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4333 Old Branch Ave, Temple Hills, MD 20748
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Why Rely on Us to Treat Your Vestibular Disorder?When a vestibular disorder throws your life off balance, we're committed to getting you back on an even keel. Additional reasons why you should trust us for your care include:We have experienced, certified therapists. The physical therapists in our vestibular disorders program don't just concentrate on treating these conditions — they've taken advanced training to become certified vestibular therapists. And we work hard to keep up with the latest research in the field.We partner with other health professionals. Our specialized physical therapists often work with speech language pathologists to treat related issues. For example, say you started experiencing dizziness and thinking problems due to a concussion. We have speech therapists who are specially trained to teach you techniques for coping with thinking and memory issues.We'll personalize your treatment plan. No two people with vestibular disorders are exactly alike, even if they have an identical diagnosis. Our vestibular therapists carry out specific assessments that pinpoint areas of impairment. With this information, we can tailor a treatment plan to meet your individual needs.We make it convenient to come see us. We have satellite clinics, so you can choose the location closest to your home or workplace.
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Vestibular Disorders
We treat all types of disorders of the vestibular (balance) system. We can help improve symptoms like dizziness and vertigo with vestibular rehabilitation.What You Should Know About Vestibular DisordersTiny structures in your inner ear that detect head position and movement make up your vestibular system. It also includes the nerve connecting your inner ear to the brain, and part of the brain itself.This network helps keep you upright and enables you to sense where you are in space and see clearly when you're moving.Some diseases and injuries can throw a wrench into your vestibular system. And the underlying problem often can't be fixed with medication or surgery.We have physical therapists who are specially trained to help tame the debilitating effects of vestibular disorders. This means you can go back to dancing, playing tennis, attending classes or whatever else nurtures your body and soul. Symptoms of vestibular disordersPeople with vestibular disorders can experience:Dizziness.Difficulty walking.Sensitivity to motion.Trouble balancing.Vertigo.Bouts of any of these symptoms can seriously disrupt your life. Activities from driving to simply standing in place can become much more difficult — even dangerous.Staying upright may require so much physical and mental energy that you're exhausted after doing even the simplest tasks. You might also stop doing most physical activities for fear of triggering or exacerbating symptoms.All these things can lead to loss of muscle strength and fitness as well as emotional distress.Vestibular rehabilitation is a specialized form of physical therapy that can minimize these issues. It includes individualized techniques that train the brain to use other senses to take over for your impaired vestibular system.
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Lactation Consultants and Breastfeeding Support at Luminis HealthMothers-in-law and best friends are well intentioned, but what worked for them might not work for you. Our lactation consultants listen to your experience, troubleshoot with you and give advice that's targeted to you and your baby.All Luminis Health's lactation consultants are internationally board certified. We have years of experience and a wealth of knowledge. We can help with: A poor latch.Pain with breastfeeding.The best breastfeeding and/or pumping schedule for you and your baby.Training your baby to go from the breast to the bottle, or vice versa.Issues like low milk supply.Concerns about a negative breastfeeding experience with a previous child.Worry about whether your baby is getting enough milk.
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Breastfeeding Support
Health experts recommend breastfeeding for many reasons. Breast milk provides all the nutrients your child needs in the first six months of life. It has antibodies to help your newborn fight off infection. Plus, breastfeeding has benefits for you, too, like helping you lose pregnancy weight. Once you get the hang of it, breastfeeding is a great way to bond with your baby.But the fact is, breastfeeding can also be hard. Keep in mind, both you and your baby are learning a new skill at the same time. And your body is adjusting to producing enough food for another human. As with any new skill, expect some mishaps, confusion and, yes, even tears along the way. You may face added challenges too, like low milk supply or blocked ducts.Our lactation consultants have seen it all. And they're here to help you.
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You're in good hands with the highly regarded surgeons of Luminis Health.
When you need surgery, you don't have to travel far. Get expert, compassionate care close to home from surgeons who are leaders in their field.
Why Choose Luminis Health for Surgery
With expertise in a wide variety of surgeries, from emergency appendectomies to elective weight-loss procedures, the surgeons at Luminis Health provide the kind of healing that saves lives. We're known for:
Comprehensive care across specialties. Because we have so many experts under one roof, we can handle complex conditions with ease. Your health care team will coordinate across departments so that you have seamless care.
Technologically advanced procedures. We're leaders in using minimally invasive robotic techniques whenever possible, which can reduce the amount of time you spend in surgery and recovery.
Innovative pain management strategies. We stay up to date on all the latest advances in pain management so that your surgical experience is as comfortable as possible, and you can focus on healing.
A respected reputation. You may think you need to travel to a major city to get the best care, but this is not the case. Our surgeons at Luminis Health are internationally recognized for their research and innovations.
Surgical specialties & services we offer
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Luminis Health Anne Arundel Medical Center Luminis Health Anne Arundel Medical Center(LHAAMC), on a 57-acre medical campus in Annapolis, Maryland, is nationally recognized for our joint replacement center, emergency heart attack response and cancer care. Also a leader in women’s services, we rank second in Maryland for number of births annually and have a Level III neonatal intensive care unit. With more than 1,000 medical staff members, employees and 750 volunteers, we consistently receive awards for quality, patient satisfaction and innovation., Luminis Health Doctors Community Medical Center Luminis Health Doctors Community Medical Center(LHDCMC) is a network of medical and surgical services provided throughout Prince George’s County and in Anne Arundel County. At the heart of this network is our flagship – Luminis Health Doctors Community Medical Center in Lanham, Maryland. With a diverse network of knowledgeable physicians, skilled nurses, and compassionate staff, we are here to provide a care for our community.
Luminis HealthIgniting new possibilitiesIn 2019, Anne Arundel Health System acquired Doctors Community Hospital as the culmination of our shared Vision 2020 plan – and with a vision of being able to do more together. We are at a pivotal time in our history. As Luminis Health, we are working to break down barriers to health and deliver more high quality care across the region.As we turn towards our plan for the future, Vision 2030, our focus centers on community, wellness, and experience. Not illness or treatment. Fundamental to this vision is our belief that it is essential to be in partnership with our community. We embrace the changing world of consumer experience and expectations. Luminis Health is igniting new possibilities: creating a health system that is refreshingly easy.
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