Advanced orthopaedic hand surgery and rehabilitation tailored to get you back to what you love—whether that's your career, hobbies, or daily life.
From diagnosis through recovery, we provide the full spectrum of orthopaedic hand surgery services with personalized treatment plans.
Minimally invasive surgical and non-surgical treatments to relieve nerve compression and restore hand function.
Expert management of hand, wrist, and finger fractures using advanced surgical and conservative techniques.
Specialized repair of flexor and extensor tendon injuries with structured rehabilitation for optimal recovery.
Effective treatment for stuck or locking fingers, including steroid injections and surgical release procedures.
Comprehensive management of hand and wrist arthritis, from joint injections to surgical reconstruction options.
Post-operative therapy and conditioning programs designed to maximize recovery and restore dexterity.
At Texas Tech Physicians Orthopaedic Hand Center, we combine the latest surgical techniques with genuine compassion to deliver outcomes that matter. Our team specializes exclusively in hand, wrist, and upper extremity conditions—giving you access to deep expertise focused on one of the body's most complex areas.
Whether you're dealing with a sports injury, workplace strain, or chronic condition, we develop individualized treatment plans that respect your lifestyle and goals. From your first consultation through full recovery, you'll experience care that puts your wellbeing first.
We diagnose and treat a wide range of hand and wrist conditions with evidence-based approaches tailored to your needs.
Nerve compression causing pain, numbness, and weakness in the hand.
Broken bones and joint injuries requiring precise realignment and healing.
Inflammation or rupture of tendons affecting finger and wrist movement.
Joint degeneration causing pain, stiffness, and reduced hand function.
Finger catching or locking due to tendon inflammation in the sheath.
Damage to peripheral nerves causing pain, weakness, or loss of sensation.
Thickening of palm tissue causing fingers to curl inward.
Fluid-filled lumps commonly found on the wrist or hand.
"After years of wrist pain from carpal tunnel, I finally found relief. The team explained everything clearly and made me feel comfortable throughout the entire process. I'm back to gardening pain-free."
"I broke my wrist playing basketball and was worried about returning to the game. The surgical team was exceptional—they kept me informed at every step and my recovery has been faster than expected."
"As a seamstress, my hands are everything to me. After trigger finger surgery, I was nervous about recovery. The staff went above and beyond to ensure I could get back to work quickly and safely."
Take the first step toward relief. Contact us to schedule a consultation with our hand specialists. We accept most major insurance plans.
808 Joliet Ave
Lubbock, TX 79415-1148
Monday - Friday: 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Saturday - Sunday: Closed
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