The Handcuff Hand Orthosis

For patients living with spasticity from stroke, traumatic brain injury, cerebral palsy, or other neurological conditions, a clenched hand can lead to skin breakdown, hygiene problems, and painful contractures. The Handcuff hand orthosis is designed to address exactly this — gently holding the hand and wrist in a functional, open position to reduce tone, protect the palm, and make daily care easier for both patient and caregiver.

The clinician-recommended Handcuff I-Plus Hand Orthosis (1048-RT-L/XL) in this collection features an adjustable design that accommodates changing muscle tone over the course of therapy. The rolled palmar surface keeps fingers separated to prevent maceration and odor between the digits, while the wrist support helps maintain proper alignment. The L/XL right-hand configuration suits larger hands, so measuring the patient's hand span before ordering ensures the right fit.

Caregivers often ask how long the device should be worn — wear time is best guided by an occupational therapist or physician, who will typically build up tolerance gradually and monitor the skin at each removal. Because it separates and cushions the fingers rather than simply immobilizing the hand, The Handcuff is frequently chosen when a resting hand splint alone hasn't kept the palm clean and open. It's practical for both facility rehabilitation programs and home care.

Explore the full Handcuff I-Plus options to match hand size and side, and reach out if you need help confirming the correct configuration for your patient.