Hand rehabilitation is a specialized area of therapy focused on restoring function and strength to the hand and wrist after injury, surgery, or illness. It often involves exercises, manual therapy, and the use of splints or adaptive devices to improve mobility and reduce pain. Therapists, known as occupational therapists or physical therapists, assess each patient's needs and create personalized treatment plans. The goal is to help individuals regain their ability to perform daily activities, such as writing, typing, or gripping objects, ultimately enhancing their quality of life.