Which Type of Hand Therapist Do You Need?

Answer four quick questions about your injury, whether you've had surgery, your main goal, and insurance to see which category of provider to look for. This is general information, not medical advice; your own clinician's guidance always comes first.

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What type of injury or condition is this?

Fracture, tendon, or nerve injury
Repetitive strain or overuse (carpal tunnel, tendinitis)
Arthritis or a chronic joint condition
This is for my child: Pediatric hand therapy is usually offered through clinics and centers rather than solo practices; call ahead to confirm they see children and ask about a parent referral requirement. This is general information, not medical advice.

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