Arora Hand Surgery

"Your body hears everything your mind says." — Naomi Judd

It's true! When you think about the movements that your fingers are capable of, it might be hard to believe that each finger has only one muscle, but it's true. It’s called the arrector pili muscle, and it moves all of your finger joints.

Time is running out! Don’t let your hard-earned insurance benefits go to waste as the year comes to a close. If you’ve met your deductible, now’s the perfect time to schedule your hand surgery and maximize your coverage. Contact us today to secure your spot! https://lnkd.in/e2apfvwR

Happy Medical Assistant Day to our wonderful Mary and Michelle! Your hard work and patient care make a world of difference to us all every day. #medicalassistantday

"Between 4 million and 10 million Americans have carpal tunnel syndrome. Characterized by numbness or tingling in the fingers and pain in the wrists, it can affect virtually anyone. According to the National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke, women are three times more likely than men to develop carpal tunnel syndrome. It usually occurs only in adults, and middle-aged adults and seniors are more likely to develop the syndrome than younger adults." Read more here:

Happy National Boss’s Day to Dr. Avery Arora! Your humor, kindness, and leadership make working at Arora Hand Surgery a truly rewarding experience. #BossDay

"Some people let a broken knuckle heal on its own, but we urge you not to do that. Getting treatment as soon as possible for a knuckle injury is essential to proper recovery. If you don’t get a broken knuckle treated professionally, your finger may never look or function the same as it did prior to the injury. For that reason, knowing how to wrap a #brokenknuckle until you can get in to see a doctor can help the bone set properly, reduce the possibility of further injury, and minimize pain." Read more here:

Wonderful to hear that you're still doing great, William. Thank you!

Happy National Physician Assistant Day! We're proud to celebrate our amazing PA, Ashley, for her dedication, compassion, and expertise in providing top-notch care to our patients. Thank you for everything you do! #PAday

FACT. If your joint pain gets worse when it's cold or raining, it may not be your imagination. Although studies have shown mixed results, changes in air pressure can cause some people -- especially those with #arthritis -- to have more pain in their joints.