permiten conocer mejor nuestras actividades y asociaciones comunitarias. Encontrarás varias historias sobre personas a las que ayudamos y podrás saber más sobre cómo rompemos barreras y fomentamos la salud. Consulta nuestros más recientes informes de beneficio comunitario de las comunidades a las que servimos .Whether it's through our mobile health clinics or through talks, seminars and trainings, we bring care right to your neighborhood. This work helps us reduce barriers to health care. Once we meet people where they are, we can help connect them to the health services they need. Mobile Clinics: Driving Better Health in Our Communities Our mobile clinic rolls out weekly to bring health care to people who face challenges in accessing services. We work with low-income senior housing, as well as faith-based and community organizations to spread the word and make sure our clinics have the biggest impact. Our mobile clinics offer: Diabetes screenings. Cholesterol screenings. Blood pressure screenings. Health education. The staff at our clinic on wheels represent the diversity of our communities. Our mobile clinic helps us identify those at risk of developing chronic conditions, like heart disease and diabetes. This way, we can prevent problems before they start. We offer health education classes and connect patients to a primary care doctor or specialist near them. We even offer diabetes education classes in both English and Spanish. When we're out in the community, we also take the opportunity to teach about vaccines, annual check-ups and cancer screenings. Our mobile clinic staff connects those who are eligible for cancer screenings to this free service in their community. Find out where our clinic on wheels is going next. Partner With Us! We work with faith-based leaders, senior housing, homeless shelters, residences, community organizations and schools. If you'd like us to set up a mobile clinic visit or health talk for your community, please fill out a community outreach request form. We look forward to hearing from you and learning more about your great community.
- General Page - Tier 2Internship OpportunitiesLuminis Health offers a variety of highly competitive internships that provide real-world, hands-on experience. While we hope to accommodate as many students as possible for each rotation, not all students who apply are accepted. Internships are based on department availability/need and cannot be guaranteed. Please note that availability of internships within certain departments varies throughout the year, and some internship opportunities may require specialized subject knowledge in order to qualify. Please see below for details about this program and how to apply. RequirementsIn order to apply to intern at Luminis Health, students must:Be 16 years of age or older by the start of the semesterAttend an accredited educational institution, including, but not limited to, high school, trade school, technical or vocational institute, community college, four-year college or university, or graduate schoolIf necessary for academic credit: have written documentation or letter from your educational institution outlining any specific internship needs and educational componentsBe enrolled in a course of study related to the work that will be performedProvide documentation of required immunizationsInclude cover letter and resume with completed Student Volunteer/Intern Application
- SpecialtyWhat we do We are a diverse group of board-certified general surgeons and physician assistants, many with fellowships in minimally invasive surgery or surgical critical care, providing comprehensive inpatient care for common urgent and emergent surgical conditions at Luminis Health Anne Arundel Medical Center (LHAAMC) and Doctors Community Medical Center (LHDCMC) with 24/7 coverage . Types of problems we treat can include: Appendicitis Gallbladder disease Perforated ulcers Small bowel or colon problems Soft tissue infections And many others... Additionally, we offer specialized outpatient wound care at our wound care center. What to expect Our Acute Care Surgery group works as a team to care for patients at both facilities. Some patients that we see do not need surgery, but still benefit from surgical expertise involved in their care. It is likely that over the course of your stay you will meet many members of our attending surgical staff, as we all treat any patient as our own, even if our partner performed the operation. Additionally, we work with General Surgery residents at both locations. These are physicians in training and work with our team to care for patients. During your stay, you are likely to be seen by our team at various points in the day to advance your care as appropriate. We work closely with many other teams in the hospital including internal medicine, infectious disease, gastroenterology, radiology, etc. to care for complex patients. We are dedicated to optimizing patient outcomes and committed to education, teaching and mentoring the next generation of general surgery residents from Luminis Health Anne Arundel Medical Center (LHAAMC) and Howard University, as well as medical students from the University of Maryland School of Medicine and George Washington University School of Medicine. Follow up care To continue to optimize patient outcomes after surgery, we offer in person and virtual visits for your post operative follow up appointments. At follow up appointments we continue to provide comprehensive care to assess for ongoing post operative complications, manage wounds and make appropriate referrals to other surgical subspecialties as indicated. We have in person office time availability at LHAAMC on Monday afternoons and at LHDCMC on Wednesday all day. Telehealth options are available for our patients who have had laparoscopic procedures on Tuesdays all day. Our providers travel to both locations to accommodate our growing practice. FMLA Forms If you have FMLA forms that need to be completed please fax to #240-965-4417, upload thru MyChart, or drop off at the office. Please reach out to us if you have any questions or concerns at, (443) 481-6699 . Financial Assistance Please click this link to visit our Financial Assistance page to learn more about your options. Grateful Patient Are you a patient of Luminis Health Acute Care Surgery and appreciative of the care you received? Please take a moment to consider honoring your caregiver. Please click this link to visit our Foundation website to learn how you can help us continue to enhance our patient care efforts. Thank you for your support. Each gift is special and unique. Together, your gifts make a difference for our entire community.
- General Page - Tier 2Please Help Keep Our Community Healthy Coming together for a stronger community Since 1975, Luminis Health Doctors Community Medical Center (LHDCMC) has provided quality healthcare services to everyone regardless of their financial circumstances. Because of generous donors, like you, we can continue to strive for a healthier community. Your donation during this time of uncertainty will ensure that we can help everyone. Your support will prepare our staff who are working day and night to meet the demands of this pandemic that has impacted the world., Donation of personal protective equipment (PPE) If you or your company can provide masks or other essential medical supplies listed below, please donate them to help protect our healthcare workers: N-95 masks of all sizes Isolation gowns Hand sanitizers with greater than 60 percent alcohol content Face shields Procedure masks Protective eyewear Antibacterial/antiviral wipes To donate supplies, please contact the LH DCMC Foundation at 301-552-8670 or email [email protected]. Thank you for your support during this time. Together, we can keep our community safe and healthy.
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