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Hand Therapy Rehabilitation Program

Specialized Hand and Upper Extremity Care

The Rehabilitation Institute at Sinai offers specialized occupational therapy services for the evaluation and treatment of conditions affecting the hand and upper extremity.  

 

Our program provides comprehensive care for individuals recovering from injury, surgery, or managing complex upper extremity conditions, with a focus on restoring function and improving quality of life. 

 

Care is delivered by occupational therapists who are certified hand therapists (CHTs) through the Hand Therapy Certification Commission. CHTs have advanced training in the management of traumatic injuries, post-operative rehabilitation, conservative (non-surgical) treatments, and complex upper extremity disorders. 

Conditions We Treat

We treat a wide range of diagnoses, including: 

  • Complex trauma 
  • Carpal tunnel syndrome 
  • Cubital tunnel syndrome 
  • Radial nerve palsy 
  • Brachial plexopathy 
  • Broken bones or fractures of the fingers, wrist, elbow and arm 
  • Tendon injuries, tendinopathies and trigger digits 
  • Autoimmune and arthritic conditions of the thumb, hand and upper extremity 
  • Pain conditions such as complex regional pain syndrome (CRPS) 

Services We Offer

Our certified hand therapists provide specialized rehabilitation services, including: 

  • Custom orthotic fabrication 
  • Manual therapy 
  • Fascial interventions 
  • Therapeutic exercise progression 
  • Activity analysis 
  • Activities of daily living (ADL) retraining 
  • Pain science education 
  • Lifestyle medicine  

 

Through evidence-based treatment planning, our therapists emphasize a holistic approach to recovery, helping patients reduce pain, regain function and safely return to meaningful daily activities, work and leisure pursuits. 

Our Team

The vestibular and mild traumatic brain injury physical therapy specialists at Sinai have undergone advanced postgraduate training and are certified by the American Physical Therapy Association (APTA) as competent in the evaluation and treatment of vestibular disorders. 

 

Our team provides evidence-based care using advanced diagnostic and rehabilitation techniques to ensure precise assessment and effective treatment

Angelina Chilcoat

Angelina Romano Chilcoat, OTR/L, CHT, AIPCC

Hand Therapy; Chronic Pain Management; Lifestyle Medicine; Aging Surgeon Program; Emerging Surgeon Program

Catherine Holden

Catherine Holden, OTR/L, CHT

Hand Therapy

Location and Contact

Rehabilitation Institute at Sinai

Mirowski Building

5051 Greenspring Ave.
Suite 303
Baltimore, MD 21209
410-601-1254