Our Occupational Therapists are certified in Hand and Wrist Therapy to help you regain dexterity, strength, and function after injuries and surgery.
Injuries can occur as a result of sports injuries, work injuries, falls or mechanical over-load
often times resulting in joint dislocations, sprains or fractures involving the wrist or hand.
Physical therapy following immobilization related to surgery or fractures is critical for return
back to prior level of function, regardless of activity.
Soft tissue (ligament sprain) or closed tendon injuries (tendinitis or tenosynovitis) are
common in the hand and wrist resulting is time off work or time out of sports.
Assessment of the joint mobility or stability for the forearm bones (ulna and radius), carpals,
metacarpals and phalanges of the wrist and hand.
Assessing the strength of not only the 34 muscles that comprise the hand, but also the
muscles above the hand and wrist that play a key role in their function of the forearm, upper
arm, shoulder, and scapular muscles.
All of the soft tissue structures of the forearm that can cross the elbow, wrist or fingers
essential for functional use of the arm.
Assessing the cervical spine is important for any issue related to the upper extremity as all
the nerves that assist in wrist and hand function originate in the cervical region.
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