Specialized Hand & Wrist Care
Offering the Area’s Most Advanced Hand & Wrist Care
It takes a lot of “moving parts” (bones, ligaments, tendons, and joints) to keep your hands and wrists in good working order. And since we use our hands for so many things—working, playing, tending to virtually all our needs—both our hands and wrists are susceptible to injuries.
At OrthoUnited, we offer a wide range of therapeutic and surgical options to relieve your pain and help restore hand and wrist function. Trust our talented specialists to provide the comprehensive care you need in a friendly, clean, and technologically-advanced facility. You won’t find better hand and wrist treatment in the area!
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Common & Complex Hand & Wrist Conditions
Whether you’re struggling with a common condition like carpal tunnel, or a more complicated condition that requires extensive treatment, our surgeons have made a name for themselves as the most talented in the area.
- Degenerative conditions such as osteoarthritis or rheumatoid arthritis
- Cumulative trauma disorders such as carpal tunnel syndrome
- Soft tissue conditions such as deQuervain’s tendonitis or Dupuytren’s disease
- Neurological conditions such as stroke, traumatic brain injury, and spinal cord injury
- Trauma injuries such as burns, flexor and extensor tendon injuries, or hand nerve injuries
- Wrist fractures or hand dislocations
Cutting-Edge Hand & Wrist Treatment Methods
At OrthoUnited, we offer a wide range of therapeutic options to relieve your pain and help restore hand and wrist function. Depending on the severity of your condition, there are minimally-invasive surgical options that may be considered, such as:
- Carpal tunnel release
- Trigger finger surgery
- Thumb joint reconstruction for arthritis
- Ganglion cyst removal
- Removal or fusing of bones
- Surgery for severe bone breaks
- Surgery to repair a ruptured tendon or ligament
If more intensive surgery is required, you can rest assured that our specialists can formulate the right treatment to get you back to your best.
Is an Overuse Injury Slowing You Down?
If recurring joint, tendon, muscle or ligament pain is affecting your workouts, recreational sports, or active lifestyle, it may be time to get answers.
At OrthoUnited, we help active adults understand what's causing their pain, explore non-surgical treatment options, and create a plan to get back to the activities they enjoy.
Whether you play pickleball, golf, tennis, run, cycle, lift weights, or simply enjoy staying active, treating an injury early can help prevent a minor issue from becoming a bigger setback.
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MRI & Imaging
The first step on a path toward recovery is determining the cause of your pain and discomfort.
Surgery Centers
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When orthopaedic injury strikes, see the right specialist right away.
Therapy
Get a personalized plan of care tailored to your individual recovery goals.
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