The hand performs over 1,000 distinct movements — making it among the most complex structures in the human body. Hand and wrist pain disrupts every aspect of daily life. Our hand therapy specialists restore function using precision rehabilitation and custom splinting.
Hand and wrist conditions range from acute traumatic injuries to chronic repetitive strain disorders. The complexity of hand anatomy — 27 bones, 29 joints, and 34 muscles — means accurate diagnosis requires specialized assessment.
Repetitive strain injuries of the hand and wrist are among the most common occupational health conditions. Early physiotherapy intervention significantly reduces the risk of surgical intervention and permanent functional limitation.
Specialized hand therapy including joint mobilization, tendon gliding, edema management, and fine motor retraining.
Static, dynamic, and serial casting splints fabricated in-clinic for post-surgical protection and deformity correction.
Reduces carpal tunnel inflammation, accelerates tendon healing, and provides nerve pain relief.
Forearm trigger point release for conditions driven by muscle tightness upstream of the wrist and hand.
Workstation analysis and tool modification to address the occupational drivers of repetitive strain conditions.
Progressive grip, pinch, and fine motor exercise programs tailored to your injury and functional goals.
Assessment includes grip and pinch strength measurement, provocative tests for carpal tunnel, De Quervain’s, and trigger finger, range of motion of all wrist and finger joints, and neurological assessment.
Carpal tunnel and trigger finger often respond within 6–10 sessions with splinting and manual therapy. Post-surgical hand therapy follows strict protocol timelines set by your surgeon — particularly for tendon repairs where timing of mobilization is critical.