Physical Therapy for Carpal Tunnel Syndrome in San Jose

Skip the commute and get expert physical therapy in the comfort of your home. Covered by insurance, with co-pays as low as $0

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The impact of carpal tunnel syndrome

Carpal tunnel syndrome causes pain, numbness, and tingling in your hand and fingers. It can make it hard to use your hands for work or daily tasks. At Shasta Health, we bring our care to you at home or through virtual visits. We teach you exercises to help your wrist and hand feel better. We also show you how to set up your workspace to prevent more strain. Our team works with you to ease the pressure on the nerve in your wrist, helping you use your hands without pain. With our in-home or online care, you can get better without having to travel to a clinic.

Frequently asked questions

Why do my fingers feel numb and tingly?

Numbness and tingling in the fingers can be symptoms of carpal tunnel syndrome, caused by compression of the median nerve in the wrist.

Can typing cause carpal tunnel syndrome?

Yes, repetitive activities like typing can contribute to carpal tunnel syndrome, especially if done with poor ergonomics.

How can physical therapy help with carpal tunnel syndrome?

Physical therapists can provide wrist strengthening exercises, ergonomic advice, and manual therapy techniques to alleviate symptoms and prevent recurrence.

How it works

Choose an expert physical therapist

We only work with PTs (no PTAs). All of our PTs are licensed and board-certified. Choose from experts in orthopedics, sports, pediatrics, and more.

Get 1:1 care in the comfort of your home

Skip the commute and choose between in-home or virtual care. Your PT comes prepared with a customized treatment plan based on your goals and schedule.

Get 24/7 Support

Our PT will help set attainable goals and provide you with the tools to achieve them. Message us anytime, and schedule follow-ups in minutes.

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Take the step towards pain relief today

Your pain might be mild and nagging, or more serious, but it never seems to go away. Maybe you think it will never go away. It's frustrating because it distracts you from work, your daily life, the little things, doing the activities and sports you love. You put it off. The more you put it off, the longer it persists. Maybe you have given up on it. The good news is you don't have to live in pain. See what's possible for you and your health today. Get freedom from your pain, so you don't have that nagging annoyance stopping you from your busy life.