- Location11530781tel:(443) 481-11408109 Ritchie Hwy, Ste 600, Pasadena, MD 21122Parking Information Ample free parking is available in the building’s parking lot.Physical Therapy, Sports Physical Therapy, Occupational Therapy, Active Cupping, Dry Needling, Graston Technique, Instrument Assisted Soft Tissue Mobilization (IASTM), Kinesio Taping, Head, Neck and Spine Conditions, Upper Body and Hand Conditions, Hip, Knee, and Ankle Conditions, Joint Replacement, Osteoporosis, Osteoarthritis, Return to sports evaluations, Parkinson’s Disease
- Provider76111Dr. Gelfand is the executive medical director of the Orthopedic Service Line at Luminis Health, where he oversees comprehensive orthopedic care across the health system. He is a board-certified orthopedic surgeon with a certificate of added qualifications in hand surgery. Dr. Gelfand earned his undergraduate degree from the State University of New York at Binghamton in 1988 and his medical degree from the Health Sciences Center at Syracuse in 1992. After earning his medical degree, Dr. Gelfand completed his residency in orthopedics at Lenox Hill Hospital in Manhattan, followed by a fellowship in upper extremity and microvascular surgery at Syracuse in 1998. His professional journey then took him to Annapolis, where he has made significant contributions to orthopedic medicine, focusing on the care of the shoulder, elbow and hand. His expertise includes joint replacement, arthroscopy, fracture care and microvascular procedures. An innovator in his field, Dr. Gelfand holds several U.S. patents and has designed medical devices widely used in treating shoulder and elbow injuries. In 2005, he founded The Helping Hands Foundation, a 501(c)(3) organization that provides international humanitarian relief through surgical and educational missions. The foundation partners with Anne Arundel Medical Center to facilitate reconstructive procedures for patients from developing countries. Dr. Gelfand's contributions to medicine and humanitarian efforts were recognized in 2012 when he was honored as the Young Alumnus of the Year at SUNY Upstate Medical University’s 137th College of Medicine Alumni Reunion. He is a member of the Luminis Health Board of Trustees, marking a historic first as a physician in this role. Outside his professional life, Dr. Gelfand enjoys cycling and running. He showcased his endurance as part of Teamdoc2doc in the Race Across America 2010, where his team finished second in the grueling cross-country bicycle race. When not engaged in sports, he treasures time with his wife, Christina, also an orthopedic surgeon, and their four children.American Board of Orthopaedic Surgery | Orthopaedic Surgery, American Board of Orthopaedic Surgery | Surgery of the HandInternship - Lennox Hill Hospital, Residency - Lennox Hill Hospital, Fellowship - SUNY Upstate University Hospital, Medical School - State University of New York at SyracuseEnglishOrthopedics
- Location8076071tel:(443) 481-11408100 Good Luck Rd, 1st Floor North Building, Lanham, MD 20706New location as of November 7, 2022 We have moved to the North Building at 8100 Good Luck Road, on the first floor. Our practice has expanded to include a multi-disciplinary team of Physical Therapy, Occupational Therapy, and Speech-Language Pathology providers. In addition to lymphedema treatment, we work to meet the needs of patients with more complex medical diagnoses through evidence-based practice. Our therapists may have the availability to accept same day appointments. Our expert team is dedicated to providing patients with compassionate and effective care within a comfortable setting., The center offers a wide range of services that include the following:Physical Therapy, Occupational Therapy, Therapeutic exercise, Lymphedema Care, Lymph-draining massage, Multi-layer compression bandaging, Skin and scar care management, Caregiver training, Benign paroxysmal positional vertigo (BPPV), Speech and Language Therapy, Post Covid Long Hauler Treatments, Complex regional pain syndrome (CRPS), Deconditioning, History of Falls/fall risk/balance deficits, Muscular Dystrophy, Multiple Sclerosis, Neuropathy, Parkinson's Disease, s/p Cerebral Vascular Accident (CVA), s/p Amputation (below and above knee), Neurological Rehabilitation, Cancer Rehabilitation, Kinesio Taping, Breast Cancer, Head, Neck, and Spine Conditions, Hip, Knee, and Ankle Conditions, Joint Replacement, TMI/Jaw Problems, Voice and Swallowing Disorders, Return to Sports evaluations, Vestibular Disorders, Wheelchair evaluation
- Location229221tel:(443) 481-54002620 Riva Rd, Annapolis, MD 21401Tucked away on a quiet, wooded campus just minutes from downtown Annapolis, Pathways is a not-for-profit substance abuse treatment center that has been a staple in the community for 30 years. We provide compassionate, confidential care for adults struggling with drug and alcohol use as well as related mental health disorders. Our campus is both secure and secluded, and we uphold the highest standards of privacy. We help more than 1,500 people a year through our various programs, which include: Inpatient treatment/Residential/Detox Outpatient treatment and IOP Adventure therapy ropes course Founded in 1992, we're called Pathways because everyone's journey to recovery follows a unique path, and we are here to walk it with you., We offer both inpatient/residential/detox and outpatient care at this facility. You can use our Find Care tool to schedule mental health care within Luminis Health. Or, choose below from the most frequently searched services at this facility., Our admission process With just a phone call, we can start the process for your treatment. While this program is for those who are trying to overcome substance use disorders, we also treat related mental health needs for patients in the residential program. Treatment options and length of stay depend on each person's unique needs and preference. We do everything we can to help you or your loved one get treatment as quickly as possible. Here's a step-by-step guide to joining one of our treatment programs. Step 1: Schedule an intake assessment. Call 443-481-5400 or 800-322-5858 and press “1" to schedule an intake assessment. Please be ready to give insurance information, substance use history, a list of current medications and medical/mental health history. It is best that the patient is present for the call. Step 2: Prepare at home. We aim to admit people into a Pathways program on the day of their assessment. We suggest bringing one carry-on-sized bag of clothing and necessities to the assessment, as well as a completed pre-registration form. (See below for what to bring with you.) Extra belongings will be safely stored until discharge. Step 3: Come in for your intake assessment. Your assessment with a nurse and a health counselor will last about two hours. The counselor will also meet with your family if they are with you. Please arrive 15 minutes before your scheduled appointment time to sign in. What to bring Be sure to come to your assessment prepared to stay, as we enroll most people directly after. Please know we do need to search your bags when you arrive and before you receive them once admitted. DO bring: Overnight bag with five to seven changes of comfortable clothing. Pair of sneakers. All prescription medications. Clear gel deodorant/antiperspirant in a clear container. We will provide you with all other toiletries (i.e. shampoo, conditioner, lotion, razors). Insurance card and photo ID. Stamps. Hand-written phone numbers of important contacts. We don't allow cell phones. Do NOT bring: Towels, pillows, and blankets. Your own toiletries (aerosol cans, razors, etc.). We will provide all the toiletries you need. Electronics—including tablets, laptops, and cell phones. Any valuables for safe keeping. What to expect during your inpatient stay Once we enroll you, you'll receive a tour of the unit, go to orientation and meet with your counselor. We work with you to develop your custom treatment plan, which will include the following: Medically-supervised detoxification if needed 24/7 nursing care Individual case management and counseling Group counseling Addiction and recovery education 12-step group meetings Family education Spirituality groups go to Adventure Therapy page Adventure therapy to increase self-awareness and behavior changes important in the recovery process Aftercare planning Nutrition education The typical day Each day, you'll receive a schedule of your activities for the day. The typical schedule includes: Breakfast Two morning groups Lunch Two to three afternoon groups, including adventure therapy (adventure therapy can be in the morning or the afternoon) Dinner Two to three evening groups Evening free time for reading, arts and crafts, games, movies, and more Our counselors and treatment assistants lead group time and may separate groups by different demographics throughout the day to increase the quality of your individualized program., Our facility We designed our campus with you and your family in mind. Nestled in a wooded area just outside downtown Annapolis, Pathways' facilities offer a tranquil place for recovery and self-reflection. Our campus includes: Comfortable accommodations. We have recently renovated two-person adult rooms, all with private bathrooms. A cafeteria. An outdoor ropes course for adventure therapy, as well as indoor elements in our gym. A patio for outdoor dining and gathering. Plentiful group meeting and counseling rooms. Facility details Our unit includes one adult female wing and one adult male wing. Residents are in double rooms, matched with a roommate of similar age whenever possible. For residents who identify as transgender or non-binary, we ask where they would feel most comfortable. All rooms have private bathrooms, and each person has their own bed, desk, and closet/dresser. A nurses' station in the center of the unit is open 24/7 to monitor residents' health and medications. Housekeeping maintains each room on a daily basis, but residents are expected to maintain a tidy room for everyone's comfort. Residents also have access to a gym, cafeteria, patio, adventure therapy ropes course, and more. Housing for family members For out-of-town family members attending our family programs, Luminis Health's Hackerman-Patz House at Anne Arundel Medical Center offers a comfortable, convenient place to stay. We work hard to make it a home away from home for family members of residents staying at Pathways. Learn more about more about the Hackerman-Patz House Hackerman-Patz . Policies for residents Our policies are in place to help keep you focused on recovery. Visitors. Residents may see visitors during pre-scheduled family sessions. Phone calls. Limited phone access is available. To meet the clinical needs of the program, residents must use an office phone with a counselor present, for safety and security. Internet access. Limited internet access is available. Letters and packages. Family and friends may send letters, but avoid packages for safety. Parking. You may park your car here during the length of your stay. We'll safely store your keys for you. Leaving campus. If you need to leave campus during your treatment, your counselors and treatment team will review your request and approve on a case-by-case basis.Addiction Treatment, Medication Assisted Treatments, Behavioral Health Care, Substance Abuse, Inpatient Treatment for Substance Abuse or Addiction, Counseling for Co-occurring Disorders, Outpatient Therapy for Substance Use and Addiction, Integrative experiential group including Adventure & Nature Therapies, Medical Detox, Rehab
- Provider83636American Board of Internal Medicine | Internal Medicine, American Board of Internal Medicine | NephrologyMedical School - Armed Forces Medical College, Medical School - Armed Forces Medical CollegeEnglishNephrology
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