Hand And Rock-climbing Therapeutic Network LLC

About Hand And Rock-climbing Therapeutic Network LLC

Hand and Rock-climbing Therapeutic Network LLC is an occupational therapy practice in Denver, Colorado, focused on hand, wrist, arm, and shoulder rehabilitation. The clinic presents itself as a specialized resource for people recovering from upper extremity injuries, including climbers, patients healing after surgery, and people dealing with persistent pain or reduced function. Its services emphasize certified hand therapy, pulley injury rehabilitation, low-level laser therapy, custom and functional splinting, and treatment aimed at restoring comfort and independence in daily activities. The practice describes its care model as one-on-one, individualized, and centered on each person’s injury, goals, and lifestyle.

The clinic is led by Emily Hartnett, OTD, CHT, who is identified as the practice owner. According to the site, she earned her doctorate in occupational therapy from Quinnipiac University and developed a professional focus on injuries related to rock climbing. The website also notes her experience as a climber and highlights her work in upper extremity rehabilitation and return-to-climb planning, including development of the Pulley Ring Orthotic. Other team members listed on the site include Katie Kiefer, an occupational therapist student; Meghan Hastings, MOTR/L, a PRN occupational therapist; and David Blakeman in office administration. Hand and Rock-climbing Therapeutic Network is located at 899 N. Logan St. Suite B15 in Denver. The site directs prospective patients to request appointments online and notes that the practice accepts several insurance plans as well as self-pay visits. Overall, the website presents the clinic as a focused upper extremity occupational therapy practice for people who want to return to work, sport, and everyday function with expert hand therapy support.

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