We specialize in Neck, Shoulder, Elbow, Wrist and Hand therapies.

3 out of 4 orthopedic surgeons in the San Jose/South Bay Area choose Hands-On-Care for their patients, themselves and their loved ones’ Upper Extremity Therapy needs. Doctors and surgeons trust our expertise and high-quality care. Our staff provide specialized Hands On upper extremity therapy at our clinic located at 3395 South Bascom Aven. Ste #100 Campbell, CA 95008. Our team is composed of Certified Hand Therapists who have published and given talks locally, nationally and internationally on various topics related to the upper extremity treatment. To know more about therapists working at Hands-On-Care, visit the Staff Information page.

We treat Sports injuries, work-related injuries, Hand and Upper Extremity dysfunction related to arthritis, pregnancy, and others. We design a custom plan for each patient based on their injury, provide customized splints, taping, and state of the art modalities to modulate pain and hasten recovery.

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What We Treat

As specialists in Upper Extremity, we treat all injuries or diseases that affect the upper extremity. From sports injuries, musicians who suffer from repetitive injuries, pain and stiffness from arthritis, shoulder problems that arise after radical mastectomy, carpal tunnel during pregnancy or tendonitis in the thumb post pregnancy while caring for the young infant to occupational injuries that is so frequent in our fast paced society

Our Services

To treat all injuries of the upper extremity, we utilize state of the art treatment with a customized one on one approach with custom splints molded on each patient, latest modalities to calm the pain, decrease swelling or improve ROM, manage scar adhesion, taping, customized exercise plan etc.

Resources

In our resource page we have provided our patients with information on their injury and how therapy can help them get better faster. They can also review exercises by visiting this page.

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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.

My therapist was right on the money. I had a follow-up with Dr. Brody to review the MRI and he did mention that I have laxity with respect to my ligaments – this is something that my OT had mentioned to me a long time ago without the MRI, she is a genius! 🙂