- Location252156tel: 301-552-81188118 Good Luck Rd. Lanham, MD 20706Luminis Health Doctors Community Medical Center (LHDCMC) has been providing high-quality, compassionate care to people in Prince George's County for more than 40 years. As a hospital, we've been recognized by U.S. News & World Report in many areas, including colon cancer surgery. We also lead the way for breast cancer surgery, lymphedema and wound care. With more than 330 beds across the LHDCMC campus, we're more than a small community hospital. We've expanded according to what people here most need, and we continue to shape our offerings to serve this diverse community we love., We offer specialty, emergency and primary care at this medical center, as well as a rehab center for transitional care. You can use our Find Care tool to schedule appointments at LHDCMC. Or, choose from the most-frequently searched services at our medical center., Departments & Services LHDCMC offers one location for specialized and intensive care. Find information below about where various departments and services are located. Emergency Care In- and Outpatient Surgery Primary Care Cancer Care Patient Relations LHDCMC Campus Map Parking Information Patients and visitors can park in the visitor parking garage located at the main entrance to the campus. There are also several visitor parking lots surrounding the main hospital and the North Building. People coming to the Emergency Department can park in the garage just outside the entrance to the Emergency Department. Visitors to the Rehabilitation and Patient Care Center can park in the visitor parking lot at the entrance, or in the spots that surround the building., Arrival, Check-In & Logistics We want your hospital stay to be as comfortable as possible. Our doctors, nurses, staff and volunteers all work together to help you receive the best possible care. Knowing what to expect can help you feel more in control and less stressed. Even things like understanding where to park can alleviate anxiety. If you are undergoing surgery, please review the Preparing for your Surgery Preparing for Surgery section. In general, aim to check in 15 minutes before your doctor has requested you arrive. Pre-visit forms & what to bring Any medical devices you need, such as glasses or dentures Completed patient forms Insurance card Photo identification (such as a driver's license, passport or state ID card) List of medications you're taking (not the actual medications themselves), including any vitamins or supplements Only what you need for your appointment or stay; we suggest you leave any valuables, such as jewelry, cash, computers or credit cards, at home, We work as a team to provide the range of support you may need while you're in our care. Below, find details about services that patients and families most often require. Communication & interpreter services Clear communication is essential in order to give you and your family the best possible care. All interpretation services are free. If you need an interpreter, call Call 301-552-0899 for communication services at DCMC 301-552-0899 or ask a hospital staff member. Access to social workers Social workers offer counseling and other services while you or a family member are in the hospital. After you leave the hospital, they can help arrange continued support at home. Social workers can provide: Information regarding insurance and financial assistance to help pay for care. Guidance on communicating with children, family and employers regarding illness. Help with completing advance directives. Referrals to community resources, such as support groups, financial assistance programs and long-term counseling. Supportive counseling. To contact a social worker, dial 8025 from your room telephone between 8 am and 4 pm, or leave a message after hours. Hospitalist services A hospitalist is part of a team of doctors who specialize in caring for you while you're in the hospital. Having hospitalists on staff means that doctors whose area of expertise is inpatient medicine are in rotation 24/7. Hospitalists direct and coordinate your care, but always stay in contact with your primary care doctor about your health. To speak with your hospitalist, ask your nurse. Please note that according to state and federal requirements, we must bill you separately for any hospitalist services. Learn more about How to pay your bill bill payment . Speak with a patient relations specialist Patient relations specialists are here to support you and find quick solutions to any issues you may experience while you're in our care. They offer additional care, beyond your medical team. Patient relations specialists can: Answer questions or concerns about hospital services and policies. Get access to language interpreters, including sign language. Help with advance directive forms for health care decision-making. Provide information about travel assistance, such as local lodging. Share your compliments or suggestions with the appropriate people. Call our Patient Relations team, at Call Patient Advocacy 301-552-0899 or email [email protected] . Deliveries and mail We will deliver any mail or packages you receive during your stay. Any mail you receive after being discharged from the hospital will be returned to the sender. Please note that flowers and fruit baskets are not permitted in the Critical Care Center or when a patient is placed in isolation. Also, to protect individuals who have related allergies, latex balloons are not allowed in the hospital., No matter where you are on your spiritual journey, members of our Spiritual Care Team are available to talk with you 24/7 and can be contacted via email, at Email Pastoral Care [email protected] , or by phone, at Call Pastoral Care 301-552-8021 . Our team includes ordained clergy from many denominations who can talk with you during times of stress or uncertainty. Your own clergyperson, faith community leader or spiritual counselor is always welcome to visit you as well. Our spiritual caregivers are trained in religious and cultural diversity and sensitivity. They can be part of your healing process by: Listening to you with sensitivity and respect and talking with you, your family and your care team about spiritual care goals. Journeying with you and your loved ones through grief and loss. Offering comfort in times of distress, including praying with you. Request a visit from a chaplain If you would like a member of the clergy to visit you, please call Pastoral Care Services on your room telephone by dialing 8021 . You can also ask your nurse or dial 0 for assistance after regular business hours. Chaplains are at the hospital: Monday through Friday, from 7:30 am to 4 pm. Saturdays and Sundays, coverage varies. Multi-Faith Worship Center The Multi-Faith Worship Center is located near the cafeteria. A quiet space for prayer and meditation, it's open to everyone, 24 hours a day., We are committed to working with you to control your pain or discomfort. We provide pain medications as needed, instead of automatically dispensing them. Talk with your care team about your preferences. It's always important to tell your care team if you're in pain. Don't keep the fact that you're in pain to yourself because you are afraid a nurse, doctor or therapist won't believe you. We encourage patients to be specific about what their pain feels like (e.g., stabbing, pounding, burning) and rate it on a scale of 1–10 (with 10 being unbearable)., Your medical team will let you know when you're well enough to leave the hospital. This process is called "discharge." If you need ongoing services, such as nursing, therapy or medical equipment, your medical team works together to make sure you have all you need before you leave. Your nurse will also give you written care instructions for when you get home. If you have any questions, be sure to ask. Patient discharge time is 12 pm daily. A family member or friend should be prepared to pick you up on your day of discharge. Picking up valuables and medications Remember to collect any valuables that security held for you. Patient valuables can be picked up 24 hours a day by dialing 0 for the operator. You will need your receipt. Ask your nurse for assistance with retrieving any medications you brought from home. We keep these in the unit's secure medication cart or in the Pharmacy Department. Questions to ask your care team It can be helpful to ask a member of your care team these questions: Are there any follow-up procedures or therapies I should expect? How long should I expect to feel pain or discomfort? In what situation should I contact my doctor or nurse? When can I resume daily tasks, such as driving, housework, etc.? When can I return to work? Physical therapy Our physical, occupational and speech therapy services can help you restore function, minimize pain and gain independence. For some people, therapy may start while they are still in the hospital. We have outpatient locations all over the region to help you continue your healing journey. Learn more about Physical Therapy Services physical therapy with Luminis Health. , All rooms are private rooms. We do our best to make sure your room meets your needs. Room details 1 bed Chairs Personal storage Wi-Fi Television Phone Your bed Your bed is equipped with side rails. Your nurse may raise them at night or other times to ensure your safety. Please call our staff for help lowering the rails. Please use your call bell or call your nurse and wait for help if you have difficulty getting in or out of bed, or if your condition puts you at risk for slipping or falling. Storing personal items Please keep only essential items (such as toiletries) in your room. We provide personal grooming supplies if needed. The hospital will not assume any liability for valuables you keep in the room. You can have security store them in the hospital's safe. Retrieve your items from security by dialing 0 on your room telephone or asking your nurse to call security for you. Ways to Communicate You can use your personal cellphone to communicate with loved ones at home. Your room telephone can also make calls outside the hospital. There are a few different ways you can talk to a nurse or get help: Dial the nurse's number on the whiteboard in your room. Press the call button at your bedside, which is answered through the intercom system at the nurses' station. (We can provide sensitive or “light-touch" call buttons upon request.) Use the emergency pull cord in the bathroom if you need immediate help in the bathroom. In-Room Services We strive to keep you comfortable and to keep rooms tidy and clean, so you can focus on resting and recovering. Meal services We serve patients three meals each day. Approximate mealtimes are as follows: Breakfast: 7–8 am Lunch: 11:30 am–12:30 pm Dinner: 5–6 pm A nutrition attendant from Food and Nutrition Services will help you make meal choices that align with the diet your doctor prescribed. Let the nutrition attendant know if you are a vegetarian or have any religious or cultural observances related to diet. Your family and friends may bring you food once your doctor approves. Room cleaning A member of the housekeeping staff will clean your room once a day between the hours of 7:30 am and 4 pm. However, an emergency housekeeping service is available 24 hours a day. Call 8165 from your room telephone if you need additional services. Room television We offer 29 television channels, as well as the MyChart bedside educational network of information for patients. Hospital Room Policies Please note that we have a strict no smoking policy. We are a smoke-free campus, which includes all buildings, grounds and parking lots. No medications may be kept at the bedside. In fact, we have specific guidelines around medications you take during your stay. Taking medication : Nurses administer all medications. Storing medications from home : If you've brought medication from home, give it to your nurse. Our pharmacy will either log and store it securely or ask you to send it home with a loved one or caregiver. Using medications from home : If our pharmacy doesn't normally stock a medication you take, your doctor may write an order for you to use your own medication. A nurse will administer this medication, just as with any other medication. Returning your medication : At discharge, we will return any medications our pharmacy has stored for you., Cafeteria & Vending The Good Luck Café offers a wide variety of hot and cold selections, including a salad bar, soups, fresh fruit, daily chef specials and a self-serve deli bar. It's open to visitors, but patients may not purchase food. The café is located on the first floor, next to the elevators. It is open Monday through Friday and serves meals during the following hours: Breakfast: 6:30–10:15 am Lunch: 11 am–2 pm Limited lunch: 2–4:30 pm Dinner: 4:30–7 pm We also have a vending area available 24 hours a day. Gift Shop Find gifts, snacks, cards, flowers, toiletries and other items at the LHDCMC gift shop. It's located on the first-floor lobby and is open: Monday–Friday: 9 am–8 pm Saturday–Sunday: 11 am–5 pm You can also order online and have items delivered to a patient at LHDCMC. You can call the gift shop at Call 301-552-8008 301-552-8008 .
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- Location248936tel:443-481-1000Luminis Health Anne Arundel Medical Center Hospital Pavilion South 2001 Medical Parkway Annapolis, MD 21401The pediatric ER at Luminis Health Anne Arundel Medical Center is staffed 24 hours a day by board-certified pediatric specialists. Because we also have a dedicated pediatric inpatient and pediatric surgery program, our pediatric specialists are ready in any emergency. Our state-of-the-art diagnostic services mean that we can diagnose and treat children's conditions more quickly. And because emergency rooms can feel frightening for young patients, we've designed the space with kids in mind. It's comforting, bright, and fun. Child life specialists also help comfort and entertain children., Conditions we frequently see children for at the ER include:, We know this can be a stressful time. We've streamlined the process for your visit, including: Registration. When you arrive at the pediatric emergency room, you check in and provide information like your address and phone number. Triage. A triage nurse asks you questions about your child's illness or injury, checks your child's temperature and weight, and briefly examines your child. We make sure a provider sees children with life-threatening conditions right away. Our waiting area. You remain in the waiting area until a provider is available to examine your child. Please understand patients may not be seen in the same order of their arrival. Patients with the most serious illnesses and injuries will usually be given priority. The exam. We'll bring you and your child into a treatment area, where our expert team cares for your child. Depending on your child's condition, your doctor may order a blood test, x-rays or other tests that help diagnose. We explain each test to you first. Discharge. When your child's care is complete, we give you instructions about any care you may need to provide at home. Admission to the hospital. For children who need additional care, we have a pediatric inpatient unit at LH AAMC., The pediatric ER sees all patients, regardless of whether you have health insurance. If you are a self-pay patient, we can connect you to government programs that may help with your health care costs. Plus, our billing department can work with you on payment plans. Don't let your ability to pay keep you from seeking the emergency care you need. We provide medically necessary services to everyone, no matter your ability to pay. Call our Financial Counseling office at 443-481-6500 or learn more about payment options.Asthma attacks and respiratory problems, Broken bones, Burns, cuts, or other wounds, Concussions, Diabetes complications, Digestion problems, Fever for infants under 2 months old, Infections, Sports injuries, Sprains and strains, Thoughts of hurting themselves or others, Vomiting or diarrhea that won't seem to stop
- Location267616tel:443-481-43402002 Medical Parkway, Suite 240, Annapolis, MD 21401Conexus Laboratories currently offer seven conveniently located, patient-friendly Patient Service Centers. Most wait times are less than 10 minutes and we provide comprehensive skill levels from pediatric to geriatric. Our skilled phlebotomists specialize in drawing blood with precision and care, offering a range of services including blood tests, specimen collection, and other diagnostic procedures. With a focus on safety, accuracy, and patient satisfaction, we strive to provide high-quality healthcare support for our community. Appointments are necessary at our Sajak, Kent Island, Easton, Lanham, Greenbelt, and Cambridge Patient Service Centers. Appointments can be made using our Schedule a lab draw Find Care tool or by calling our appointment line at For appointments, call 443-481-4340 443-481-4340 .
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