Services | Physical and Hand Therapy

We have clinical specialists in spine, hand, and sports therapy with additional training to work with each patient during their orthopedic journey to develop a specific plan - leveraging a variety of treatment options - to elevate the ability to move, reduce pain, restore function, and prevent disability. Additionally, our therapists are often active in creating both fitness and wellness programs to encourage a healthier and more active lifestyle. When things look bad, choose better. Choose OrthoCarolina.

BACK THERAPY

Our experienced Spine therapists will guide you toward full recovery using the latest manual therapy techniques and exercise programs. Following a back injury, our professional therapists can also teach you to avoid re-injury and maintain a healthy spine to perform all activities, including sports.

HAND THERAPY

Certified Hand Therapists provide expertise in hand rehabilitation and customized splinting to expedite your recovery from injury or surgery. Activities of daily living, such as eating, dressing, writing, and typing, require hand motion and strength, and your Hand Therapist can help you perform these activities independently again. Customized splinting will help protect your injured area by promoting healing and getting you on the road to recovery.

SPORTS THERAPY

Athletic trainers and Sports Physical Therapists get you back to your sports and fitness activities quickly. Combining sports knowledge with orthopedic expertise, we have the latest technology, exercise equipment, and expertise to return you to your sport safely and quickly.

SPINE THERAPY

Our experienced Spine therapists will guide you toward full recovery using the latest manual therapy techniques and exercise programs. Following a back injury, our professional therapists can also teach you to avoid re-injury and maintain a healthy spine to perform all activities, including sports.

WORK CONDITIONING

Our specially trained staff helps injured workers return to their jobs safely and quickly. Using work simulation tasks and objective testing, workers can resume job-related tasks under supervision following surgery or injury.

AQUATIC THERAPY

Exercise in a warm water pool to reduce joint pain and improve muscle strength and flexibility. We also have an underwater treadmill that allows early motion without interfering with the healing process for leg injuries. Return to walking and running activities much quicker by exercising and walking in a pool. 

preoperative, postoperative, and nonoperative