Virtual Hand Therapy Clinic

For assessment, diagnosis, exercise prescription, activity advice and many types of review, virtual sessions are highly effective. Ms Razo has been providing virtual Hand Therapy since early in its adoption, developed robust assessment and treatment protocols for video consultation. Some hands-on techniques such as manual therapy and custom orthoses fabrication require an in-person appointment. Ms Razo will advise you clearly if this is the case.

A smartphone, tablet or computer with a camera and microphone plus a stable internet connection. Good lighting is helpful. You will receive a secure link ahead of your appointment — no app download or account is required. We recommend finding a quiet, private space where you can move your arm freely for the assessment.

Yes. If Ms Razo determines that an X-ray, CT, MRI or ultrasound is required to confirm your diagnosis she can discuss the appropriate pathway with you as well as provide advice on accessing imaging locally, whether through your GP or directly via a private imaging centre.

Yes. Ms Razo provides virtual Hand Therapy to patients across the UK and internationally. She regularly treats patients across Europe, the Middle East, Australia and beyond. Early morning and evening appointments are available to accommodate different time zones. All that is required is a reliable video connection. Appointments are conducted in English and Spanish.

Virtual appointments are priced slightly below in-person fees to reflect the absence of clinic overhead and the hands-on component. Please see the fee schedule for current pricing or contact the clinic if you have any questions.

Yes. For many conditions, a confident clinical diagnosis can be reached through a structured video assessment including a detailed clinical history, observation of range of movement, functional testing with everyday objects and specific clinical tests adapted for video. Ms Razo will always advise honestly if in-person assessment or imaging is needed for your specific presentation.

No. You can self-refer directly. No GP letter or consultant referral is needed. If you have existing imaging or referral letters, it is helpful to share them ahead of your appointment.

Ms Razo will advise you clearly if your condition requires hands-on treatment such as manual therapy or custom orthoses fabrication. For patients in Northern Ireland, this can be arranged at the clinic in Holywood, Belfast. For patients further afield, Ms Razo can advise on what to look for in a local provider or coordinate with your existing team.