• Amputations
• Carpal tunnel
• Congenital defects
• Fractures
• Nerve damage
• Rheumatoid arthritis
• Sprains
• Tendon lacerations
• Tendonitis

Our hand therapists perform a thorough examination of the musculoskeletal and neurological function, from which an individualized program is designed.

Hand rehabilitation may include customized splinting to protect healing tissues, obtain desired positions and motion, or substitute for decreased function.

Exercise programs address specific needs such as joint stiffness, muscle weakness or imbalance, conditioning for occupations or athletic demands, and maximizing function.

A therapist may recommend adaptive devices and modifications in the home or work environment to allow patients to function as effectively and safely as possible.

We emphasize education and encourage patients to become actively involved in their rehabilitation programs. Regular follow-up visits and close communication with referring physicians ensures consistent progressive management.