Hand and Upper Extremity Service
Comprehensive care for a range of injuries and conditions.
Comprehensive care for a range of injuries and conditions.
At Brigham Health, we know that the hand and upper extremity – the wrist, arm, elbow and shoulder – are vital to everyday life. When injury or disease strikes these areas, it's important that you have expert care.
Whether you need an initial consult, on-going treatment or a follow-up appointment, our experienced, board-certified orthopedic surgeons offer the highest level of expertise and personalized care for hand and upper extremity injuries and conditions, including surgical and non-surgical treatments.
Our areas of expertise include:
Additionally, through our Safe Care Commitment, our orthopedic specialists are taking comprehensive measures to provide the safest possible environment for our patients, including offering the option for Virtual Visits where an in-person appointment isn't required.
Schedule a Virtual Visit or an in-person appointment today and see how our Orthopedic care never stops.
Our hand and upper extremity team offers individualized treatment to each patient. You can trust our orthopedic specialists to provide expert, compassionate patient care.
Call 857-307-6021 to make an appointment
Monday – Friday, 8 am – 5 pm ET
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