About Kleiser Therapy

Kleiser Therapy treats arm, hand, and wrist injuries

Kleiser Therapy treats the hand and wrist

Kleiser Therapy Services, P.C. is a full service, independent therapy clinic focused exclusively on hand, arm, and shoulder rehabilitation. We are proud to be one of the oldest, largest, and most-trusted specialized rehabilitation clinics in the Chicago area.

Founded by Rosemary Kleiser, OTR/L, CHT in 1986, our philosophy is to provide the finest rehabilitation services to each of our patients in a stimulating, supportive environment with personalized treatment programs customized to each specific injury or condition.

Our staff of specialists includes Certified Hand Therapists and Occupational Therapists who have the experience, the knowledge, the creativity, and the PASSION to create and implement comprehensive treatment programs to meet each patient’s specific needs. We have over 120 years of combined experience in treating upper extremity injuries. We know which treatments work best for each type of injury or condition, and we use this knowledge to customize a treatment plan for each patient’s needs.

Kleiser Therapy has successfully treated thousands of patients with upper extremity injuries from all walks of life with one thing in common…the desire to get the most from their rehabilitation program. Our goal is to provide exceptional therapy that achieves the best recovery of range of motion, strength, and functionality possible. Whether the focus is to return to a particular sport, return to work, or just be able to do normal everyday activity again, we will work closely with each patient to achieve the finest results possible.

Injuries happen at all ages in life. We’ve treated patients as young as 2 weeks and as old as 92, with each program tailored to the specific injury and needs of the patient.

Whether the injury is a result of sports, work or everyday life, we work closely with the patient, the physician, and others on the rehabilitation team to help achieve exceptional rehabilitation results.

Kleiser Therapy accepts worker’s comp, most major insurance plans, and Medicare for treatment. We will also do the work in coordinating with the patient’s insurance to get the rehabilitation approved and processed.

Where you go for rehabilitation is an extremely important decision. Because of the differences between each rehabilitation provider’s experience, specialization, therapist expertise, and approach to treatment, this choice can have a significant impact on the results achieved.

Because it is so important, we invite the patient to call us to schedule a free screening and see what Kleiser Therapy can do for their specific injury.

What We Treat

How We Are Different

Our Philosophy

A Note From
Rosemary Kleiser

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Aurora/Naperville

4255 Westbrook Drive
Suite 209
Aurora, IL 60504
630-236-7630
fax: 620-236-7631

Oak Brook
2803 Butterfield Road
Suite 350
Oak Brook, IL 60523
630-572-6301
fax: 630-572-6314

Lemont
15900 W. 127th Street
Suite 230
Lemont, IL 60439
630-257-0211
fax: 630-257-0290

Yorkville
674 Veterans Parkway
Suite B
Yorkville, IL 60560
630-882-6600
fax: 630-882-6811

THE HAND

Boutonniere Deformity - Boxer’s Fracture (Fifth Metacarpal Fracture) - Carpal Tunnel Syndrome - CMC Arthritis - Colles Fracture -

DeQuervain’s Tenosynovitis - Dupuytren’s Contracture - Extensor Tendon Repair/Lacerations - Flexor Tendon Repair/Lacerations - Ganglion Cysts -
Mallet Finger - Rheumatoid Arthritis - Scaphoid Fracture - Scapholunate Tear - Smith’s Fracture - Swan Neck Deformity - Trigger Finger -
Ulnar Collateral Injury (Skier’s Thumb, Gamekeeper’s Thumb) - Amputations and Replants

THE ARM
Bicep Tendonitis/Rupture/Tear - Cubital Tunnel Syndrome (Ulnar Nerve Transposition/Decompression) - Fractures -
Lateral Epicondylitis (Tennis Elbow) - Medial Epicondylitis (Golfers Elbow) - Pronator Syndrome - Radial Tunnel Syndrome - Amputations and Replants

THE SHOULDER
Adhesive Capsulitis (Frozen Shoulder) - Bursitis/Tendonitis - Rotator Cuff Tears - Shoulder Dislocation - Shoulder Impingement Syndrome -
Shoulder Instability - Shoulder Separation (AC joint separation)