I shattered my pinky finger last year and had surgery to put in a plate and screws. My surgeon at Stanford recommended HOC, and I’m happy he did. I felt silly going to physical therapy for a pinky (I mean, “it’s just a pinky”, right?) but little did I know how important that little sucker is. But you are expected to know the drill as a patient and go through your exercises while you wait to have manual therapy. I appreciate the no-nonsense attitude of HOC therapists. I’m not a patient to be coddled, but to get out of there as fast as possible and back to regular life again.

If you have hand, arm, shoulder issues, I highly recommend Hands On Care.

Amelia B.

Hands On Care comes highly recommended in my book.

My first encounter with HOC was back in May 2009.  I had broken my 5th metacarpal, and after the cast came off, my doctor recommended Hands On Care for therapy to get my hand functioning again.  The therapist and her staff were pleasent to work with which made for a speedy recovery.

In August 2017 I had a very traumatic horse accident, fracturing and dislocating both my left wrist and shoulder.  This resulted in surgery with plates and pins to hold things in place during the healing process.  I contacted HOC to begin therapy.  When I walked in to the office, the staff were very nice and attentive. I’m eight months into a very long and slow recovery, and have gone from having very little function and limited motion in my left shoulder and wrist, to having full function of my wrist and 75% function in my shoulder.  Still working with my doctor on my shoulder injury with on going therapy at HOC.  As my doctor has indicated, my injury will take time to heal (Year +) and to be patient.  Knowing this I’m grateful to have HOC to be the ones to help me though my recovery.  They are fun to be around, and are always trying to make thier patients experience a pleasant one.  Look forward in continued therapy and fun times at HOC.  BIG THANKS to all you’ve done for me and my recovery.

Diane F