HULC (Hand + Upper Limb Centre), Claremont
HULC Claremont provides expert care for hand and upper limb conditions with our highly skilled team of occupational therapists and physiotherapists are dedicated to helping you regain function, mobility, and strength.
Call (08) 9334 0777 to book an appointment with our Occupational Therapists and Physiotherapists for treatment and therapy for your condition on hands or upper limb or visit us directly at Queenslea Drive Claremont, WA 601.
Call (08) 9334 0777 to book an appointment with our Occupational Therapists and Physiotherapists for treatment and therapy for your condition on hands or upper limb or visit us directly at Queenslea Drive Claremont, WA 601.
Why Choose Hand and Upper Limb Therapy in Claremont?
Experienced hand therapists and physiotherapists
Evidence-based treatments tailored to your needs
Comprehensive rehabilitation programs
Convenient online booking and administrative support
Comfortable, patient-friendly environment
Book an appointment
Visit one of our dedicated therapists across our 13 convenient locations.
Occupational Therapist and Physiotherapist Services
At HULC Claremont, our team are highly skilled in various treatment techniques to help patients recover from injuries, surgeries or manage conditions affecting the upper limb. Our goal is to restore function, reduce pain, and improve the overall quality of life for our patients. Here are some of the conditions we treat:
Hand Conditions:
Trigger Finger
A condition where fingers get stuck in a bent position due to tendon inflammation.
Mallet Finger
An injury that prevents the fingertip from straightening due to a damaged tendon.
Finger Dislocations
A joint displacement in the finger causing pain and restricted movement.
Dupuytren’s Contracture
Condition that causes thickening of tissue in the palm, leading to finger stiffness.
Rheumatoid Arthritis
Autoimmune disorder affecting the joints, causing pain, swelling, and deformity.
Osteoarthritis
Autoimmune disorder affecting the joints, causing pain, swelling, and deformity.
Phalanx fracture
Break in one of the finger bones leading to pain and mobility issues.
Distal Radius Fractures
Common wrist fracture that affects the larger forearm bone near the hand.
Keinbock’s Disease
Condition where the blood supply to one of the wrist bones is disrupted, causing pain and stiffness.
Wrist Conditions:
Wrist Pain
General discomfort in the wrist caused by injury, strain, or underlying conditions.
Wrist ligament injury
Damage to the ligaments in the wrist, leading to pain and instability.
Scaphoid Fractures
Break in one of the small wrist bones that can impair movement and function.
Carpal Tunnel Syndrome
Condition causing numbness and tingling due to nerve compression in the wrist.
TFCC (Triangular Fibrocartilage Complex) Injuries
Damage to the wrist’s soft tissue support structure, causing pain and instability.
De Quervain’s Tenosynovitis
Painful condition affecting the tendons on the thumb side of the wrist.
Carpal fractures
Involving any of the small bones in the wrist, leading to pain and limited function.
Elbow Conditions:
Tennis Elbow / Golfers Elbow
Overuse injuries causing pain on the outer or inner side of the elbow.
Elbow Fractures
Break in one of the elbow bones, resulting in pain and restricted movement.
Elbow Dislocations & Ligament Injuries
Joint displacement or ligament tears affecting elbow function.
Cubital tunnel syndrome
Condition causing numbness and tingling due to ulnar nerve compression in the elbow.
Biceps and Triceps Rupture
Tear in the upper arm muscles, causing weakness and pain in the elbow.
Paediatric (Children’s) Hand Injuries
Specialised treatments tailored for children’s hand injuries.
Our Treatment Options
We offer a wide range of specialised treatments and services to help you recover effectively:
Rehabilitation & Therapy Programs
Specialist Care
Location details
Our Claremont rooms are situated on the lower ground level within Bethesda Private Hospital, overlooking the Swan River.
Our clinic is located adjacent to the hand surgery rooms of Mr. Jeff Ecker and the Wrist Hand Institute.
Parking options include the paid parking area in front of the hospital, or along Queenslea Drive.
Our clinic is located adjacent to the hand surgery rooms of Mr. Jeff Ecker and the Wrist Hand Institute.
Parking options include the paid parking area in front of the hospital, or along Queenslea Drive.
Bethesda Hospital Lower Ground 25 Queenslea Drive Claremont, WA 6010
How You Can Book an Appointment for Hand and Upper Limb Treatment and Therapy in Claremont
STEP 1
Booking your appointment at HULC Claremont
Your journey with the Hand and Upper limb Centre begins when you make an appointment with one of our friendly administration team members or by booking online at Claremont at time that is convenient to you.
STEP 2
What to bring
Medical referrals, scans, and any previous splints.
Wear comfortable clothing that allows for easy access to the limb being treated.
Any relevant correspondence from healthcare providers.
Wear comfortable clothing that allows for easy access to the limb being treated.
Any relevant correspondence from healthcare providers.
STEP 3
On arrival
You will receive a warm welcome from our highly experienced staff, skilled in assisting patients experiencing pain or loss of function.
Our administrative team will ensure all your pre-appointment forms are completed and that all necessary documents are available for your treating therapist.
Our administrative team will ensure all your pre-appointment forms are completed and that all necessary documents are available for your treating therapist.
STEP 4
Your consultation
Your therapist will conduct a personalised and comprehensive one-on-one assessment of your condition or injury.An evidence based treatment program will be specifically tailored to suit your injury and personal circumstances. A home program may be provided for you to complete and may be modified in subsequent appointments.
Depending on your needs, you may require either a custom-made thermoplastic or prefabricated orthoses to protect or immobilise your upper limb. A custom-made thermoplastic orthosis can be made during your appointment in 10-30 minutes.
Treatment aims to help you return to doing what you love as quickly as possible!
Depending on your needs, you may require either a custom-made thermoplastic or prefabricated orthoses to protect or immobilise your upper limb. A custom-made thermoplastic orthosis can be made during your appointment in 10-30 minutes.
Treatment aims to help you return to doing what you love as quickly as possible!
STEP 5
After your appointment
Please ensure you complete your prescribed home program. If you experience increased pain while completing any exercises, please stop them immediately and get in touch with your therapist.
If your prescribed thermoplastic splint is not fitting correctly and/or causing discomfort (for example, due to a reduction in swelling), please contact your therapist promptly to arrange for adjustments. It’s important not to attempt to adjust the splint yourself.
If your prescribed thermoplastic splint is not fitting correctly and/or causing discomfort (for example, due to a reduction in swelling), please contact your therapist promptly to arrange for adjustments. It’s important not to attempt to adjust the splint yourself.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need a referral to visit HULC Claremont?
While referrals can be helpful, they are not always necessary for booking an appointment.
How do I book an appointment at HULC?
You can book an appointment by calling our reception directly or through our online booking system
How long does a typical session last?
Initial consultations usually last 45 minutes to 1 hour, while follow-ups are shorter.
Does my private health insurance cover hand therapy?
Many health funds provide coverage; please check with your insurer for details.
How long does recovery take after hand or upper limb surgery?
Recovery varies depending on your injury or condition. Your hand therapist will provide a detailed recovery plan, including expected timelines, rehabilitation and follow-up appointments to monitor your progress.
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