
Hand & Upper Extremity
Rehabilitation

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Injuries or issues of the upper extremity may be work-related or the result of an accident. They can also occur after wear and tear on your joints, tendons, and muscles; leisure activities such as sports can lead to this type of repeated-motion injury.
A Hand Therapist is an Occupational or Physical Therapist who has specialized training - and extensive experience - treating conditions and injuries of the hand, wrist, arm, and shoulder.
Several of our Occupational Therapists are Certified Hand Therapists (CHT). It requires years of practice and many hours of advanced education to obtain this certification.
A qualified Hand Therapist can address a range of problems related to the upper extremities through a process of evaluation, treatment, and rehabilitation. The therapist will work closely with you and your provider across the continuum of care - therapy may start within days of an injury or surgery and continue through your return to work and/or other daily activities.
Find us in the American Society of Hand Therapists Directory
Our Occupational Therapists are extremely skilled in fabricating customized splints to support, protect or limit function of a hand after an acute injury, repetitive use injury, or surgery.
After careful assessment, our therapists will work with you to ensure a good fit and make modifications, as necessary.
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