OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY THAT RESTORES EVERYDAY ABILITY

Our team helps you restore mobility, strength, and confidence in your daily routine. From post-surgical rehab to chronic condition support, Alliance Orthopedics offers hands-on, personalized care — all in modern facilities with flexible scheduling and 8 convenient locations.

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LOCATED IN:

BLOOMFIELD, EAST BRUNSWICK, FAIR LAWN, FREEHOLD, MIDDLETOWN, OLD BRIDGE, RANDOLPH, AND UNION

WHY CHOOSE OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY AT ALLIANCE ORTHOPEDICS?

Multidisciplinary Approach

Understanding each patient is unique and therefore requires a personalized treatment plan.

Trusted Medical System in New Jersey

Culture that is built on delivering outstanding patient-centered care to all individuals.

Experience, Access, and Results Matter.

At Alliance Orthopedics, we combine top-tier clinical expertise with a patient-first mindset. From spine and joint care to physical therapy and pain management, our dedicated team delivers real results — fast. With 8 modern clinics, no long waits for appointments, and advanced technology at every location, we make it easy to choose the best.

Efficient, Patient-Centered Care

We work closely with our patients to create customized programs that align with their specific health and lifestyle goals.

Reshaping the Doctor-Patient Relationship

Our providers work to combine patients’ desired efficiencies with the necessary medical processes

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CONDITIONS OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY TREATS

There are many reasons why someone may require occupational therapy. From reducing pain and improving strength to increasing mobility, occupational therapy can help with a wide range of conditions. Some of the most common conditions our therapists treat include:

Functional Rehabilitation

Functional rehabilitation is a cornerstone of our practice. We strive to help patients reclaim their independence by providing tailored treatment plans centered on functional rehab and specialized exercises.

Hand Injuries

Your hands are an essential part of your life and may be affected by a variety of conditions, including carpal tunnel syndrome, tendonitis, fractures, sprains, and arthritis.

Upper Extremity Splinting

Splinting is a common intervention employed by occupational therapists to provide support, immobilization, and protection to the arm or hand following an injury or surgery.