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Hand Therapy

Hand therapy promotes the greatest recovery opportunity to a patient who has had surgery, an injury, or the onset of illness. Our specially trained hand therapists provide treatment to these clients by way of teaching exercises, applying therapeutic treatment and fashioning splints to aid in the healing process and protect the injured hand from any further harm. The qualified therapists at Back On Track will offer our clients various skills for dealing with hand injuries which will help them to adjust and gain independence in their daily lives.

A few of the circumstances that hand therapy is used in include, but are not limited to, fractures, carpal tunnel syndrome, tendonitis, arthritis, and burns.