Hand Center
This department offers
- Arthritis therapy
- Carpal tunnel surgery
- Hand and wrist care
- Hand fracture care
- Joint repair
- Nerve repair
- Sports Injury Care
- Tendon repair
Hand, wrist, and forearm care in Murray, Utah
The Intermountain Health Hand Center in Murray, Utah, provides advanced, patient-centered care for hand, wrist, and upper-extremity conditions. Our board-certified, fellowship-trained surgeons specialize in hand surgery, orthopedic surgery, and plastic surgery, offering expert treatment for everything from traumatic injuries to chronic joint and nerve disorders.
Using the latest surgical techniques—including minimally invasive procedures, nerve reconstruction, tendon repair, and complex limb reconstruction—we focus on restoring function, reducing pain, and helping patients return to the activities they love. Whether you're seeking care directly or coordinating a referral, we provide timely access to high-level specialty treatment.
Why choose our Hand Center
Specialized hand care
Care for conditions affecting the hand, wrist, and forearm.
Surgical and nonsurgical options
Treatment may include therapy, splinting, injections, minimally invasive procedures, or surgery.
Coordinated rehabilitation
Surgeons and therapy specialists work together to support recovery and hand function.
Helping you regain strength, movement and function
The Intermountain Health Hand Center provides care for injuries and conditions affecting the hand, wrist, and forearm. Our team treats fractures, arthritis, carpal tunnel syndrome, tendon and ligament injuries, nerve conditions, repetitive use injuries, Dupuytren's contracture, and other problems that can affect movement, strength, and everyday activities.
Treatment is based on each patient's condition and needs. Options may include therapy, splinting, injections, minimally invasive procedures, or surgery. Our specialists provide fracture care, tendon and ligament repair, nerve repair and reconstruction, carpal tunnel release, cubital tunnel release, joint replacement, skin cancer excision and reconstruction, and other procedures when needed.
Recovery may include physical or occupational therapy. Our surgeons and therapy specialists work together to help patients improve strength, movement, and hand function after an injury or procedure.
Explore our hand and upper-extremity services
Learn more about the conditions our specialists treat and the care options available.
- Carpal tunnel syndrome: Pressure on the median nerve in the wrist that can cause numbness, tingling, weakness, or pain in the hand and fingers.
- Cubital tunnel syndrome: Compression of the ulnar nerve at the elbow that may cause numbness or tingling in the ring and little fingers.
- Hand, wrist, and forearm fractures: Broken bones caused by falls, sports injuries, work injuries, or other trauma.
- Tendon and ligament injuries: Damage to the soft tissues that help support movement and stability in the hand, wrist, and forearm.
- Arthritis of the hand and wrist: Joint inflammation and wear that can cause pain, stiffness, swelling, and reduced range of motion.
- Nerve injuries: Conditions that affect sensation, strength, or movement due to nerve damage or compression.
- Repetitive use injuries and tendinitis: Overuse conditions caused by repeated movements that can lead to pain, inflammation, and difficulty performing daily tasks.
- Dupuytren's contracture: A hand condition that causes the fingers to gradually bend toward the palm, making it harder to fully straighten them.
- Work-related and sports injuries: Acute and overuse injuries that occur on the job, during athletic activities, or through recreation.
- Skin cancer of the hand and upper extremity: Cancerous growths affecting the skin of the hand, wrist, or arm that may require surgical removal and reconstruction.
- Fracture care and repair: Treatment for broken bones using splints, casts, or surgery when needed to support healing and restore function.
- Carpal tunnel release: A procedure that relieves pressure on the median nerve to reduce numbness, pain, and weakness.
- Cubital tunnel release: A procedure that relieves pressure on the ulnar nerve to improve hand and finger function.
- Tendon and ligament repair or reconstruction: Procedures to restore movement, strength, and stability after injury or damage to tendons and ligaments.
- Nerve repair and reconstruction: Surgical techniques used to restore nerve function and improve sensation or movement after injury.
- Joint and tendon sheath injections: Targeted injections that may help reduce pain, inflammation, and stiffness associated with certain conditions.
- Joint replacement: Surgical replacement of a damaged joint to improve movement and reduce pain caused by arthritis or injury.
- Minimally invasive hand surgery: Procedures performed through smaller incisions when appropriate to help reduce tissue disruption and recovery time.
- Complex reconstruction: Advanced surgical care for severe injuries, deformities, or conditions that affect hand and upper-extremity function.
- Skin cancer excision and reconstruction: Removal of cancerous skin lesions followed by reconstruction to preserve appearance and function when possible.
Our team
Frequently asked questions
the conditions we treat, treatment options, recovery, referrals and preparing for your first appointment.
For ambulatory referrals in Epic, use the following selections:
- Referral order: Plastic Surgery - Hand Surgery
- Specialty: Hand Surgery
- Priority: Routine
- Route to: CMG IMED Plastic Surgery
- Provider: A specific provider may also be selected by name.
Yes. Treatment may include therapy, splinting, medication, injections, or surgery, depending on the joint and severity of the condition. A specialist can review your symptoms and discuss appropriate options.
Referral requirements vary by insurance plan. Contact your insurance company or call the clinic before scheduling if you are unsure whether a referral is required.
Yes. Depending on the condition, treatment may include therapy, splinting, medication, injections, or changes to activities. Your specialist will explain the options that may be appropriate for you.
Yes. Our specialists perform carpal tunnel release and treat other nerve compression conditions, including cubital tunnel syndrome. An evaluation can help determine whether nonsurgical care or surgery is the right next step.
Yes. Our team evaluates and treats hand, wrist, and forearm injuries related to sports, recreation, and work. Call the clinic to discuss scheduling and any records you may need to bring.
Our team treats fractures, arthritis, tendon and ligament injuries, nerve conditions such as carpal tunnel syndrome, Dupuytren's contracture, and other conditions affecting the hand, wrist, and forearm. Your specialist will recommend care based on your symptoms, diagnosis, and goals.
Bring your insurance information, a current medication list, previous imaging, and records related to your condition if available. Contact the clinic if you have questions about what is needed before your visit.
Some injuries and procedures benefit from physical or occupational therapy. If therapy is recommended, your care team will explain the recovery plan and help you work toward improved strength, movement, and function.
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