Hand therapy multi-function training box for finger flexibility, strength and coordination Key benefits — why you need this product Speeds functional recovery: Designed to improve finger strength, flexibility and other recovery functions to support rehabilitation from hand, wrist or forearm injuries. Restores fine motor control: Exercises focus on individual finger movements and coordinated hand actions to rebuild dexterity and precision. Versatile clinical and home use: Suitable for clinics, hospitals and home rehabilitation, making it easy to continue therapy outside formal sessions. What it does and how it solves problems Targeted finger-flexibility exercises guided by hand therapists increase range of motion and muscle control, addressing stiffness and weakness after injury or surgery. Hand-eye coordination training builds the ability to perform everyday tasks (grasping, turning, inserting, sliding), reducing dependency and improving independence. Simple, repeated tasks help patients with neurological conditions or age-related decline regain consistent, measurable function. Features and important attributes Function: Multifunctional combined training box supports exercises for gripping, stroking, turning, inserting and controlled movement to train fine motor skills and coordination. Material: Solid wood panel with a smooth surface — safe, robust and reliable for repeated therapeutic use. Durability and maintenance: Strong construction that is easy to clean and maintain, suitable for frequent use in clinical settings or at home. Compatibility: Designed for use by patients recovering from stroke, brain injury, Parkinson’s disease, hand/wrist/forearm injuries, arthritis patients and older adults. User-friendly design: Components and objects are easy to grasp and place, making the device accessible for users with limited strength or range of motion. Performance and outcomes Improves finger function, coordination and flexibility through progressive, task-based practice. Supports both therapist-led sessions and independent practice at home to reinforce gains between appointments. Reliable construction ensures consistent performance during repeated therapeutic use. Use scenarios Clinic rehabilitation session: A hand therapist uses the training box during guided therapy to isolate finger movements, monitor progress and set incremental goals. Home exercise program: A stroke survivor practices daily finger and coordination exercises prescribed by their therapist to maintain gains and speed recovery. Occupational therapy for older adults: An occupational therapist uses the device to help an elderly patient with arthritis improve grip and perform everyday tasks more easily. What to expect Practical, low-technology rehabilitation tool that complements formal therapy programs. Safe, durable construction appropriate for repeated therapeutic use in clinical and home environments. Clear, task-oriented exercises that translate to improved daily function. Suitable for therapists, caregivers and patients seeking a durable, easy-to-use device to support recovery of hand function, coordination and independence.