Ian C. Goh, OT, an occupational therapist in Chula Vista, practices from a Bonita Road location with subspecialties in hand therapy and ergonomic intervention. His upper-extremity rehabilitation protocols for post-surgical tendon repair and carpal tunnel release overlap with the acupuncture-based pain-management approaches offered at Urban Sage Acupuncture + Wellness, where needle-point trigger release can complement splint-based mobilization. As part of Eggleton & Langton Physical Therapy Management Services, the practice integrates occupational therapy with physical therapy under a multidisciplinary model that covers both upper and lower extremity rehabilitation. Custom thermoplastic splinting for metacarpal fractures and flexor-tendon injuries follows evidence-based hand-therapy protocols established by the American Society of Hand Therapists. Ergonomic workstation assessments identify repetitive-strain risk factors for desk-bound patients, a preventive scope of practice that aligns with the musculoskeletal correction strategies at American Chiropractic Services in Chula Vista. Highest-complexity interventions include post-surgical zone-II flexor tendon repair rehabilitation using controlled early-active-motion protocols with dorsal blocking splints.