CONDITIONS · HAND AND WRIST
Hand and Wrist Problems
A hand that goes numb at night, a finger that catches and locks, or a wrist that aches with every grip. Hand problems are easy to live around until they are not. JOI treats them surgeon-led from the first visit, with honest guidance on what will actually help and what you can skip, including wide-awake WALANT surgery when an operation is the answer.
Common hand and wrist conditions we treat
If your problem is on this list, you are in the right place. If it is not, book a visit anyway and we will point you in the right direction.
Treatment options at JOI
We start with the least invasive option that works and move to surgery only when it is the right call. Every step is coordinated under one plan.
Surgeon evaluation
Direct time with a board-certified surgeon who gives an honest answer about what will help, from the very first visit.
Learn moreConservative care first
Splinting, activity changes, and in-office treatment often relieve carpal tunnel and trigger finger without surgery.
Learn moreIntegrated physical therapy
Targeted therapy to restore motion, strength, and comfortable hand function, guided by a doctor of physical therapy.
Learn moreWALANT hand surgery
Wide-awake, local-anesthesia-only surgery for carpal tunnel and trigger finger. No general anesthesia, quick recovery, clear price.
Learn moreBiologics when appropriate
PRP, BMAC, or Lipogems may be considered for certain hand and wrist tendon problems when you are a candidate.
Learn moreClear price. Honest answer. Rapid access.
JOI is out of network with commercial insurance. You pay the posted price up front. We provide an itemized superbill and can file out-of-network claims on your behalf, and reimbursement is not guaranteed.
When surgery is genuinely the right call, JOI delivers it as a clear-price bundle at a trusted partner surgery center, with your number provided as a Good Faith Estimate before you commit.
Hand and Wrist questions, answered
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Carpal Tunnel Syndrome: Symptoms, Relief, and the Wide-Awake Surgery Option
Carpal tunnel treatment explained by an orthopaedic surgeon, from splinting and injections to wide-awake WALANT release surgery in Fort Mill SC.
Conditions We TreatTrigger Finger: Why Your Finger Catches and How to Release It
Trigger finger treatment in Fort Mill SC explained by an orthopaedic surgeon, from injections to wide-awake WALANT release, with transparent upfront pricing.
Procedures & TreatmentsWALANT Carpal Tunnel Surgery: Wide Awake, No General Anesthesia
WALANT carpal tunnel surgery lets you stay wide awake with no general anesthesia, no tourniquet, faster recovery, and clear upfront pricing in Fort Mill SC.
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