Get Your Hands
Back in the Game
Hand therapy that skips the surgery and skips the generic worksheet. One-on-one care for pain, stiffness, weakness, and injury, planned by a board-certified hand therapist who works around your hands and how you use them.
- Certified Hand Therapist
- Non-Surgical Care
- One-on-One Sessions
The Small Things Add Up
Turning a key. Zipping a jacket. Holding a phone without your fingers aching. Opening a jar you’ve opened a thousand times before.
Hand trouble chips away at stuff like this. You start switching hands. Setting things down more. Asking for help with jobs you used to do without a thought.
Some of it comes from an old injury. Some from surgery. Sometimes stiffness just settles in and won’t budge. However it got here, it follows you into the whole day.
At Modern Sports Medicine in Peoria, care begins with a real look at what your hand is doing and why. From there, the plan fits your diagnosis and the tasks you actually care about getting back.
- Arthritis
- Tendonitis & Trigger Finger
- Carpal Tunnel Syndrome
- Post-Fracture & Post-Surgical Recovery
- Sports & Repetitive Strain Injuries
- Nerve Injuries
Megan Henley, OTR/L, CHT
Certified Hand TherapistMegan Henley is an occupational therapist and certified hand therapist with specialized experience in hand therapy since graduating from the University of Tennessee Health Science Center’s Occupational Therapy program. She earned her undergraduate degree from Pepperdine University, where she competed as a member of the Swimming and Diving Team. Raised in a military family, Megan spent much of her childhood living across the United States before making Arizona her home.
“Your hands were made to create, not to ache. My goal is to help you use them fully again.” — Megan Henley
- In-network with insurance
- Evidence-based, one-on-one care
- Personalized treatment plans
Conditions We Treat
The Path Through Care
Three steps, nothing complicated.
Look and Listen
We test grip, motion, and strength, and we ask how the hand holds up during your normal day. Then we tell you what we found, straight.
Shape the Plan
This could be hands-on therapy, a custom splint, focused exercise, or a mix. Whatever your hand needs, built to your diagnosis.
Rebuild What You Use
Week by week, care aims at your real tasks, your work, the things you do for fun. Regular check-ins keep the progress from sliding.
Navigating Your Financial Options
Almost every major in-network provider works with us. We’ll check your coverage before your first appointment so you know where you stand.
- AARP
- Aetna
- AZ Complete Health
- Banner
- Blue Cross Blue Shield
- Cigna
- Equality Health
- First Health
- Healthnet
- Humana
- Medicare
- Medicaid (AHCCCs)
- Mercy Care
- Tricare / Tricare West
- Wellcare
- United Healthcare
Frequently Asked Questions
Can hand therapy help me avoid surgery?
Sometimes, yes. Plenty of hand problems respond well to therapy when you catch them early enough, and getting ahead of it can keep a minor issue from turning into something that needs an operation. It won’t fix everything, and we’ll be honest if surgery is the better road. But for a lot of people it’s worth trying first.
I already had surgery. Is it too late to start?
Not at all. A big part of what we do is post-surgical recovery, getting motion and strength back after the procedure is done. The sooner you start once your surgeon clears you, the better things tend to go. We’ll coordinate with what your surgeon wants for the healing timeline.
Do you make the splints right there, or do I order one?
We make them in the clinic, molded to your hand. Off-the-shelf braces are one-size guesses. A custom splint fits your hand and your specific problem, which matters when you’re wearing it for hours or trying to protect something while it heals.
How often would I be coming in?
Depends on your case, but most people come once or twice a week to start, then taper off as the hand improves. We’ll give you exercises to do at home between visits. That homework is honestly where a lot of the progress happens.
What if my job is the thing causing the problem?
That comes up a lot, especially with typing, tool work, or anything repetitive. We look at how you’re using your hand on the job and figure out what to change so you’re not undoing your progress every shift. Small adjustments to how you grip or position things can make a real difference.
Ready to Use Your Hands Without Pain?
Our Peoria clinic is currently accepting new hand therapy patients. Take the first step toward getting back to the things you love.
8240 W Cactus Rd, Peoria, AZ 85381