Hand & upper-limb therapy
Care for hand and upper-limb injuries and conditions affecting comfort, movement, strength and everyday function.
Read about this service ↗Explore our services in detail. Each page explains who the care may help, approaches used by the practice and what to ask before your first visit.
Care for hand and upper-limb injuries and conditions affecting comfort, movement, strength and everyday function.
Read about this service ↗Care plans for primary and secondary lymphoedema, including skin care, compression techniques and movement.
Read about this service ↗Inpatient and outpatient support for neurological conditions, daily activities, discharge planning and independence.
Read about this service ↗Individualised paediatric support where neurological or congenital hand conditions affect functional ability.
Read about this service ↗Structured assessment of functional abilities and limits for occupational, legal and non-legal purposes.
Read about this service ↗Patients may be referred by a doctor or surgeon or contact the practice directly. Your first session normally includes a brief history, an assessment, and a discussion of a proposed therapy plan. A typical therapy session is approximately 45 minutes, although this varies by case.
Bring relevant referral notes, X-ray or MRI reports if available. Outpatient accounts are generally settled at the appointment and patients may submit claims for medical-aid reimbursement. Some schemes require prior authorisation.
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Talk to our team about your needs and arrange a convenient appointment.