Hand Therapy in Houston, TX

Everyday actions like sending a text or buttoning a shirt rely on healthy hands. When pain or injury gets in the way, it can affect your whole routine. Dr. Omar S. Dimachkieh, MD, is a fellowship-trained, board-certified hand and upper extremity surgeon who offers hand therapy in Houston, TX. He creates recovery plans to reduce pain and help you get back your independence. If discomfort or weakness is affecting daily life, our team can help you return to the activities you enjoy.

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What Is Hand Therapy?

Hand therapy helps you regain use of your hands and arms after injury or surgery. It can also support recovery from ongoing problems that make daily life harder.

Your treatment at our Houston clinic could include physical or occupational hand therapy focused on helping with movement or pain relief. The plan will change as you get stronger, always focused on what matters to you most.

Conditions Hand Therapy Can Treat

Hand therapy helps people recover from many different hand and wrist injuries and conditions, such as:

Our hand surgeon in Houston and a hand therapist specialist use their knowledge of anatomy and healing to guide your therapy plan.

What Happens During Your Hand Therapy Session at Our Houston Clinic?

Each therapy session begins with a focused assessment by our surgeon. Depending on your diagnosis, your session might include hand physical therapy to help with strength, flexibility, and movement, along with hand occupational therapy to make daily tasks easier.

Treatment may involve:

  • Stretching and mobility exercises
  • Strength training for hand and wrist muscles
  • Scar management
  • Swelling control techniques
  • Grip and coordination exercises
  • Activity modification training

If you are recovering from surgery, our Houston hand surgeon works closely with your hand therapist to monitor your healing and make sure your therapy matches your surgical goals. He’s handled complex repairs for both bones and soft tissue. That kind of experience means you’re in reliable hands for recovery.

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What Patients Are Saying

Patients across Houston trust Dr. Omar for expert care, clear communication, and exceptional results.

I’ve seen Dr Dimachkieh for several hand and elbow issues over the last few years. I am so thankful to have been recommended to him. He is kind, personable, compassionate and very knowledgeable. I have been very happy with his treatment of various issues.

Donna Kester

Dr. Dimachkieh was terrific. He repaired my wrist after I fractured it this summer. He was reassuring and understanding, and he took time to explain everything and answer my questions throughout my recovery. I was surprised how quickly...

Bridget O'Toole

Dr. Omar Dimachkieh is a brilliant hand surgeon. His work is solid yielding an excellent outcome. My hand is beautiful again. He removed a large cyst on my finger. Although still swollen it looks so normal! Thank you, Dr. Dimachkieh!!!

Paula Ortega

Schedule Your Hand Therapy Session Today!

If you start therapy soon after an injury, you may heal faster. Dr. Dimachkieh will help you move your hand again and get stronger, so you can do your usual activities. If you’re looking for expert hand therapy in Houston, TX, call us at (713) 794-3463 to make an appointment.

Frequently Asked Questions

Clear Answers to Help You Feel Informed and Confident

What Should I Expect During My First Hand Therapy Appointment?

At your first visit, our Houston hand surgeon, along with a hand therapy specialist from our team, will assess your hand movement and symptoms. You’ll receive a personalized treatment plan outlining clear recovery milestones.

How Long Does Hand Therapy Last?

Hand therapy might take a few weeks or even months. It depends on your injury and how fast you heal.

Is Hand Therapy Painful?

It is normal to have discomfort throughout your recovery, but hand therapy sessions at our Houston facility are designed to keep you safe and comfortable.

Can Hand Therapy Prevent Surgery?

Hand therapy can often ease the signs of many conditions and make your hand work better. Sometimes, it can help you avoid or delay surgery.

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