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£1799
CARPAL TUNNEL RELEASE
iiS Bespoke
Tailored care for more effective
treatment pathways
Comprehensive support for arthritis, tendonitis, and nerve conditions
Key Offerings
iiS Care provides proactive, tailored support to maintain and enhance your hand health. Our comprehensive service ensures you receive expert attention, advanced diagnostics, and ongoing care to safeguard the vital role your hands play in your livelihood.
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Specialist Consultations
Book directly with hand and wrist specialists who understand the complexity ofchronic conditions. Get the clarity and expert care you need without referral delays.
Customised Treatment Pathways
Every patient receives a personalised treatment plan based on their symptoms,history, and goals—whether that means non-surgical management, injections, orphysical therapy.
Nerve and Joint Care
We specialise in managing conditions like carpal tunnel syndrome, ulnar nervecompression, arthritis, and De Quervain’s tenosynovitis, using the latest diagnosticand therapeutic tools.
Pain Management and Function Restoration
Our priority is reducing pain while improving function, with a combination ofmedication guidance, bracing, therapy, and when appropriate, minimally invasiveprocedures.
Ongoing Monitoring and Support
Long-term conditions require long-term care. We offer follow-ups, progress tracking,and adjustments to your plan as needed to keep you in control of your condition.
Why Choose
iiS Routine?
Chronic hand and wrist conditions can severely affect your independence and qualityof life. iiS Routine gives you access to experts who specialise in theseconditions—without delays. Whether it’s arthritis, nerve pain, or repetitive straininjuries, we ensure your treatment is effective, personal, and focused on long-termoutcomes.
Tendon injuries, such as flexor or extensor tendon tears, can cause pain, weakness, or difficulty moving your fingers or wrist. These injuries are common after trauma or repetitive strain. Treatment may include splinting, hand therapy, or surgical tendon repair.
Ligaments support and stabilise your hand and wrist joints. A sprain or tear—often caused by falls or sudden twists—can lead to swelling, pain, and joint instability. Treatment options include rest, physiotherapy, splinting, or ligament reconstruction surgery.
Broken bones (fractures) or overuse-related stress injuries can cause sharp pain, swelling, and reduced hand function. Common types include scaphoid fractures and metacarpal breaks. Treatment may involve casting, bracing, or surgery for proper bone alignment and healing.
Joint instability happens when the hand or wrist joints move excessively or feel loose, often due to ligament damage or previous injury. It can cause clicking, weakness, or pain. Non-surgical treatments include bracing and exercises, but surgery may be needed to restore stability.
Conditions like tendonitis, nerve compression (e.g. carpal tunnel syndrome), or arthritis can lead to long-term hand or wrist pain. Symptoms may develop from repetitive use or poor ergonomics. Treatment ranges from therapy and steroid injections to minimally invasive procedures.
Muscle strains occur when muscles in the hand or forearm are overstretched or torn, often from overuse or sudden force. Symptoms include aching, weakness, or swelling. Most cases are treated with rest, ice, compression, and guided rehabilitation.
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Working Hours
Mon–Fri: 08:00am – 17:00pm
Sat–Sun: Closed
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