I provide one-on-one virtual occupational therapy for a wide range of hand, wrist, and elbow conditions, including post-operative rehabilitation (once cleared), stiffness after immobilization, tendon and nerve injuries, arthritis-related conditions, and repetitive strain injuries.

Care may also include splint assessment and education, scar and swelling management, progressive exercise, and ergonomic or activity modification.

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Many patients can begin virtual therapy without a prescription.
If your condition requires one, I will let you know.

Virtual care may be especially helpful when in-person clinic waitlists are long, appointments are difficult to schedule, or early guidance is needed after cast removal or surgery. It can also be beneficial when stiffness or swelling begins before in-person therapy is available, or when work, travel, caregiving, or mobility make in-person visits challenging.

Virtual therapy allows treatment to begin sooner while maintaining high clinical standards.

Yes. Telehealth is effective for many upper extremity conditions where treatment focuses on guided exercise progression, functional training, swelling and scar management, education, activity modification, and home program development.

Many patients experience excellent outcomes through virtual care when it is appropriately matched to their condition and goals.

A smartphone, tablet, or computer with a camera and stable internet connection is sufficient. Good lighting, clear camera positioning so your hand or arm is visible, and enough space to move comfortably are helpful.

A tablet or laptop often works best, but any device is acceptable.

Your initial virtual visit includes a review of your symptoms and history, assessment of movement and functional tasks, education on recovery timelines, and instruction in initial exercises and activity modification. A customized treatment plan is developed based on your goals and stage of healing.

• Initial Evaluation: 45–60 minutes
• Follow-Up Visits: 30-45 minutes
• Complimentary consultation: 10-15 minutes

Virtual Upper Extremity Clinic is a fee-for-service practice. Insurance is not billed directly.

Patients may choose to submit receipts to their insurance carrier or HSA independently, if eligible.

Appointments require advance notice for cancellation or rescheduling. A late cancellation or no-show fee may apply based on clinic policy.

Yes. I offer splint assessment, wear schedule guidance, weaning recommendations, and suggestions for appropriate over-the-counter splints when indicated.

If a custom-fabricated splint is required, you will be referred to an in-person provider.

Yes. Post-operative care is provided in accordance with the surgeon’s protocol.

If an in-person assessment or intervention is needed, you will be referred promptly.

Online scheduling will open in June 2026.
Until then, appointment inquiries may be emailed directly.

Ensure good lighting and position your camera so your arm is clearly visible. Have any splints or post-operative materials nearby, and wear clothing that allows your elbow, forearm, and hand to be seen easily during the session.

Patients must be located in Massachusetts at the time of their session.

You will receive a personalized home exercise program with clear written and visual instructions. Your program will be reviewed during sessions and updated as needed based on your progress, symptoms, and functional goals.

Exercises are designed to be practical, manageable, and appropriate for your stage of recovery.