Hand Surgeon Serving Apex, NC
Dr. Stephen Chambers at Raleigh Orthopaedic provides fellowship-trained hand and upper extremity care for patients in Apex and southwest Wake County. Convenient access via our Cary (McCrimmon Pkwy) and Holly Springs (Avent Ferry Rd) offices. No referral needed.
Hand & Upper Extremity Specialist for Apex Patients
Apex is one of the most consistently highly-rated places to live in the United States, with one of the highest household incomes in Wake County and a large, active population. Patients in Apex seeking fellowship-trained hand surgeon care are seen at Raleigh Orthopaedic’s nearby Cary (McCrimmon Parkway) and Holly Springs (Avent Ferry Road) locations — both within a short drive of Apex.
Dr. Chambers treats the full spectrum of hand, wrist, and elbow conditions, from carpal tunnel syndrome and thumb arthritis to wrist fractures and pickleball-related elbow injuries. Apex patients benefit from same-week appointments, no referral requirement, and Dr. Chambers’ commitment to seeing every patient personally at every visit.
What Apex Patients Come In For
The Apex demographic trends toward active, high-income, technology and professional services workers — with hand conditions that reflect that profile:
Technology & Office Workers
- ✓ Carpal tunnel syndrome
- ✓ Cubital tunnel syndrome
- ✓ De Quervain’s (gamer’s thumb)
- ✓ Trigger finger
Active Lifestyle & Sports
- ✓ Pickleball and tennis elbow
- ✓ Wrist fractures from falls
- ✓ Thumb UCL injuries
- ✓ TFCC wrist tears
Wide Awake Surgery — No General Anaesthesia
Most hand surgery procedures performed by Dr. Chambers use WALANT (Wide Awake Local Anaesthesia No Tourniquet) — local anaesthetic only, no fasting, no IV sedation, home the same day. For Apex professionals, this means carpal tunnel release or trigger finger surgery with a return to desk work in 1–3 days, without the recovery burden of general anaesthesia.
Cary: 6715 McCrimmon Pkwy, Cary, NC 27519 (via US-64 or NC-540)
Holly Springs: 781 Avent Ferry Rd, Holly Springs, NC 27540 (via NC-55)
📞 (919) 781-5600 • No referral required • Same-week appointments
Frequently Asked Questions
The closest offices to Apex are Cary (6715 McCrimmon Pkwy, approximately 10–12 minutes from central Apex via US-64) and Holly Springs (781 Avent Ferry Rd, approximately 10 minutes via NC-55). Call (919) 781-5600 and our scheduling team will suggest the most convenient location for your address.
No. Apex patients can call (919) 781-5600 directly to book an appointment. No referral letter or form is required. Most new patients are seen within the same week.
Yes. Pickleball-related hand and elbow injuries are among the most common presentations at the Cary and Holly Springs offices. Tennis elbow, De Quervain’s tenosynovitis, TFCC wrist tears, trigger finger, and wrist fractures are all treated. Most resolve without surgery when addressed promptly.
Hand or Wrist Pain in Apex? See a Specialist This Week.
No referral required. Fellowship-trained, dual board-certified hand surgeon. Same-week appointments at four Wake County locations.
Stephen Chambers, M.D.
Dual Board-Certified Hand & Upper Extremity Surgeon · Raleigh Orthopaedic