Comprehensive Therapy Solutions

About Comprehensive Therapy Solutions

Comprehensive Therapy Solutions is a locally owned outpatient rehabilitation clinic in Alpharetta, Georgia, serving the North Atlanta area since 2003. The practice provides occupational therapy and physical therapy, with an emphasis on orthopedic and neurologic conditions. The clinic describes a collaborative model in which therapists coordinate with referring physicians when needed, while also offering direct access so patients may be evaluated without first obtaining a physician referral. Its occupational therapy service is centered on hand therapy and upper extremity care, and the website notes that the clinic commonly treats fractures, carpal tunnel and other nerve entrapment conditions, tendinitis and tenosynovitis, trigger finger, Dupuytren’s, arthritis, amputations, burns, traumatic injuries, and sports-related injuries. The broader clinic also reports experience with back and neck pain as part of its outpatient rehabilitation work.

A key feature of the occupational therapy program is custom splint fabrication, including both static and dynamic splints designed to protect injured areas or support improved function. The clinic also offers functional capacity evaluations and on-site job evaluations to help determine work ability and support a safer return to the workplace with less pain and better function. The founder, Mia Fuller, MS, OTR, CHT, is an occupational therapist with upper extremity orthopedic experience dating back to 1992. According to the site, she earned her occupational therapy degree from the University of Florida, later completed a Master of Science in Clinical Administration at Georgia State University, and went on to achieve hand therapy certification. The clinic is located at 11180 State Bridge Rd #206, Alpharetta, GA 30022, and lists participation with major health plans including Medicare and Workers’ Compensation, along with a self-pay option for patients without insurance coverage.

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