- Location251336tel: 301-552-86658118 Good Luck Rd. Lanham, MD 20706Beginning Monday, February 9, the North parking lot at Luminis Health Doctors Community Medical Center will partially close for construction as part of ongoing campus expansion and improvements. Patients and employees must use alternative parking across the campus. Emergency Department patients should continue to use the garage outside the ED entrance. Luminis Health Doctors Community Medical Center provides high-quality emergency care 24/7. Our emergency medicine physicians and specially trained nurses and other clinicians stand at the ready. We treat all ages, including children. Through a partnership with Children's National, we offer a dedicated LHDCMC Pediatric Emergency Room Pediatric Emergency Room daily from 1 -11 pm. To make emergency care more seamless for our older patients, we have a geriatric social worker available to help patients navigate the ER and hospital. We also have a geriatric-friendly environment, with easy-to-read signage., We offer emergency care in this department, including for mental health emergencies. You can always use our Find Care Find Care tool to schedule care within Luminis Health. Or, choose from the most-frequently searched services related to emergency care. Emergency Medicine CareConnectNow LH DCMC Pediatric Emergency Room Heart Attack Care Surgery Inpatient Psychiatric Care Abuse and Domestic Violence, If you are experiencing any of the following conditions, call 911 for an ambulance. Do not drive yourself — or someone else — who is experiencing: Chest pain. Difficulty breathing, shortness of breath or feeling like there is a weight on your chest. Unconsciousness. Major bleeding. Stroke symptoms (such as sudden confusion, difficulty speaking, vision changes, sudden weakness or inability to use an arm or leg). A suspected drug overdose. Thoughts of hurting yourself or others. Other reasons to come to the ER include: Abdominal pain, especially unusual pain. Bleeding or abdominal pain with pregnancy. Extreme headache or head injury. Persistent vomiting or diarrhea. Other sudden or severe pain. Serious burns. Broken bones and dislocated joints. Alternatives to the Emergency Room Need care for a medical concern today? If your situation is not an emergency, Luminis Health offers CareConnectNow CareConnectNow . CareConnectNow is a virtual urgent care service. We provide expert care for many conditions that need immediate, but not emergency, attention. Luminis Health also offers Mental Health Urgent Care urgent care mental health services ., Our experienced and compassionate care team asks you the basics, like your name, birth date, medical history and the reason for your visit. Then we take your vital signs and decide on the next step. We use a process called "triage" to carefully prioritize patients. Triage is not a first-come, first-served system. Instead, patients with the most urgent needs come first. Critical patients are those with time-sensitive or life-threatening conditions. This means that someone who arrives after you may receive care before you. Triage makes a lifesaving difference if you're experiencing a serious emergency, like a heart attack or stroke. If you must wait, we do everything in our power to make you comfortable and relieve your pain. Gather important information in advance Keep an information card in your wallet or purse to help ease your mind and streamline your ER check-in. Be sure it includes: A list of your medications and any drug allergies. The name and number of your primary care physician. Your advanced directives, like powers of attorney and the name of your health care proxy. Some mobile phones offer a Medical ID feature for storing this information, and your care team can access it even if your phone is locked. This is especially helpful if you're unable to talk when you arrive., After your visit, we'll either release you from the hospital or move you to another floor for further treatment. Depending on the nature of your condition or injury, we may refer you to a specialist for follow-up care. We make sure you have the information you need to recover from your emergency and take control of your health.0
- Location229201tel:(443) 951-42862003 Medical Pkwy, Wayson Pavilion, Ste 350, Annapolis, MD 21401Luminis Health Advanced Internal Medicine Clinic is a comprehensive primary care practice that provides internal medical and inter-professional outpatient services in Luminis Health Anne Arundel Medical Center, Annapolis, MD. Our thorough patient-centered care is provided through residents and teaching faculty physicians and other clinic staff who are professional, reliable, thorough, respectful, and spend time with our patients. We welcome new adult patients and our goal is to provide an educational environment to our residents and diverse, professional, and long-term relationships to our patients., Services offered:Transitional care clinic, Preventive medicine, Physical exams, Medicare wellness visits, Vaccines, PAP smear, STD testing, Pre-op exams/evaluation, Cognitive behavioral therapy, Routine checkups/follow up internal medicine appointments, Point-of-care tests and procedures including electrocardiography and finger sticks, Diabetes education, Nurses visits, Joint injections, Laboratory, Social work0
- Location11530766tel:(443) 481-114015500 Annapolis Rd, Ste 102, Bowie, MD 20715Parking Information Ample free parking is available in the shopping center’s parking lot.Physical Therapy, Sports Physical Therapy, Cancer Rehabilitation, Active Cupping, Dry Needling, Instrument Assisted Soft Tissue Mobilization (IASTM), Kinesio Taping, Head and Neck Cancers, Lymphedema, Head, Neck and Spine Conditions, Upper Body, Shoulder and Elbow Conditions, Hip, Knee, and Ankle Conditions, Joint Replacement, Osteoporosis, Osteoarthritis, Return to sports evaluations, Neurologic Conditions (Patient must be ambulatory), Parkinson's Disease (Patient must be ambulatory)0
- Location6974086tel:301-552-20006710 Mallery Drive Lanham, MD 20706Luminis Health Doctors Community Medical Center Rehabilitation and Patient Care Center is a state-of-the-art rehabilitation and patient care facility which opened in August 2015. A collaboration between Genesis HealthCare and Doctors Community Medical Center, this modern facility replaces Magnolia Center previously located at 8200 Good Luck Road, Lanham, MD., We offer a wide range of comprehensive services, bringing access to multiple types of care to you., Your comfort in our care is important to us. Our facility offers:Short Stay Care, Long Term Care, Respite care, Palliative care, Hospice care, Rehabilitation therapy, Occupational therapy, Speech therapy, Physical therapy, Orthopedic Rehabilitation - including joint replacement, injuries and amputation, IV Therapy, Bariatric specialties, Colostomy care, Dementia care, Dental care, Personal care, Podiatry care, Psychiatric services, Wound care, X-ray, Pain management, Dietary and nutrition needs management, Discharge planning, Individual treatment plans, Medication management, On-Site pharmacy, 24-hour emergency alert and response system, Coordinated transportation, Cultural, educational, religious and social activities, Recreation activities, Interpreter services, Spacious, Private and Semi-Private Rooms, Private bathroom, Fully air conditioned, Individual climate control, Activity room, Beautiful outdoor spaces and courtyard, Beauty Salon and Barber Services, Cable Television, Comfortable common and lounge areas to gather with friends and family, Dining Room, In-room dining options, Private dining rooms for family gatherings, Alarm system to aid in the security of residents with cognitive deficits, Computer with internet access, Housekeeping, Laundry facility on-site, Mail and Newspaper Service, Pets Permitted, Pharmaceutical delivery service, Phone service, Telephone, Wireless Internet, Baby Grand Piano, Smoke free environment, Upgraded linens and bath towels available0
- Men's Health, Orthopedics, Women's Health, Pediatrics, WellnessGeneral Page Tier 3BlogWhether your child plays for a competitive Little League team or you’re gearing up for the company softball game, you should be aware of throwing injuries. The repetitive motion of throwing puts stress on your shoulder and elbow, and can lead to chronic or sudden injuries. The good news is you can prevent most throwing injuries or treat minor ones with physical therapy. Here are few things you should know about throwing injuries: Signs of injury Watch for signs of fatigue or overuse. If you find yourself massaging your arm after each pitch, or taking more time between pitches, this may be sign of a developing throwing problem. Other signs may include redness, discoloration, swelling, tightness, sharp pain or loss of range of motion of either, or both, the elbow and shoulder. If you’re experiencing any of these signs, get evaluated by a professional. These signs could indicate a serious throwing injury. You may experience decreased grip strength or decreased pitch speed, too. Common injuries Common shoulder problems can involve your rotator cuff. Your rotator cuff is made up of four large muscles that extend from your shoulder blade to your shoulder joint. These muscles are extremely important for your shoulder strength and for holding your shoulder joint in the right position. Frequent throwing can irritate the rotator cuff. This can lead to shoulder pain, tendonitis or even a muscle tear in your rotator cuff. You may experience pinching, or impingement, of the rotator cuff if those muscles are weak or tired from overuse, if you have shoulder instability, or if you have poor throwing form. Elbow sprains are also common. With an elbow sprain, you may experience pain to touch, pain when you throw, or possible numbness and tingling below your elbow. These sprains are most commonly caused by strain to the elbow due to poor throwing form. Preventing injuries Throwing a baseball or softball is a full body activity. Your workouts in the off-season and pre-season should include shoulder strengthening, as well as leg strengthening, flexibility, core stability, speed and agility training. When it comes to your throw, physical therapists can help you identify your problem areas and address them. They can analyze throwing mechanics, determine the phases of throwing that need improvement, provide strength and conditioning programs, and much more. If you’re experiencing signs of a throwing injury, getting proper treatment can help you return to your sport as quickly and safely as possible. Author Lindsay Morgan is a physical therapist, specializing in rehabilitating throwing injuries, with Anne Arundel Medical Group (AAMG) Physical Therapy in Crofton. To reach her office, call 443-481-1140.0
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