Tennis elbow (lateral epicondylitis) affecting the outer elbow tendons from repetitive gripping and wrist extension activities, golfer's elbow (medial epicondylitis) involving the inner elbow tendons from repetitive flexion and gripping motions, bursitis causing inflammation of fluid-filled sacs around the elbow joint particularly at the olecranon, and tendinitis affecting various tendons including the biceps and triceps attachments. We treat both acute and chronic lateral epicondylitis from occupational and recreational activities, medial epicondylitis in athletes and manual workers, olecranon and radioulnar bursitis, and degenerative tendinopathy requiring comprehensive rehabilitation approaches.

Elbow ligament sprains and tears including ulnar collateral ligament injuries common in throwing athletes and lateral collateral ligament damage from trauma, cubital tunnel syndrome involving compression of the ulnar nerve at the elbow causing numbness and tingling, ulnar nerve entrapment creating symptoms in the ring and little fingers, arthritis-related elbow pain from osteoarthritis causing joint degeneration or rheumatoid arthritis creating inflammatory damage, and fractures or dislocations requiring specialized post-injury rehabilitation. We treat acute and chronic ligament instability, nerve compression syndromes, post-traumatic arthritis, and complex elbow injuries requiring multidisciplinary care.

Post-surgical elbow rehabilitation following arthroscopic and open procedures with protocol-based recovery programs, ligament repair recovery utilizing phase-specific exercises that protect surgical repairs while restoring stability, tendon release recovery focusing on scar tissue management and gradual strengthening progression, sports injury treatment with sport-specific training progressions for throwing and overhead athletes, chronic elbow pain management through multi-modal approaches combining manual therapy and therapeutic exercise, and tailored treatment plans individualized to each patient's condition and functional goals.