Why See a Hand Therapist
From the American Society of Hand Therapists, explains the importance of a specialized hand therapist.
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Assisting you in regaining function by increasing your movement and improving your strength
Injury to your upper extremity can have a major impact on your ability to care for yourself and can affect your overall quality of life. Outpatient occupational Therapists will help you regain the use of your hands and arms which will allow for an increase in your overall safety and functional independence.
Injury to your upper extremity can have a major impact on your ability to care for yourself and can affect your overall quality of life. Outpatient occupational Therapists will help you regain the use of your hands and arms which will allow for an increase in your overall safety and functional independence.
To restore function in your injured hand or arm, you’ll work with an outpatient occupational therapist to create a customized treatment plan. You’ll begin with therapeutic exercises to improve your strength and movement. You’ll also learn simple steps to avoid further injury and ways to adapt your home and work/school environment to make recovery easier.
To restore function in your injured hand or arm, you’ll work with an outpatient occupational therapist to create a customized treatment plan. You’ll begin with therapeutic exercises to improve your strength and movement. You’ll also learn simple steps to avoid further injury and ways to adapt your home and work/school environment to make recovery easier.
You’ll be scheduled for an appointment with a qualified Outpatient Occupational Therapist. During the appointment, you’ll have a physical exam to test your range of motion, grip and pinch, and overall arm strength. Your therapist will talk to you about your daily activities and any requirements you might have for home, work or school. Together, you’ll set practical goals that will help you get back to functioning normally.
It depends on your specific condition, but treatment may include:
You’ll be scheduled for an appointment with a qualified Outpatient Occupational Therapist. During the appointment, you’ll have a physical exam to test your range of motion, grip and pinch, and overall arm strength. Your therapist will talk to you about your daily activities and any requirements you might have for home, work or school. Together, you’ll set practical goals that will help you get back to functioning normally.
It depends on your specific condition, but treatment may include:
From the American Society of Hand Therapists, explains the importance of a specialized hand therapist.
Provides news and information about occupational therapy.
Provides educational resources about occupational therapy.
From the American Society of Hand Therapists, explains the importance of a specialized hand therapist.
Provides news and information about occupational therapy.
Provides educational resources about occupational therapy.