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DEPARTMENTS

EMG & In-Office Procedures

EMG / nerve testing and select in-office procedures are available within our practice.
Surface electrodes and nerve-testing equipment at an adult wrist

Services in This Department

Gloved hands preparing a capped syringe beside an adult wrist
Select procedures and injections performed within our office.
Surface electrodes and nerve-testing equipment at an adult wrist
EMG / nerve testing with a dedicated scheduling contact.

Testing and Treatment Within One Practice

EMG and nerve testing can add information when your clinician is evaluating symptoms such as numbness, tingling, weakness, or changes in hand function. The recommended study depends on your examination and the questions your care team needs to answer.

Our department also coordinates select in-office procedures and injections. Testing and treatment serve different purposes; your clinician explains which option is appropriate and how it fits your care plan.

A Clear Next Step

Contact the department with the name of the study or procedure recommended for you. The team can help with scheduling questions and confirm what instructions, orders, or previous records you should bring.

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 · Confirm the Plan

Ask your clinician which test or procedure is recommended and what question it is intended to address.

02 · Arrange Your Visit

Contact the department about appointment availability, required paperwork, and preparation for your specific visit.

03 · Review What Comes Next

Follow up with your treating clinician to discuss findings, treatment response, and the next step in your care.

Questions About Your Next Step?

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

Are nerve testing and injections the same appointment?

They are different services. Tell the department exactly what your clinician recommended so the team can help arrange the appropriate appointment.

Will I receive preparation instructions?

Ask the department for instructions specific to your test or procedure. Let the team know about medications, implanted devices, or other concerns before your visit.

Who explains my results or treatment plan?

Your treating clinician reviews the information in the context of your symptoms and examination and discusses the next steps with you.