CHI St. Joseph Health Hand Therapy provides specialized care focused on restoring hand and upper extremity function for patients recovering from injury, surgery, or managing chronic conditions. Our team of certified hand therapists works closely with physicians to develop individualized treatment plans that support healing and improve quality of life. We emphasize patient education, therapeutic exercise, manual techniques, and the use of custom splints when appropriate. Our goal is to help patients regain strength, dexterity, and independence in their daily activities. We serve individuals of all ages, from those with work-related injuries to those recovering from sports or age-related conditions. Our clinic maintains a patient-centered approach, ensuring each person receives personalized attention in a comfortable, professional environment.
We offer a comprehensive range of services designed to address hand and upper extremity conditions. Our therapy programs include manual therapy techniques to improve joint mobility and reduce pain, therapeutic exercises to restore strength and coordination, and customized splinting to support healing and protect injured structures. We also provide patient education on injury prevention, activity modification, and home exercise programs to support ongoing recovery. Our therapists use evidence-based practices to guide treatment, incorporating both traditional and advanced therapeutic methods as needed. We work with patients recovering from fractures, tendon repairs, nerve injuries, and other conditions affecting the hand, wrist, elbow, and shoulder. Our services are tailored to meet the specific needs of each patient, whether they are returning to work, sports, or everyday activities.
We help patients manage a variety of conditions affecting the hand and upper extremity. These include carpal tunnel syndrome, trigger finger, tendonitis, and arthritis, as well as injuries such as sprains, strains, and fractures. We also treat patients recovering from surgical procedures like tendon repairs, joint replacements, and nerve repairs. Chronic conditions such as rheumatoid arthritis and complex regional pain syndrome are also within our scope of care. Our therapists are experienced in addressing both acute and long-term issues, helping patients reduce pain, improve function, and prevent further injury. We take a holistic approach, considering how each condition affects a patient's overall well-being and daily life. By addressing both the physical and functional aspects of these conditions, we aim to help patients achieve their personal goals and return to the activities they enjoy.
Located in College Station, Texas, CHI St. Joseph Health Hand Therapy is proud to serve not only the local community but also patients from surrounding areas. Our convenient location makes it easy for residents of Bryan, Navasota, Caldwell, and other nearby towns to access specialized hand therapy services. We understand the importance of timely care and work to accommodate patients from across the region. Our clinic is part of the larger CHI St. Joseph Health network, which allows us to coordinate care with other specialists when needed. Whether you are a student, professional, retiree, or athlete, we are committed to providing accessible, high-quality care to help you recover and thrive. Our team values the trust placed in us by patients and referring physicians throughout the area.
Your first visit to CHI St. Joseph Health Hand Therapy will begin with a thorough evaluation by one of our certified hand therapists. During this initial appointment, we will review your medical history, discuss your symptoms and goals, and perform a physical assessment of your hand and upper extremity. This may include testing your range of motion, strength, sensation, and function. Based on this evaluation, we will develop a personalized treatment plan tailored to your needs. We will also discuss what to expect during your recovery and answer any questions you may have. It's helpful to bring any relevant medical records, imaging results, and a list of current medications. Wear comfortable clothing that allows easy access to the affected area. Our goal is to make your first visit informative and comfortable, setting the stage for a successful recovery.
Question: Do I need a referral to schedule an appointment?
Answer: In most cases, a referral from your physician is required to begin hand therapy. We recommend checking with your insurance provider and our office to confirm any specific requirements before scheduling your first visit.
Question: How long does a typical therapy session last?
Answer: A typical hand therapy session lasts between 30 to 60 minutes, depending on the treatment plan and the specific needs of the patient. Your therapist will discuss the expected duration of each session during your initial evaluation.