- Types of Services ProvidedPre-Operative Medical ClearanceHistory & Physical (H&P) within 30 days of surgeryPre-op testing, including lab work, EKG’s, and airway checks.Anesthesia Consultations: Additional Anesthesia clearance may be required if you have a prior history of complications with Anesthesia.Coordination of additional medical clearances as needed (Cardiology, Pulmonary, Hematology)ServiceConditions/Services/Treatments PageWhy Luminis HealthMany people will undergo surgery in their lifetime, and pre-operative tests and medical clearances are often required before surgery. The Luminis Health Pre-Anesthesia Testing centers are a one-stop-shop for completing these pre-operative tests and medical clearances. Our pre-operative team works in collaboration with anesthesiology to provide medical clearances based on the latest guidelines, in addition to completing in office EKG’s, lab work, and scheduling assistance for specialty medical clearances as needed. Luminis Health offers trusted, collaborative care:Direct communication with surgeons and anesthesiologists Same day results - clearances and lab results available in MyChartThorough pre-operative instruction and medication reviews
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- Why Choose Luminis Health Imaging for Your CT ScanWe're accredited by the top body in the U.S. for imaging, the American College of Radiology (ACR). This accreditation means our equipment, training and practices measure up to the gold standard.We'll always use the lowest dose of radiation to show the parts of your body your doctor needs to see. That's why we've signed on to the Image Wisely and Image Gently pledges. These programs, led by the ACR, help us stay at the forefront of safe radiology testing.If you're booking a lung screening or calcium scoring test, you can book using our simple online system. (Or give us a call if you prefer!) We also offer convenient evening and weekend appointments.ServiceConditions/Services/Treatments PageA CT scan is an imaging technology to see inside your body. CT scans can show bones, joints, organs, blood vessels — pretty much everything!CT scans can reveal the cause of your symptoms. They can find problems in the body before they cause any symptoms. They can also help doctors see whether cancer is going away with treatment.How Does a CT Scan Work?CT imaging uses radiation beams to produce images. Tissue, bone and other structures in the body absorb the radiation in different amounts. A computer analyzes the radiation beams as they pass through to the other side to form images.While an x-ray uses a single radiation beam, a CT scan takes that x-ray beam and moves it in a circle around the body. This is why CT machines are doughnut shaped. CT scans capture more detailed, 3D images, compared to x-rays.Besides diagnosing a broad range of conditions, CT radiology scans are useful for people without symptoms. They can reveal early signs of heart problems and lung cancer, and help you avoid a health crisis. CT Scans Can Help You Reduce Your Heart Attack RiskJust like plaque can build up around your teeth, plaque can build up in the arteries. But the consequence is much worse — plaque in the arteries can cause heart disease and heart attacks.Calcium scoring uses low-dose CT technology to see the arteries in the heart. The radiologist can then measure the amount of calcium in the arteries. Calcium is an important part of plaque.If you have a moderate to high calcium score, your doctor may recommend medications as well as lifestyle changes. CT Scans Can Find Lung Cancer EarlyAmerica's top lung experts recommend low-dose CT lung screening for long-term or heavy smokers between ages 50 and 80. This gives doctors a chance to find lung tumors when they're small and contained to one area. For cancer, early detection is good. Doctors can use less intense treatments. And treatments are much more likely to work when we find cancer early.How do you know if you smoke enough to need lung screening? Multiply your average number of packs in a day by the years you've been smoking. If you get 20 or more, you qualify. (As an example, someone who smokes a pack a day for at least 20 years should check their lungs. So should someone who smokes a half pack a day for at least 40 years.)
- ConditionConditions/Services/Treatments PageExpert Fibroid Care, Right in Your Community At Luminis Health, we understand that living with uterine fibroids can be challenging. Whether you're dealing with severe pain, moderate discomfort, or even if you’re symptom-free, it’s crucial to have access to expert care that addresses your unique needs. We are committed to providing you with compassionate, comprehensive care, including advanced, uterine-sparing, minimally invasive procedures like Acessa®. You don’t need to travel far—expert care is available right in your neighborhood, making it easier for you to prioritize your health. What are fibroids? Uterine fibroids are non-cancerous growths that can grow in or on the uterus, affecting up to 77% of women during their childbearing years. These growths can vary greatly in size, number, and location, leading to a wide range of symptoms and experiences. For some women, fibroids can cause significant discomfort, including pain, heavy menstrual bleeding, and a feeling of fullness in the abdomen. For others, fibroids may go unnoticed and symptom-free. Regardless of the symptoms you’re experiencing, it’s essential to understand that fibroids are treatable, and you have options. At Luminis Health, we offer a variety of treatment solutions tailored to your specific needs. Among these is Acessa®, a state-of-the-art, minimally invasive procedure that targets fibroid tumors directly, shrinking them over time. Our team is here to guide you through your treatment journey, providing compassionate care in a modern, well-equipped facility right in your community.
- TreatmentConditions/Services/Treatments PageAcessa®: A Modern Approach to Fibroid Treatment We know that the thought of surgery can be daunting, but Acessa® offers a less invasive alternative to traditional methods like hysterectomy or myomectomy. This innovative, uterine-sparing procedure allows you to treat fibroids effectively while maintaining your quality of life. What to Expect with Acessa®: Targeted Treatment: Our specially trained surgeons use controlled heat to precisely target and shrink fibroids, which are then gradually absorbed by your body, similar to how your body deals with any dead tissue. Minimally Invasive: Acessa® involves just three small incisions, reducing the physical impact on your body and leading to a quicker recovery with less scarring compared to traditional surgical methods. Precision and Care: Utilizing advanced ultrasound technology, Acessa® allows your doctor to locate and treat fibroids more effectively, including those that might be missed by standard imaging techniques. Quick Recovery: Since Acessa® is an outpatient procedure, you’ll be able to go home the same day. Most women return to their regular activities within four to five days, making it a convenient option for those with busy lives. Preservation of Uterine Health: Unlike some other treatments, Acessa® focuses solely on the fibroids, leaving your uterus intact and preserving healthy tissue. This can be especially important for women who are considering future fertility. It’s important to note that Acessa® may not be suitable for women planning future pregnancies. We encourage you to have an open discussion with your doctor about all your options to determine the best course of action for your health and lifestyle.
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