The clinic that treats the cause.

You didn’t come here to read about us. You came because a hand, a wrist or an arm stopped doing its job. And because waiting is the expensive part: stiffness and scar set while you wait, and motion gets harder to win back the longer it sits. So here’s our side, briefly. Then we get back to yours.

Amy Gabbert started this clinic by herself. Sole therapist, medical biller, receptionist, marketer, out of one very small room. Then she found doctors in the area who needed a certified hand therapist to refer patients to, and the caseload grew fast. Today a team of licensed Occupational Therapists works here, including board-certified hand therapists.

That certification is the part most people never hear about. A graduate degree, 4,000 hours of hand practice, then a board exam. That is who sits across from you, one-on-one, every visit. The people who do best here are the ones who fix things: their houses, their teams, their families. They do all of it with their hands. This is where they finally fix the thing they’ve been putting off: themselves.

“Simply following protocols without a deep understanding of how we heal does not yield good results.”