Hand in Hand Occupational Therapy of Long Island is a speech therapist and pediatric occupational therapy practice located in Hauppauge, New York. The practice specializes in hand, wrist, elbow, and shoulder rehabilitation for adults, as well as developmental support for children with special needs. It offers personalized one-on-one therapy sessions focused on recovery from injury or dysfunction, including upper extremity evaluation, scar management, nerve compression syndromes, and manual edema mobilization. Services also include pediatric therapy, handwriting club, and kids yoga, with a strong emphasis on compassionate, individualized care. The clinic is led by Dr. Noha A. Elfar, a certified hand therapist with over 14 years of experience in outpatient and rehabilitation settings.
The practice was founded by Dr. Noha A. Elfar, who holds a Doctorate in Occupational Therapy and specializes in upper extremity rehabilitation. She brings extensive clinical experience from acute trauma hospitals, rehabilitation centers, and early intervention programs. Her research focuses on mental well-being following complex hand injuries, underscoring the clinic’s commitment to holistic care. The team uses both traditional and innovative treatment methods, including kinesio-taping, thermal and electrical modalities, custom static splints, and home exercise programs, all tailored to individual patient goals.
The practice is situated on NY-111, just a short distance from the Hauppauge Youth Organization Baseball Fields, the Nissequogue River, and the Department of Motor Vehicles. It lies about 0.2 miles from Rabro Drive and Express Drive North, placing it within easy reach of key local landmarks.
With a perfect 5.00 rating and positive patient feedback, Hand in Hand Occupational Therapy of Long Island is recognized for its dedicated, family-oriented approach and high-quality, personalized care. The clinic stands out as a trusted provider in the Hauppauge community, offering expert rehabilitation and developmental support for both adults and children.
The practice’s focus on individualized therapy and deep community connection makes it a vital resource for residents seeking skilled, compassionate care in the heart of Long Island.