- General Page - Tier 2If you have additional questions about LHDCMC volunteering , please email Valerie Nicholas, Volunteer Coordinator, at [email protected] [email protected] . If you have additional questions about LHAAMC volunteering , please email Michelle Bossi, Volunteer Coordinator, at [email protected] .About the Student Volunteer ProgramLuminis Health offers a student volunteer program in various departments throughout our hospitals. Applications are accepted for the fall, spring and summer semesters. RequirementsMust be at least 16 years of age or older by the date of orientationAble to commit to at least three hours per week of volunteering in an assigned placement for an entire semester (fall, spring or summer)Available to attend required orientationProvide documentation of required immunizations, including, but not limited to MMR, varicella, hepatitis B, Tdap, flu (current year), and tuberculosis screenFriendly, compassionate, attentive and willing to learnSubmit completed application by the semester due date0
- News & Press ReleasesGeneral Page Tier 3BlogAnnapolis, Md. — Nurses at Luminis Health Anne Arundel Medical Center (LHAAMC) have raised more than $80,000 over the past 16 years to support their colleagues through the Grow A Nurse Scholarship Program. Each year during Nurses Week, staff members collect donations and sell nurse-designed t-shirts to fund scholarships that help nurses continue their education and advance their careers. Carol Finkinger started the scholarship program in 2010 after seeing a similar initiative at a nursing conference. “During my 40-year nursing career, I’ve always admired the generosity of nurses. I’ve seen countless instances where staff on my unit came together to support a colleague or patient in need. Because of that, it was important to me that this scholarship be funded by nurses. It reflects our shared commitment to taking care of one another and investing in our own profession. I knew if anyone could make it happen, it would be our nurses,” said Finkinger. It wasn’t easy at first. In its first year, nurses set a goal of $5,000 but raised about $1,300 through donations alone. As awareness grew around the hospital, the program gained momentum. The first scholarship recipient, grateful for the opportunity, donated funds to support the following year’s award. That helped to inspire the name “Grow A Nurse.” Fundraising efforts have since expanded to include raffles and other fundraising efforts, with t-shirt sales launching in 2018. Three years ago, the team introduced a nurse-led design contest, allowing staff to create the t-shirt artwork. The initiative has resonated strongly with the nursing staff and boosted engagement. “As we celebrate Nurses Week and honor Florence Nightingale, there’s no better legacy than nurses supporting one another through education,” said Christine Frost, chief nursing officer at LHAAMC. “For more than 120 years, our community has trusted us for their care, and our nurses are at the heart of that legacy.” Any LHAAMC nurse enrolled in a nursing program, as well as patient care technicians entering a nursing program, may apply. A committee of 15 nurses reviews applications and selects the recipients. Typically, one nurse receives a $5,000 scholarship each year. Last year, the nurses sold approximately 1,000 t-shirts to fund a record-breaking three scholarships this year. “The Grow A Nurse Scholarship not only provided financial support, but also reaffirmed that my community believes in my potential as a nurse. It inspires me to give back every day through the high-quality care my colleagues and I provide,” said Katie Allen, a LHAAMC nurse and last year’s scholarship recipient. LHAAMC nurses and scholarship recipients will be recognized during the hospital’s annual Nurses Week Dinner. T-shirts will be available for purchase at the event and throughout the week outside the cafeteria. This year’s winning design, created by Patient Care Technician Carol Preller and titled “The Power of Nurses”, features a group of nurses in capes set against the Chesapeake Bay Bridge, an iconic landmark near Annapolis. Proceeds from this year’s t-shirt sales will fund next year’s scholarship, continuing a tradition of nurses investing in the future of their profession.0
- SpecialtyWhen you're devoted to someone who abuses you, it can be confusing, terrifying and heartbreaking. You may always be on edge, unsure whether to expect a loving gesture, a harsh criticism or physical violence from someone who used to be kind. Many people who experience domestic abuse blame themselves or feel embarrassed, ashamed and alone. If you're abused, it's important to know it isn't your fault, and you aren't alone. Domestic violence is a serious health problem, and you can get help., How We Can Help Recognizing you're a victim of domestic violence can be hard. But it isn't hard to recognize you don't deserve this treatment. It isn't your fault, and you aren't alone, even if it feels that way. We can help. The Luminis Health Abuse and Domestic Violence Program helps people who are experiencing intimate partner abuse. We offer confidential, professional help. We listen and provide you with the support, guidance and compassion you need, plus resources to help you reclaim your life. Our team visits patients' bedsides in our unit and can follow up in person or by phone. Additionally, when a doctor suspects an abusive relationship, we respond to physician referrals 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, typically within an hour. We offer a weekly trauma recovery support group that focuses on strategies to manage symptoms. It meets virtually on Wednesday evenings at 6:00pm. Anyone is welcome to come whenever they are able and registration is not required. For more information, contact abusedv@luminishealth or call 443-481-1209 .0
- General Page - Tier 2MyChart: https://www.luminishealth.org/en/mychart-connectPatient medical records are confidential and maintained by the Health Information Management Department. Patients have the right to review and receive a copy of their medical records.If you received treatment at Luminis Health Anne Arundel Medical Center, Luminis Health Doctors Community Medical Center, Luminis Health J. Kent McNew Family Medical Center, Luminis Health Pathways, or any Luminis Health Medical Group practice, you, or your representative, with proper documentation, can authorize the release of confidential patient information., The Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) includes federal laws to protect the privacy of your health information.Notice of Privacy Practices / Notificación de Prácticas de PrivacidadAbout HIPAA0
- ScreeningGeneral Page - Tier 2What to Expect The 6-week program, led by a multidisciplinary care team of physicians, registered nurses, midwives, community health workers and doulas, offers coaching and support in a community-based, small cohort experience so you can learn and connect with others in a supportive setting. The program includes two in-person sessions and four virtual sessions, offering flexible support and connection. A healthy you supports a healthy pregnancy. Comprehensive screenings — including A1C hemoglobin, glucose, cholesterol, body mass index (BMI) and blood pressure — plus personalized education help you build a strong foundation before pregnancy. Preparation, without the pressure. Pregnancy advice can feel overwhelming. In a supportive, cohort-based setting, we provide trusted education and personalized guidance on topics like nutrition and exercise to help you build healthy habits. Plan ahead. Start with your health. Your health today shapes tomorrow. Participants receive free ovulation kits and pregnancy tests to help support your journey between sessions Soft launching your mom era. Even if you’re not ready right now, we’ll help you focus on your health and prepare on your timeline. Whether you’re just starting to think about pregnancy or actively planning with a partner, we’re here to support you every step of the way., How the Program Supports You Through a combination of screenings, education and coaching, the Start Well Preconception Program provides practical tools and personalized guidance in a supportive community setting. Participants receive: Comprehensive health screenings Education focused on lifestyle changes before conception Coaching from physicians, registered nurses, midwives, community health workers and doulas Free ovulation kits and pregnancy tests Support in a small cohort experience Referrals to a primary care provider or Ob-Gyn when needed Connections to community resources that support health, transportation, nutrition and other needs Build a Strong Foundation Before Pregnancy A healthy you supports a healthy pregnancy. Your health today shapes tomorrow. Whether you’re just beginning to think about pregnancy or actively planning with a partner, this program helps you focus on your health and prepare with confidence — on your timeline., Ready to Get Started? *Luminis Health uses a third party seminar registration service. Please note that EventBrite will be facilitating the seminar registration process and will handle any personal information collected in accordance with the EventBrite Privacy Policy. Register today for our next cohort, Our Locations Luminis Health Ob-Gyn GreenbeltThe Start Well Preconception Program is a free preconception health program designed to help you get healthy before pregnancy — whenever you’re ready. You’ll receive screenings and education, along with practical guidance on lifestyle changes that can support your health before conception.0
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