Stroke Exercises: Exercise progression with Neurorehabilitation

Carpal Tunnel Release Rehab and Post Op Care

Hand therapy tools from a certified hand therapist

wrist pain and sprain

Tennis elbow treatment guidelines for home and the novice therapist.

Wrist fracture rehab and return to pre-injury activities

Hand strengthening exercises for patients post injury or with OA.

Carpal tunnel treatment stretches

Hand stiffness after fracture, stroke, TBI, neurological injury, tendonitis, or immobilization.

High tone and spasticity stretches from a neurorehabilitation specilaist

At HandsOnNeuroRehab, our skilled occupational therapists excel in providing splint fabrication and prosthetic care for individuals with limb loss or those requiring joint support for various conditions. Our compassionate, dependable, and experienced team is dedicated to helping clients adapt to their new abilities and regain independence through the use of custom-made splints, prefabricated braces, and prosthetic care.

Falls are a significant concern for many individuals, particularly the elderly and those with conditions affecting their balance, strength, or mobility. Conditions like Parkinson's disease, multiple sclerosis, stroke, arthritis, and general age-related decline in muscle strength and reflexes can increase the risk of falls, making fall prevention an essential aspect of maintaining safety and independence.

Swelling is common with traumatic injuries, surgery, or chronic conditions. With the body’s reduced ability to filter the fluid, joints can become stiff, tissue can become hard, and movement can become difficult. Learn how Hands on NeuroRehab can help reduce your swelling today.

Joint pain can be caused by many things, including arthritis, previous injuries, muscle imbalance or overuse. Everyday tasks can be harder because of limited movement, strength, and pain. Occupational therapy for joint pain includes ways to manage pain, including massage, exercises, joint protection education, brace fitting, and training on using special devices to make tasks easier and more comfortable. Discover the best joint pain relief techniques from certified occupational therapists. Find tips on how to reduce hand and joint pain through practical exercises and lifestyle changes. Get the relief you need today.

Age-related changes can be scary for you or your family. Maintaining your independence, mobility, and safety in your home is easier with help from a skilled occupational therapist. Our fall prevention and wellness program will improve your confidence with daily activities and quality of life.

LSVT-BIG is an innovative occupational therapy program that helps to increase strength, movement, and changes in brain function in individuals with Parkinson's Disease and other neurological conditions including stroke and multiple sclerosis. Outcomes are backed by research and evidence.

Difficulties with moving, self-care, and performing fine motor tasks are common after a neurological injury. Occupational therapy helps survivors regain everyday skills like dressing, bathing, and cooking through functional tasks, special exercises, and neuromuscular re-education. Get help from a certified neuro specialist today.

Certified Hand Therapists (CHT) provide treatments to help manage joint pain, improve mobility, reduce edema, and improve strength in the upper extremity. A CHT has extensive experience in hand therapy and has successfully passed a comprehensive test of advanced clinical skills and theory in upper limb rehabilitation. CHTs improve a patient’s functional outcomes and ensure a faster return to work and a productive lifestyle.