The Hand Clinic of Austin PC

I’ve had a broken wrist and a severed tendon. I’ve had two incidents wherein I needed professional physical therapy. I’ve worked with Jaime and Renee and both are excellent hand therapists. They are extremely knowledgeable and very personable to work with. I trust them and that’s important. Each time they’ve worked hard with me and got me through the rough times and brought me back to the best possible results. I would go back to them if I ever needed PT, but personally, I’m hoping I never do.

I recently visited the Hand Clinic at their Seton Southwest location. I went to the Hand doctor because of an injury I sustained during Crossfit training. After diagnosis, I was referred in house to the Hand Clinic where they immediately handcrafted a comfortable cast which immobilized my wrist. This device was perfectly molded to my hand, wrist and arm and I was able to sleep with it, no problem. My wrist healed within a couple of weeks. They were fast, nice and skilled.
Thank you!

The Hand Clinic, first off I hope you don’t need their services, but if you do need OT — with specialty in hand and arm… this is the place to select. Before I had surgery and trying to prevent surgery, I used «the big box place» as described by Robin In the listing about the The Hand Clinic of Austin… on 2 different occasions. I had never had PT/​OT before, but felt like I really was not getting the needed services, to include individual massage therapy time. After I needed surgery, the Drs. office provided The Hand Clinic on the list as well as the «big box place (s)»…I knew I needed to try a different service. Using the Cedar Park location with Emily as the OT, I sure am glad that was my selection. She really works with you through the therapy process, and wants to get all her clients to «graduation». I am well on my way. Again I hope you or your family don’t require this service, but if you do «hands down» this is the company to select at either of their locations.