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CARE SERVICES

In-Office Procedures & Injections

Select procedures and injections performed within our office.
Gloved hands preparing a capped syringe beside an adult wrist

Treatment Options in the Office

Some orthopedic care can be provided in an office setting. At Hand & Ortho, select procedures and injections are available as part of an individualized treatment plan.

Your clinician explains the recommended option, why it is being considered, and the questions to discuss before deciding. The appropriate treatment and setting depend on your condition and medical history.

Discuss the Procedure Recommended for You

Contact the EMG & In-Office Procedures department with the name of the treatment recommended by your clinician. Ask about appointment arrangements and the instructions specific to that procedure.

YOUR DEPARTMENT CONTACT

EMG & In-Office Procedures

Isabella — EMG & In-Office Procedure Coordinator

Hand & Ortho
3848 FAU Boulevard
Suite 305–310
Boca Raton, FL 33431

From Scheduling to Your Next Step

01 · Review Your Options

Discuss the purpose of treatment, alternatives, and questions about expected benefits and risks with your clinician.

02 · Prepare for the Appointment

Ask the department about paperwork, medications, and any preparation instructions for your specific procedure.

03 · Follow Your Care Instructions

Use the aftercare and follow-up guidance supplied by your treating team.

Questions About Your Next Step?

Contact our team for help with appointments and questions about your care.

Can every procedure be performed in the office?

The appropriate setting depends on the procedure and your individual evaluation. Your clinician explains which options are suitable for you.

Should I stop medications before treatment?

Ask your treating team for individualized instructions. Do not stop or change a prescribed medicine based only on general website information.

How do I ask about appointment arrangements?

Contact the EMG & In-Office Procedures department and identify the procedure recommended for you. The contact card provides the direct department number.