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Hand therapy

Providing specialist treatment for the hand and wrist – including treatment following surgery

The treatment of hand and wrist problems is a specialist area of physiotherapy in its own right. At Spire Little Aston we have a dedicated hand team who work closely alongside our hand consultants to provide specialist treatment following surgery and for those who are being managed non-surgically.

The types of conditions that are commonly treated are:

  • Carpal tunnel syndrome
  • Osteoarthritis
  • Dupuytren’s contracture
  • Hand or wrist fractures
  • Tendinitis

Our team make bespoke thermoplastic splints when required as part of this service.

Find out more about our Lead Hand Therapist Susannah Lundie. To book an appointment to see Susannah or one of her team, or to find out more information, please call Perform Physiotherapy at Spire Little Aston Hospital on 012 1580 7131 or email birmingham@spireperform.com

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