A Midwest native, Dr. Paige Chapman, received her medical degree from Michigan State University. She completed her residency at the University of Toledo and went on to complete her upper extremity (hand to elbow) fellowship training at the University of Buffalo.

Dr. Chapman provides specialized hand, wrist, and elbow care to patients of all ages, treating conditions including, but not limited to, nerve, tendon, and vascular injuries; chronic overuse injuries; hand, wrist, thumb, and elbow arthritis; tendonitis; Dupuytren’s disease; De Quervain’s tenosynovitis; tennis elbow and golfers’ elbow; hand and wrist cysts; nerve compression disorders such as carpal, cubital, and radial tunnel syndromes. She also provides treatment for upper extremity trauma and stress fractures, and chronic shoulder injuries.

Procedures Dr. Chapman performs include carpal and cubital tunnel release; nerve, tendon, and vascular repairs; wrist and hand denervation; wrist arthroscopy; finger, hand, and wrist fusions for arthritis; small joint replacement; endoscopic carpal tunnel; fracture fixation; ligament repairs in the hand, wrist, and elbow, and more.

Dr. Chapman believes the best part of her job is the people she meets and works with. The ability to help people through an injury and see improvement within her patient’s quality of life is extremely gratifying. 

In her free time, Dr. Chapman enjoys spending time with her husband and children, watching movies, cooking, raising chickens, and hiking.