The specialized and advanced knowledge we have gained of the anatomy of the upper extremity and the treatment of conditions affecting it allows for the start of your therapy within days of surgery or injury up to the point of recovery. Our advanced training and clinical expertise provides quick identification of complex problems and the best mode of intervention.
The result is a thorough and accurate assessment and treatment with a shorter recovery time. You can benefit from Hand Therapy if you are experiencing a problem with your upper extremity which includes the hand, wrist, elbow and shoulder. You may have been involved in an accident leaving you with wounds, scars, burns, injured tendons and/or nerves, fractures, or even amputations of the fingers, hands or arms.
The result is a thorough and accurate assessment and treatment with a shorter recovery time. You can benefit from Hand Therapy if you are experiencing a problem with your upper extremity which includes the hand, wrist, elbow and shoulder. You may have been involved in an accident leaving you with wounds, scars, burns, injured tendons and/or nerves, fractures, or even amputations of the fingers, hands or arms.
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Victoria Workman is an occupational therapist specializing in hand therapy, and maintains a dual office private practices in Prescott and Scottsdale, Arizona. With over 17 years years experience as a clinician, she has worked in a variety of settings, including Southern California hospitals, Inpatient/Outpatient setting and for local private practitioners.
What does a Hand Therapist do? A hand therapist can be either an Occupational or Physical therapist who, through advanced study and certification, specializes in rehabilitating individuals with problems affecting the upper extremity - hands, wrists, arms, shoulders. How long do I need to receive treatment?
Reviews (5)
Ted Brooks
Feb 18, 2021
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I came to Arizona Hand Center due to worsening arthritis in both my wrists and especially my right thumb. I'm so glad that my doctor sent me here! The staff is great. Tamera and Vicky were great in explaining the what and why's of the therapeutic treatments and exercises and Brandy takes care of business with the best of them. The attitude is always friendly and helpful. Their equipment is great. You share the therapy space with other patients, so there's a lot of conversation about what works best etc. I found that helpful.They were conscious about Covid awareness without being crazy about it
Tiffany Truan
Jan 03, 2021
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I couldn’t be more grateful to these wonderful ladies. Every visit was great. They make you feel like family. Amazing bedside manners, warm, caring very professional and fun. They took amazing care of me. The customer service was exceptional. I miss seeing their smiling faces. I highly recommend this team if you need any OT or PT from your fingers to your shoulders. I would give them infinity stars if I could. Thank you Vicky, Melissa and Brandy for everything you did for me.
Andrewgb
Nov 05, 2019
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I would highly recommend Arizona Hand to anyone requiring occupational therapy. Following surgery after breaking my radius (wrist) , my surgeon referred me there. My therapist, Vicky, was excellent! She was friendly, caring, professional, and knowledgeable. She developed an individual treatment plan addressing my needs. Vicky also provided a home program of exercises which enhanced my progress. I went back for therapy a second time for a frozen shoulder and again achieved the outcome I desired.
Before retiring I worked in a related therapy field. Over the years I worked with many OTs and Vicky
Before retiring I worked in a related therapy field. Over the years I worked with many OTs and Vicky
Paul Whitcomb
Oct 29, 2018
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My family member came to this facility for help with intense pain in her hand, She was met with a very cold and uncaring therapist. Upon return visits therapist was very rude and argumentative upon basic questions and was disrespectful and demeaning to staff in front of patients. In our opinion the therapist either needs to retire or take courses in basic caring and compassion for her hurting patients. Please DO NOT go to this facility you deserve better care and to be treated better than just a dollar
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Jennifer Ayers
Sep 10, 2014
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