11

Sep

Man grabbing knee in pain at doctors office

Arthritis in the Elbow: Non-Surgical vs. Surgical Treatment Paths

Elbow arthritis can cause pain, stiffness, and decreased function, making everyday activities challenging. At Hand to Shoulder Associates, our fellowship-trained specialists provide both non-surgical and surgical solutions to manage elbow arthritis and improve quality of life. N...

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19

Sep

man having a physical therapist looks at his knee

Top Physical Therapy Exercises for Recovering from Elbow Surgery

Recovering from elbow surgery can be challenging, but the right physical therapy exercises are essential for restoring strength, flexibility, and range of motion. At Hand to Shoulder Associates, our board-certified specialists design personalized rehab programs to help patients r...

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11

Sep

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How to Prevent Wrist Injuries During Weightlifting

Weightlifting is one of the best ways to build strength, improve endurance, and boost overall fitness, but without proper form and preparation, it can also put significant strain on your wrists. At Hand to Shoulder Associates, we often see patients who develop wrist pain, sprains...

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11

Aug

Sports Injury Treatments: Getting You Back in the Game

From fractured wrists on the tennis court to tendonitis after a weekend of weightlifting, sports injuries to the upper extremities can sideline even the most dedicated athletes. Hand to Shoulder Associates (HSA) offers specialized care for hand, wrist, elbow, and shoulder injurie...

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14

May

Strengthening the Subscapularis: Essential Exercises for Shoulder Health

Shoulder discomfort can significantly impact daily activities, from reaching overhead to lifting objects. A common culprit behind such discomfort is the subscapularis muscle—a key component of the rotator cuff responsible for internal rotation and shoulder stability. Weakne...

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