- Location229331tel:(410) 822-244028438 Marlboro Ave, Easton, MD 21601Breast cancer can be overwhelming. That’s why Luminis Health strives to provide compassionate, exceptional and personalized care. Trust us to walk with you every step of the way. Our Breast Centers demonstrate the highest quality evaluation and management of patients with breast disease. Our care team will make sure that you and your family understand all of your treatment options and know what to expect—whether that is a less invasive option or surgery. Always expanding their knowledge and skills, our award-winning and comprehensive team of radiologists, breast and reconstructive surgeons, medical oncologists and other specialists will meet you wherever you are on your cancer journey. We work together to provide complete care that takes into consideration your unique goals, preferences and personal needs. We're accredited by the National Accreditation Program for Breast Centers, which reflects our dedication and expertise in breast cancer from prevention, detection, treatment, and to quality of life after treatment., Our goal is to make things easier for you and reduce your stress so that you can focus on healing. When you’re ready to start treatment, our nurse navigators can help you figure out your next steps, make appointments and find resources to help you at LHAAMC and in the community. To help you during treatment, we provide a number of resources for you and your loved ones. Our support services include:Financial Navigation, Nurse Navigation, Genetic Counseling (BRCA), Lymphedema Therapy, Nutrition Services, Palliative Care, Psychosocial Counseling, Rehabilitation pre- and post-surgery, Smoking cessation, Spiritual Care, Support Groups0
- Location232721tel:(410) 990-00501419 Forest Dr, #100, Annapolis, MD 21403Luminis Health Community Clinics are a trusted, community-based health care resource. Our staff is dedicated to providing quality patient care for the entire family. Whether we are providing routine check-ups, consultations for minor illnesses, or long-term care, we take the time to get to know our patients. This includes their lifestyles, healthcare backgrounds, and other health concerns. Our team makes recommendations for preventive care as well as treats any current conditions you may have. We’ll also refer you to an appropriate specialist should you need specialized diagnostic tests or treatments. We are here to coordinate your care and address your questions and concerns. Our focus on the whole patient – mental, physical, and wellbeing. Luminis Health Community Clinics offer a sliding scale for those who are uninsured., We offer affordable, consistent care through your own physician or nurse practitioner. Services offered on a sliding scale may include:Primary Care, Wellness Exams, Annual Physicals, Vaccinations, Sick Visits, Chronic Disease Management, Diabetes Education0
- Location234586tel:(410) 990-0050701 Glenwood St, Annapolis, MD 21401Luminis Health Community Clinics are a trusted, community-based health care resource. Our staff is dedicated to providing quality patient care for the entire family. Whether we are providing routine check-ups, consultations for minor illnesses, or long-term care, we take the time to get to know our patients. This includes their lifestyles, healthcare backgrounds, and other health concerns. Our team makes recommendations for preventive care as well as treats any current conditions you may have. We’ll also refer you to an appropriate specialist should you need specialized diagnostic tests or treatments. We are here to coordinate your care and address your questions and concerns. Our focus on the whole patient – mental, physical, and wellbeing. Luminis Health Community Clinics offer a sliding scale for those who are uninsured., We offer affordable, consistent care through your own physician or nurse practitioner. Services offered on a sliding scale may include:Primary Care, Annual Physicals, Sick Visits, Diabetes Education, Wellness Exams, Vaccinations, Chronic Disease Management0
- Location230446tel:(443) 481-44002003 Medical Pkwy, Ste G50, Annapolis, MD 21401Welcome to Luminis Health Midwifery, located on Anne Arundel Medical Center's main hospital campus. We are a full-service midwifery practice offering well-woman care, family planning, preconception counseling, and prenatal care to low-risk pregnant women. It's your miracle. We are here to support you. , You will receive personalized care throughout your pregnancy, birth and postpartum (after birth). Your midwife is an expert in vaginal deliveries and has low C-section rates in low-risk pregnancies and childbirths. Our goal is to provide you a safe and positive birth experience. Approach to Care We offer a holistic (whole person) approach to women’s health, caring primarily for women with low-risk pregnancies. We also provide regular health screenings, and sometimes care for women with high-risk pregnancies (in collaboration with a doctor). Our services include: Prenatal visits Vaginal births C-section births, working with a doctor Lactation/infant feeding consults Well woman care (cervical cancer screening, pelvic exams, breast exams, etc.) Screening and treatment for sexually-transmitted infections Family planning counseling, birth control prescriptions Management of minor gynecological issues Care before, during, and after menopauseGynecology, Obstetrics, Pap Smears and Cervical Cancer Screening, Labor and Delivery Care, Birth Control Counseling & Management, Ultrasound, Breast Screening, BRCA Gene Test, Ovarian Cancer Screening, Osteoporosis Screening, Osteoporosis Treatment, Urinary Incontinence, Premenstrual Syndrome Management, Menopause Management, STD Screening, Birth Control Implant, IUD Placement, ParaGard, Mirena, Skyla, Kyleena, Nexplanon, MyRisk Genetic Testing, Obstetric Education, Reproductive Medicine, Preconception Counseling, Prenatal Care and Testing, Contraception Counseling, Family Planning and Pre-Pregnancy Visits, VBAC (Vaginal Birth After Cesarean Section), Coordination of Care for High Risk Pregnancies, Cord Blood Collection, Postpartum Care, Postpartum Depression, Diagnostic Ultrasound, Management of Bone Density Results0
- Behavioral HealthGeneral Page Tier 3BlogFor many of us, the holidays are the most wonderful time of the year. But for others, it can be the most challenging time of the year. The holidays can invoke memories of pain, disappointment or loss. Fortunately, there are coping mechanisms that can help make the holidays more bearable. Dealing with Loss The loss of a loved one can feel especially raw during the holidays. It’s healthy to allow yourself to enjoy fond memories if you don’t find the remembrance too emotionally troubling. If that’s the case, give yourself some time to remember, grieve for a brief period of time and then move on to restorative activities—it’s always helpful to keep that to-do list close. Consider thinking of how to renew or adapt an old tradition in a way that honors your loved one. Remember to try your best to enjoy the holiday as your loved one would have wanted you to. When you need to separate yourself from emotions of sadness and loss, engage in your usual self-care practices like taking a walk, exercising, watching an enjoyable movie, listening to uplifting music or talking with a family member or friend. Alone for the Holidays Being uncoupled during the holidays can feel particularly lonely. One of the first things to remember is that you are not alone: plenty of people don’t have partners and they deserve to enjoy the holidays as much as those who are in an intimate relationship. This is a great time to rediscover yourself and the things that you enjoy. Our feelings of loneliness are sometimes cravings to be in the presence of others—not necessarily with a romantic partner—so allow yourself to accept offers of getting together with family and friends. Being with others whose company you enjoy is a very healthy distraction when dealing with the loss of a relationship. Navigating Difficult Family Members You may avoid certain family members throughout the year but feel obligated to spend time with them over the holidays. The holidays are a time to endeavor to set aside our differences and celebrate our connections. Try to guide your conversations with difficult family members to subjects that you both like, such as happy memories of mutually beloved departed family members or the latest antics of the family pet. If needed, give yourself an escape route. This may mean having closer family members or friends on the lookout to call you out of a bad conversation. Make sure that you can leave the environment safely if needed—try to be the driver or to have the Uber/Lyft app on your phone. Consider disarming your family member by learning something about them that you didn’t already know; people usually like to talk about themselves, so use that to your advantage. And, most importantly, don’t go looking for conflict. Watch the way that you engage—monitor your tone and your reaction—as sometimes the conflict we experience is due to the conflict we create. Managing Behavioral Health Conditions The holidays are ripe with emotions, both good and bad. If you have a behavioral health condition, it is likely that you will have more symptoms during this time—more depression, anxiety or substance use. Anticipate that this is a possibility and plan now on how to manage the reemergence or increase of symptoms: Consider talking to your therapist/counselor about increasing the frequency of your sessions. Think about talking to your prescriber about the appropriateness of increasing your medication dosage for a brief period. Plan to participate in more recovery support groups and talk to your sponsor more frequently. Monitor your use of recreational or other substances; try to maintain your non-holiday patterns of use and remember that almost every drug supply chain is tainted with fentanyl—this is not a good time to try something new that is substance-related Keep naloxone on hand if you or family members or friends use substances. Call 988 for support if you find yourself in an emotional or substance-related crisis—someone is available to talk with you 24 hours a day. Authors Aliya Jones, MD, serves as the inaugural Executive Medical Director of Behavioral Health for Luminis Health.0
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