Hand / Wrist rehabilitation - Servette Genève

Hand and wrist rehabilitation is an integral part of musculoskeletal physiotherapy. It is aimed at patients who have suffered an injury, fracture, sprain, tendonitis or surgery. The aim is to restore joint mobility, muscular strength and fine coordination of movements, all of which are essential for resuming daily and professional activities. It is an extension of the orthopedic physiotherapy provided at the practice.

Sessions include gentle mobilization, targeted strengthening exercises, manual therapy, and sometimes specific techniques for desensitization or functional rehabilitation of the fingers. Special attention is given to restoring grip strength, flexibility, and precision of movement. Depending on the patient’s progress, TENS electrotherapy and therapeutic ultrasound sessions may be incorporated to manage pain and support tissue healing.

At the Beatrix Weis Ostéo Physio Servette practice in Geneva, hand rehabilitation is conducted with rigor and compassion to ensure a complete and lasting recovery tailored to each patient. After surgery for a fracture, follow-up generally begins with physiotherapy following an accident or surgery, before focusing on fine motor skills of the hand.