Hand Trauma Treatment in Portland
In Happy Valley, serving Portland, Clackamas and Milwaukie
Board Certified Plastic Surgeon Dr. Tina Jenq
Care for injuries to the bones, tendons and soft tissues of the hand, from splints in the clinic to outpatient surgery and hand therapy. Dr. Jenq performs every part of your surgery herself.
Insurance
May be covered
We verify your benefits and handle prior authorization before surgery.
Who performs it?
Dr. Jenq
performs your entire surgery herself
How soon can I be seen?
two weeks
typical wait for a consultation
When to be seen?
Within 2 weeks
prompt care lowers long-term risk
Is surgery outpatient?
Usually
home the same day
The surgery
What happens during hand trauma treatment?
- Broken bones splinted, casted or realigned with pins or plates
- Cut or torn tendons repaired to restore movement
- Outpatient surgery, usually home the same day
- Hand therapy afterward to restore strength and motion
Is it right for you?
Who is a good candidate for hand trauma treatment?
Hand trauma includes injuries to the bones, tendons and soft tissues of the hand, often from falls, accidents or cuts, causing pain, swelling and loss of motion.
- Broken fingers, hand or wrist
- A cut or torn tendon
- Trouble bending or straightening your fingers
- Pain or swelling after an injury
Do I need a referral?
Most insurance covers hand injury repair, though some plans need a referral from your primary care doctor.
Your journey
What is hand trauma treatment recovery like?
Some injuries are treated in the clinic with a splint or brace; others need surgery, usually as an outpatient. Hand therapy often follows to restore strength and movement, and moving your hand only as directed helps prevent stiffness.
1
Consultation
One-on-one with Dr. Jenq, usually within two weeks.
2
Insurance
We verify your benefits and handle prior authorization.
3
Treatment
A splint or brace in the clinic, or outpatient surgery. Dr. Jenq performs every step.
4
Recovery
Hand therapy to restore strength, movement and function.
Insurance
Is hand trauma treatment covered by insurance?
Hand trauma treatment may be covered by insurance. We verify your benefits and handle prior authorization before surgery.
Questions
Hand trauma treatment FAQ
Answers from Dr. Jenq.
Can this be covered by insurance?
Most insurance companies cover hand injury repair, though some plans require a referral from your primary care doctor.
How soon should I be seen?
Within about 2 weeks. Prompt care for injuries that need surgery lowers the risk of long-term stiffness or deformity.
Will I need surgery?
Not always. Some injuries are treated with a splint or brace in the clinic; others, like misaligned bones or cut tendons, need surgery.
Will I need hand therapy?
Often, yes. Therapy helps restore strength, movement and function. Move your hand only as directed.
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