Get Your Hands
Working Again
One-on-one hand therapy for pain, stiffness, weakness, and injury. No surgery. Every plan is built by a board-certified hand therapist around your hands, not a routine pulled off a shelf.
- Certified Hand Therapist
- Non-Surgical Care
- One-on-One Sessions
When Your Hands
Slow You Down
Gripping a coffee mug. Typing through a workday. Buttoning a shirt. Lifting a grandkid off the floor.
Hand pain takes these first. Quietly. One small task at a time, until you’re changing how you do things without really noticing.
Maybe it started with an injury. Maybe a surgery. Maybe it’s just stiffness that showed up one day and never left. Either way, it spreads into everything.
At Modern Medicine, we start by figuring out what’s actually happening in your hand. Not a printed exercise sheet handed to everyone. Your plan comes from your diagnosis, what you want back, and how you use your hands in real life.
- 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
How Care Works
Clear steps from the first visit to Modern Medicine of Surprise, AZ.
Evaluate and Understand
We check grip, motion, strength, and how the hand functions. Then we explain what we found to you.
Build Your Plan
Depending on what’s going on, that might mean hands-on therapy, a custom splint, targeted exercise, or other treatment. All of it shaped around your diagnosis.
Get Function Back
Care builds week to week toward your daily tasks, your hobbies, your job. We check in along the way so progress holds instead of slipping.
Navigating Your Financial Options
We work with almost every major in-network provider. Before you start, we’ll verify your coverage so there are no surprises.
- 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
Which hand problems do you actually treat?
Carpal tunnel. Trigger finger. Tendonitis, arthritis, nerve injuries. The recovery stretch after a fracture or surgery. Strain that built up from years of the same motion at work or in sports. If your grip’s gone weak or your fingers won’t cooperate on small stuff, that counts too.
Will I need a doctor’s note before my first visit?
Most of the time, no. You can just book the evaluation yourself. If your insurance wants a referral, we’ll catch it early and help you get one. Nobody wants to show up and find out they’re stuck waiting.
Why not just go to a regular PT?
Regular PT covers you head to toe. Hand therapy doesn’t leave the hand, wrist, and forearm. That’s the whole focus. Megan’s a Certified Hand Therapist, and that credential takes training beyond the general stuff, all of it aimed at this one area.
Is the therapy going to hurt?
We’re after progress, not pain. Some of it feels tough early on, especially if you’re stiff or coming off surgery. But we keep it where you can handle it and back off or push depending on how your hand’s doing that day.
What should I bring to the first appointment?
Any imaging or surgery notes, if you’ve got them. And think about the exact tasks that are giving you grief so you can tell us. Wear something we can push up past the elbow. That’s about it.
How soon will I feel a difference?
Hard to say the same for everyone. Depends on the problem and how long you’ve lived with it. Some folks feel the stiffness ease up after a few visits. Other cases take weeks of steady work. We keep track together every time you come in.
Ready to Use Your Hands Without Pain?
Our Surprise clinic is currently accepting new hand therapy patients. Take the first step toward getting back to the things you love.
12515 W Bell Rd #103, Surprise, AZ 85378