Why Choose Advanced Hand Rehab?

  • We are highly skilled, dedicated & licensed Occupational Therapists including Certified Hand Therapists.
  • We provide Individualized treatments. Our patients’ plans of care are constantly being reassessed & upgraded.
  • Our goal is to provide conscientious, compassionate therapy for all our patients. We always involve patients in their treatment planning & educate them about all aspects of their injury & treatment program.
  • We are dedicated to continuing our own education & utilize the latest research & treatment techniques in our practice.
  • We place a strong emphasis on collaboration with referring physicians & other health care professionals.
  • We have expertise at treating injuries in all phases, including early stages when healing tissues are most vulnerable.
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What conditions do Hand Therapists treat?

  • Traumatic injuries
  • Fractures & dislocations
  • Sports injuries
  • Tennis elbow & other types of tendonitis
  • Carpal tunnel, cubital tunnel & other nerve entrapment disorders
  • Repetitive motion syndromes
  • Amputations
  • Burns & frostbite
  • Arthritis
  • Tendon & nerve injuries
  • Dupuytren’s contracture
  • Complex regional pain syndrome / RSD

What services do Hand Therapists provide?

Post-operative / Post-traumatic Rehabilitation

  • management of open or sutured wound care to aid healing
  • control of hypertrophic (raised and/or swollen) or hypersensitive scars
  • reduction of swelling
  • pain control

Rehabilitation

  • range of motion & strengthening exercises
  • moist heat & cold therapy
  • neuromuscular re-education
  • ultrasound, iontophoresis, electrical stimulation, low level laser
  • scar & soft tissue mobilization
  • management of acute or chronic pain
  • desensitization following nerve injury or trauma
  • sensory re-education after nerve injury
  • design & implementation of exercise programs to increase motion, dexterity & strength
  • customized splints (orthoses) to protect, prevent or correct injury
  • joint protection principles
  • therapeutic activities
  • home exercise programs
  • training in the performance of daily living skills through adapted methods
  • conditioning prior to return to work