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1915 Randolph Rd
Charlotte, NC 28207
The physicians of the OrthoCarolina Hand Center are orthopedic surgeons who have pursued additional hand and wrist surgery training at the fellowship level in order to provide you with the most up-to-date and comprehensive treatment. In combination with our trained hand therapist and medical staff, they are ready to provide the very best in both surgical and non-surgical evaluation and treatment and have become a center of excellence for the Charlotte area in the treatment of hand problems.
We have extensive knowledge and experience treating a variety of hand, wrist and elbow injuries at our medical clinic in Charlotte:
- Carpal tunnel syndrome
- Trigger Finger
- Wrist and hand fractures
- Arthritis of the hand and wrist
- Stiff and painful hand problems
- Poor circulation of the hand or fingers
- Numbness, tingling and nerve problems
- Trauma to the hand, including sprains and lacerations
- Work-related injuries
- Recreational and sports-related injuries
- Hand and arm pain
- Dupuytren's contracture
- Autologous Conditioned Plasma (ACP)
The Hand Center is home to three world-class specialized clinics for unique patient problems. The Congenital Hand Clinic and Reconstructive Center for Lost Limbs are leading-edge orthopedic clinics developing new treatments and offering new solutions for patients worldwide.
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Learn essential firework safety tips from an orthopedic hand surgeon to protect your hands this Fourth of July. Discover common injuries, prevention strategies, and expert advice for a safe holiday celebration.
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Discover how OrthoCarolina's multidisciplinary approach provides comprehensive care for brachial plexus injuries, limb paralysis, and congenital hand differences. From innovative treatments to personalized rehabilitation, we're committed to enhancing physical, emotional, and psychological well-being.
Read MoreSmartphone Pinky: Fact or Fiction?
Should you be concerned about Smartphone Pinky? We dive into the details on whether you should change how you support your phone with Hand Surgeon, Dr. Michael Geary & Occupational Therapist, April Hibbeler.
Read MoreTrigger Finger & Carpal Tunnel Prevention, Symptoms & Treatment
Simple, everyday choices can help relieve hand pain and prevent overuse injuries like trigger finger and carpal tunnel. Learn helpful tips, common symptoms to watch out for and what to expect if you're considering surgery.





