Limited Arm and Hand Function?
Not Sure How to Find the Best Treatment Options?
Like millions of stroke survivors worldwide, you are not alone. The Stroke Hand and Upper Limb Clinic, offered by occupational therapists specializing in neurorehabilitation, provides an intensive 2-day upper extremity treatment program for patients suffering from neurological impairments such as spasticity and weakness. The Clinic is geared towards clients that struggle with arm and hand function. By using the latest treatment techniques and breakthrough medical devices, further recovery is possible.
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Is Your Current Therapy Program Working?
Research shows that most stroke survivors do not receive enough therapy to the involved arm and hand to make meaningful progress. In fact, most patients only use their affected hand for less than 1 hour per day. At the Stroke Hand and Upper Limb Clinic, strong emphasis will be placed on incorporating the client’s affected hand into functional exercises and tasks (i.e., grasp and release). To maximize upper extremity function, and allow cortical plasticity to occur, the neurological hand must be incorporated for grasp and release activities each day.
Improve Arm and Hand Function
The Stroke Hand and Upper Limb Clinic utilizes the latest evidence-based technology to allow clients to successfully incorporate their arm and hand functionally (often for the first time since their stroke) and place them on a path for the best possible recovery. While receiving the 2-day intensive treatment, clients will learn how to perform improved movement patterns and use their affected hand functionally. These treatment strategies will be carried over to the home environment following completion of the program.
Hand Splints
Flexible brace that offers assistance to the involved hand so functional grasp and release is possible.
Electrical Stimulation
Technique used to strengthen muscles by eliciting a contraction using electrical impulses.
Biofeedback
Challenges motor performance by receiving feedback during muscle contraction and relaxation.
Unweighting Technology
Gravity supported mechanical device used to support the affected arm to improve motor function and strength.
Virtual Reality
Computer-based, interactive exercise games and activities that allow players to engage in entertaining tasks while being physically challenged.
