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Ready When You Need Us.

Whether you're preparing for ostomy surgery, navigating the first days home, struggling with a new concern, or simply need specialized support for an ostomy you've lived with for years, Ostoluxe is here to help.

Specialty ostomy care should be accessible when you need it—not weeks after a problem begins.

Serving Maryland & Delaware

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Start with the care that's right for you.

Comprehensive Ostomy Consultation

Not sure where to begin?

A comprehensive consultation allows us to understand your medical and surgical history, ostomy, current concerns, medications, hydration and nutrition needs, pouching system, supplies, and goals for care.

From there, we'll develop an individualized plan and determine whether additional virtual or in-person care is needed.

Schedule a Consultation

Online self-scheduling through Athena will be available soon. Until then, contact Ostoluxe and we will coordinate your appointment.

Preoperative Consultation & Stoma-Site Marking

Preparing for ileostomy or colostomy surgery?

Ostoluxe provides preoperative education, preparation, and stoma-site marking to help you feel more informed and prepared before surgery.

Because stoma-site marking requires an in-person assessment, please contact Ostoluxe so we can coordinate an appointment around your surgical date.

Request a Preoperative Appointment

In-Person Ostomy Care

Some concerns simply need to be seen in person.

In-person evaluation may be appropriate for:

Pouching-system fitting and persistent leakage
Peristomal skin concerns
Changes in stoma appearance or anatomy
Complex pouching challenges
Hands-on education and troubleshooting
Preoperative stoma-site marking
IV hydration when clinically indicated
Other concerns requiring physical assessment or treatment

To ensure you receive the right type of appointment, some in-person visits may be scheduled following clinical triage.

Request In-Person Care

Need Help Quickly?

Some ostomy concerns shouldn't wait weeks for an appointment.

Ostoluxe offers rapid-access evaluation for appropriate ostomy-related concerns.

This may include:

Increasing or difficult-to-control ileostomy output
Concerns about dehydration
Sudden or persistent pouch leakage
Significant peristomal skin irritation or breakdown
New changes in stoma appearance or function
Difficulty maintaining adequate nutrition or hydration
Problems obtaining necessary ostomy supplies
Other new or worsening ostomy-related concerns

Depending on your symptoms, rapid evaluation may begin virtually or require in-person assessment.

Request Rapid Evaluation

When to Seek Emergency Care

Ostoluxe is not an emergency medical service.

If you are experiencing severe symptoms, significant bleeding, severe abdominal pain, persistent vomiting, loss of consciousness, severe weakness, signs of severe dehydration, little or no urine output, no ostomy output accompanied by concerning symptoms, or another medical emergency, seek immediate emergency medical care or call 911.

Contact Ostoluxe

Have a question before scheduling?

We're happy to help you determine the best next step.

Phone:: 443-988-3897
Secure Message:: ostoluxe@gmail.com
Hours:: Monday – Friday, 8:00 am to 4:00 pm
Service Area:: Maryland & Delaware

Please do not include urgent medical concerns or sensitive medical information in a general website contact form.

Healthcare Professionals

Referring a patient?

We welcome referrals from colorectal surgery, gastroenterology and IBD programs, WOC nursing, primary care, hospital and discharge teams, case management, home health, and other healthcare professionals.

For secure clinical referrals and medical records:

Referral Fax:: Secure fax number TBD
Secure Referral:: ostoluxe@gmail.com
Provider Contact:: 443-988-3897

Rapid-access evaluation is available for patients with time-sensitive post-discharge or ostomy-related concerns.

Refer a Patient

New to Ostoluxe?

Once your appointment is scheduled, you'll receive instructions for completing any necessary registration, medical history, ostomy-specific intake forms, consent documents, and other information needed before your visit.

If you're being seen virtually, you'll also receive instructions for accessing your secure telehealth appointment.

Having your current medications, ostomy products, recent hospital or surgical information, and any relevant records available can help us make the most of your visit.

Don't worry if you don't have everything. We'll help you through the process.

From Hospital to Home—and Every Step Beyond.

You don't have to wait until an ostomy concern becomes a crisis.

You don't have to navigate every question alone.

And you don't have to know exactly what kind of appointment you need before reaching out.

Tell us what's happening. We'll help determine the next step.

Rerouted. Survived. Together we thrive.

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