Hand & Upper Extremity Rehabilitation

Regain Strength. Restore Function. Return to Life—Pain Free

At The Hand Lab, we provide expert rehabilitation for hand, wrist, elbow, and shoulder conditions — helping you recover faster and live pain-free.

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Our Services

We provide expert rehabilitation for hand, wrist, elbow, and shoulder conditions — including post-surgical care, injury recovery, and custom orthoses — all tailored to your unique needs.

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Certified Hand Therapy & Occupational Therapy

Recover strength and mobility through specialized rehab tailored to your unique condition.

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Custom Orthoses for fingers, hands, wrists, and elbows

We design and fit custom splints and braces for fingers, hands, wrists, and elbows to support recovery and function.

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Welcome to The Hand Lab

The Hand Lab is a therapist-owned outpatient clinic specializing in Certified Hand Therapy (CHT) and Occupational Therapy. We provide expert rehabilitation for surgical and non-surgical conditions of the upper extremity — from fingers to shoulders — all delivered with personalized, compassionate care.

About Us

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Why Patients and Physicians Trust Us

At The Hand Lab, we combine clinical expertise with compassionate care to deliver results that matter. Whether you’re recovering from surgery or managing daily pain, our personalized approach helps restore your strength, confidence, and quality of life.

◉ Certified Hand Therapist (CHT)

◉ One-on-One, Individualized Sessions

◉ Post-Surgical & Non-Surgical Rehab

◉ Trusted by Physicians Across Florida

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Expert Certified Hand Therapy

Get personalized care from a Certified Hand Therapist (CHT) trained to restore strength, mobility, and function in your hand and upper extremities after injury, surgery, or chronic conditions.

Experience advanced rehabilitation tailored to your unique recovery needs by specialists.

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Pyogenic Granulomas develop as benign vascular tumors with rapid vascular growth. Silver nitrate is the first line of treatment.

This patient developed a Pyogenic Granuloma after pinching their hand while cutting. After multiple rounds of silver ni

This patient sustained a laceration leading to repair of the FCR and FCU tendons and 3 FDS tendons.

The lacerations happened in zone V at the musculotendinous junction. Due to the intricate repairs at this juncture, progression was done slowly and

This patient presents with pain over the radial aspect of their thumb and wrist. De Quervain’s Tenosynovitis, sometimes known as “Mommy Thumb” can occur with new mothers.

Repetitive motions such a as holding, lifting, feeding, and

The following videos show the difference between a functional extensor mechanism and when it becomes disrupted.

Here we have a patient with a Swan-neck deformity leading to dorsal migration of the lateral bands. You can really see this with extensi

$This patient was involved in a motorcycle accident leading to displaced fractures of digits 2-5 metacarpals. This patient underwent an ORIF with intramedullary screws to digits 2-5. At the end of the slides is an excellent instructional animation$

This patient presents s/p stage II flexor tendon repair.

They presented to the surgeon 1 month after a jersey finger injury. Due to the delay, the surgeon decided on a two stage flexor tendon repair.

Stage I consisted of utilizing a Hunter rod to

When your big sister gets hurt, the house call is a must. No broken bones thankfully, so time to get her back on track. She requested hot pink straps so of course I had to deliver 🔥. It’s never easy to work with siblings so let’s wait an

$This patient sustained a small finger proximal phalanx fracture while playing basketball. He underwent percutaneous pinning of proximal phalanx. He began therapy at 3 weeks and will have the K-wires removed at 6 weeks post-op. A hand based ulnar$