Tennis elbow, golfer’s elbow, and overuse pain that makes gripping and lifting hard.
Elbow pain is usually caused by overuse of the forearm muscles and the tendons that attach them to the elbow. Tennis elbow (outer elbow) and golfer’s elbow (inner elbow) are the most common — and despite the names, most people who get them don’t play either sport.
These tendon problems can linger for months. Shockwave therapy is extremely effective for stubborn elbow pain, especially combined with hands-on care and strengthening.
Request an AppointmentShockwave therapy is applied directly to the irritated tendon to stimulate healing. We combine it with soft tissue work, adjustments to the elbow, wrist, and neck when needed, and a forearm strengthening program.
Extremely effective for extremity pain — shoulders, elbows, knees, ankles, and plantar fasciitis — plus trigger point relief for the neck and back.
Learn more →Advanced spinal correction using modern chiropractic techniques tailored to your spine.
Learn more →Hands-on soft tissue work to relax muscles, reduce stress, and support injury recovery.
Learn more →Targeted movements and postures that retrain your body, reduce compensation, and correct biomechanical imbalances.
Learn more →Yes. Shockwave therapy is a well-studied, non-invasive treatment for tennis elbow and golfer’s elbow, particularly cases that haven’t improved with rest, bracing, or stretching.
Without treatment, tennis elbow can last months or longer. Most of our patients notice improvement within a few shockwave sessions.
Early treatment is the best way to prevent long-term symptoms — request an appointment today.