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We measure the hand and choose the design with you.
Custom Molded Splints in Vancouver, WA
Protection that actually fits, and keeps fitting. Your hand heals in whatever position it is held in, so we heat, mold and trim your splint on your arm, in the room, then remold it as the swelling drops.
What It Is
Molded on you. Not pulled from a bin.
Your hand heals in whatever position it is held in. That makes the splint part of the treatment, not an accessory. A splint off a shelf fits the average hand. Yours is not average, and after surgery it changes shape week to week. A splint that has stopped fitting stops protecting and starts pressing.
So we make yours here. Thermoplastic goes into warm water, comes out soft, and gets molded directly on your arm while you sit there. Your therapist trims the edges, checks the pressure points, and adjusts it until it is right. Nothing is mailed off and nothing is guessed at.
You are probably not the type to complain about a splint that rubs. You would wear it looser, or quietly stop wearing it. Bring it in instead. We remold yours as the swelling drops, so it keeps protecting the structures still healing rather than the ones that already did. Static, dynamic and outrigger designs, all made in-house, fitted one-on-one with a licensed Occupational Therapist, several board-certified in hand therapy (CHT), every visit.
Heated, molded and trimmed in the room
What It Helps
Where custom molded splints earns its place.
If any of these is the reason you are reading this page, you are in the right spot.
What A Session Looks Like
Three steps, one splint.
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Warm plastic, molded on your arm. It feels warm, never hot.
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You wear it out. Anything that rubs gets trimmed.
What You Get Back
Four reasons a made-here splint wins.
A hand that heals in the right position.
Protection you will actually keep wearing.
Nights without a rubbing edge waking you.
No mail order, no guessing at sizes.
Pairs Well With
Custom Molded Splints rarely works alone.
Questions, Answered
Splints, no mystery.
No. The plastic comes out of warm water, not hot, and it is comfortable against the skin while it sets. Your therapist supports your hand in the position it needs and holds it there while the material firms up. If anything pinches or presses, say so and we trim it right then. None of the fit is permanent.
That depends on the tissue and on the protocol your surgeon set, so we will not guess at it here. What you get is a plan with an endpoint: Pain, Prime, Perform, Prevent, with the splint doing less of the work at each phase. Your therapist tells you what has to be true before it comes off, and how you will know you are there.
Most people reach us by referral from a surgeon or a physician, and many insurance plans require one before they will pay. Some plans do not. Call us at (360) 989-1200 and we will look at your plan and tell you what it needs before you come in.
That depends on your plan, and orthotic coverage varies more than office visits do. We are an insurance-based clinic and we bill most major carriers, including Regence BCBS, Aetna, Cigna, Medicare, Providence and auto insurance. The full list is on our insurance page. We check your benefits before your first visit and tell you what we find.
Book Your Visit
Ready when you are.
Request a time and a real person from our front desk calls you back to get you scheduled. No phone tree. No ‘someone will reach out.’ Just a plan.
- Hours Mon–Fri 7:00am–5:00pm · Sat–Sun closed
- (360) 989-1200 Prefer to talk now? Call us.
- One-on-one with a licensed Occupational Therapist, every visit
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Gabbert Clinic
- 7710 NE Greenwood Dr # 150, Vancouver, WA 98662
- (360) 989-1200
- Fax: (360) 583-3442
- admin@gabbertclinic.com
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Mon–Fri 7:00am–5:00pm
Sat–Sun closed