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    Carpal Tunnel Treatment in New Rochelle, NY

    Numb, tingling hands don't always need surgery — start with conservative care.

    Waking with numb hands, dropping things, tingling that interrupts typing — carpal tunnel symptoms are disruptive and worrying. Before considering surgery, most people are wise to try conservative care first.

    The carpal tunnel is a narrow passage of bone and ligament at the base of the wrist that the median nerve travels through on its way to the thumb and fingers. Swelling, repetitive strain, or awkward wrist postures can narrow that tunnel and compress the nerve — but the nerve's path actually starts at the neck, so compression at the elbow, shoulder, or neck can produce nearly identical hand symptoms.

    We evaluate the entire nerve pathway — wrist, forearm, elbow, shoulder, and neck — because symptoms labeled 'carpal tunnel' sometimes involve compression higher up. Care may include wrist and arm joint work, laser therapy, nerve-gliding exercises, and workstation changes, often avoiding or delaying the need for carpal tunnel release surgery.

    Our Approach

    • Full nerve-path exam from neck to fingertips
    • Gentle joint work for the wrist, arm, and neck as needed
    • Class IV laser therapy for inflamed tissue
    • Ergonomic and home-care strategies that reduce daily strain

    Your first visit

    What to Expect

    No pressure, no surprises — just a clear, thorough first appointment.

    01

    We listen

    Your visit starts with a real conversation about your pain, your history, and your goals — not a rushed intake form.

    02

    We examine

    A thorough orthopedic, neurological, and chiropractic evaluation to find the actual source of the problem.

    03

    We explain

    You'll understand what we found and what we recommend, in plain language — including what it costs and how insurance applies.

    04

    We begin

    When appropriate, treatment often starts the same day, so you leave your first visit already on the path to relief.

    Good to know

    Frequently Asked Questions

    Many milder cases improve with conservative care, especially when addressed early. If your exam suggests severe compression that needs a surgical opinion, we'll tell you honestly and help you take that step.

    The median nerve starts at the neck. Compression anywhere along its path can create hand symptoms, and sometimes more than one site contributes. Checking the whole path avoids treating the wrong spot.

    Ready to get relief from carpal tunnel symptoms?

    Call us or book online — same-day appointments are often available in New Rochelle.