Why Depend on Us for Joint Replacement Rehabilitation?We're dedicated to getting you back on your feet as safely and quickly as possible after your knee or hip replacement surgery. You should choose us because:We're part of Maryland's top joint replacement program. More patients in Maryland choose Luminis Health for joint replacement surgery. That kind of volume gives us a wealth of experience guiding patients like you through recovery.Our physical therapists specialize in joint replacement. Helping people who've had joint replacement surgery achieve optimal results is our sole focus. Because of that narrow focus, our physical therapists are experts in all aspects of recovery after joint replacement. We use all types of treatment techniques, including hands-on techniques, to help improve movement in your joint. And we advise you on wound care, post-op precautions and how to safely resume activity. Plus we'll customize a rehab program specifically for you. Altogether, this gives you the best chance of reaching your goals for life after your surgery.We'll work seamlessly with the rest of your care team. Unlike other clinics, our physical therapists stay in touch with your surgeon. This ensures you get the most appropriate care during each stage of your recovery. We can securely send photos of your incision to your surgeon through your electronic chart. We'll also work closely with the nurse navigator who coordinates your care.We'll help you connect with patients like yourself. Research shows that patients who take part in group rehabilitation end up better off than those who attend traditional rehab. For example, they report less pain, have greater range of motion in the joint and experience increased quadriceps strength, too. We've suspended knee and hip replacement groups during COVID, but we plan to offer them again soon.We have clinics in many locations. Because you can choose from any of our clinics, you won't have to travel too far for rehab.
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Joint Replacement Physical Therapy
We help you prepare for and recover after hip or knee replacement surgery. We offer an outpatient home safety assessment prior to your surgery and one to two post-op home visits to help you transition back to your home, along with personalized exercise programs. Following your in-home visits, you're scheduled in one of our outpatient physical therapy clinics for the remainder of your post-op therapy.Physical Therapy for Joint ReplacementPain and stiffness from advanced hip or knee arthritis can bring your active life to a grinding halt. And while joint replacement surgery can restore your ability to move pain free, it takes work on your part to get the most benefit.The physical therapists in our joint replacement program are pros at coaching you through the process. We'll get you in shape for surgery and create a safe, personalized post-op exercise program to shorten your recovery time. The exercises play a key role in strengthening muscles, improving balance and regaining maximum range of motion.
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Why Choose Luminis Health Imaging for Your Ultrasound?Three words: convenience, speed and trustworthiness.Luminis Health Imaging offers daytime, evening and weekend ultrasound appointments. You can pick the time that suits you best. You can book your appointment online anytime through our easy-to-use system. (Prefer booking over the phone? Give us a call.)Our diagnostic imaging center offers same-day appointments so you can get the results you're seeking right away. We send your doctor your results quickly, usually within a day. And if you've been to Luminis Health before and have a free MyChart profile, we'll upload the results into your account. That way, you can pull up your ultrasound findings any time you need them.Finally, you can count on us to provide you expert care. We're accredited by the American College of Radiology for ultrasound. This means the country's top radiology organization in the country approves our equipment, technical know-how and practices.
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Ultrasound
We love to check out those growing babies, but did you know that ultrasounds aren't just for pregnancy?An ultrasound is a great way to see the structure of soft tissues and organs in the body. Your provider might order an ultrasound to see if you have a kidney stone or to check if you have an inflamed gallbladder.What Is an Ultrasound?Ultrasound is an imaging technology that uses sound waves. An ultrasound wand sends out safe, high-frequency sound waves (too high for the ear to hear). The sound waves bounce back at different speeds, based on the type and location of tissues they hit.The ultrasound wand captures those slightly changed sound waves as they return. Then a computer analyzes those sound waves to create a moving image.We use ultrasounds to assess blood flow, view internal organs and examine parts of the body. Common places ultrasounds look at are the abdomen, breasts, thyroid and prostate. Because the sound waves don't break through very far, ultrasounds don't offer the best view of bones or structures hidden behind a lot of soft tissue. This is why doctors only recommend ultrasound for certain reasons.Sometimes doctors try ultrasound first and then suggest another test if it doesn't help diagnose the problem.
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Stroke and Neurological Rehab
Our team treats physical and mental limitations caused by stroke, brain injury and other nervous system disorders to maximize your independence.What Is Stroke and Neurological Rehabilitation?When signals from nerves can't reach the brain or the brain can't decode them properly, many problems can result.Take stroke, for example: The effects can range from inability to move part of your body and difficulty swallowing, to faulty balance and blurred vision. This can have a devastating impact on your life.Medical treatments to reverse this type of brain or nerve damage don't yet exist. But our stroke and neurological rehabilitation team can help you manage symptoms and make the most of your current abilities.We're highly trained in techniques that take advantage of the brain's capacity to make new connections. This means you'll regain as much function as possible, depending on the nature of your injury or condition.Our goal is to increase your independence and enable you to do activities important to you.We can help reduce the effects of conditions such as:Amputations (above and below the knee).Concussion.Dementia.Guillain-Barré syndrome.Mild brain injury.Multiple sclerosis.Neuropathy.Parkinson's disease.Spinal cord injury.Stroke.Traumatic brain injury.
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Cyrus Lashgari, MD
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Dr. Lashgari has an extensive interest in conditions affecting the shoulder and elbow. He joined the team of orthopaedists at The Orthopaedic & Sports Medicine Center in August 2002, coming from Washington University in St. Louis Missouri after completing a fellowship in shoulder and elbow surgery. After graduating Phi Beta Kappa from Dartmouth College, Dr. Lashgari completed medical school at New York University in 1996 where he graduated with the Golver C. Arnold surgical award and honors from the Alpha Omega Alpha Medical Society. He completed his residency in orthopedic surgery in 2001 where he earned the Resident Teacher's award. Dr. Lashgari is a board certified orthopaedic surgeon and fellow of the American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons. Dr. Lashgari is a founding member of the Association of Clinical Elbow and Shoulder Surgeons ( http://www.acess.co ). In addition to an annual scientific meeting, this group of over 30 shoulder and elbow specialists from across the nation regularly review complicated shoulder and elbow cases through the discussion forum on their website. Dr. Lashgari is also a co-chair of the Mid-Atlantic Shoulder Surgeon Case Conference. This conference gathers leading shoulder and elbow surgeons in the mid Atlantic region together to review cases and the latest advances in shoulder and elbow surgery.
American Board of Orthopaedic Surgery | Orthopaedic Surgery
Fellowship - Barnes-Jewish Hospital, Internship - Barnes-Jewish St. Peters Hospital, Residency - Barnes-Jewish St. Peters Hospital, Medical School - New York University School of Medicine
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Orthopedics
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It isn't easy to lose weight, but we have the expertise to help you change your life and reach your health goals.
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When you're overweight, it's easy to think about what you have to lose. At Luminis Health Weight Loss and Metabolic Surgery, we put the focus on what you have to gain: better health, a more active lifestyle and greater self confidence.
Are you a candidate?
Could surgery be right for you? Take this short assessment to find out and view our on-demand webinar.
What are the benefits of weight loss surgery?
Research shows that bariatric surgery can be an effective way to lose weight, manage chronic conditions and live longer. Benefits include:
Bariatric surgery reduces the risk of premature death by 30-40%.
Weight loss surgery helps prevent or improve more than 40 obesity-related diseases, including type 2 diabetes, heart disease, high blood pressure, sleep apnea and certain cancers.
Patients lose as much as 77% of excess weight 12 months after surgery.
This is a long-term solution. On average, patients maintain 50% of their weight loss five years after surgery.
Many patients can stop taking certain medications.
Patients can gain improvements to overall health every day through our program. We call this freedom!
Why choose Luminis Health for weight loss surgery?
Obesity is complicated and requires support on many different levels. We've helped thousands of patients find a path to a healthier life. Our expert care changes lives.
When you visit us, you'll find:
Convenient locations for your comprehensive, multidisciplinary care.
Personalized, confidential and compassionate care tailored to your unique needs and lifestyle.
Ongoing support from physicians, nutritionists and RNs to encourage healthy, long-term weight loss.
Education about the many factors that influence weight loss and what you can do now to improve your health.
Convenient access to all the other health care professionals in the Luminis Health family.
Why do we use the da Vinci Robotic Surgical System?
Luminis Health is an early adopter of robotic surgery and we continue to advance minimally invasive techniques to improve outcomes for our patients. To be clear: A robot doesn't perform the surgery. Rather, this revolutionary method allows us to perform precise surgery by using instruments we guide through a console.
It's minimally invasive surgery, meaning our surgeons can perform procedures through tiny incisions. The miniature instruments move like the human hand, but with greater range of motion.
The advantages of the da Vinci Robotic surgical system include:
A shorter hospital stay.
Less pain.
Less blood loss.
Lower risk of infection.
Less scarring.
To learn more about Da Vinci robotic-assisted surgery, please view the FAQ.
Want to learn more from our team of dedicated and experienced providers?
To learn more about the process and potential outcomes of weight loss surgery, register to attend an upcoming webinar.
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