Physical Therapy for Arm Pain or Elbow Pain

At Iron PT, we will not use a “cookie cutter” treatment for your arm or elbow. Your highly trained Doctor of Physical Therapy will conduct a thorough one-on-one evaluation to understand your personal goals and uncover the cause and severity of your arm pain.

Then, they will create a customized plan for your arm physical therapy incorporating the latest hands on techniques to build strength and give you full, pain-free range of motion.

If your arm pain is the result of a sports injury, click here to discover more about how we get athletes of all ages off the sideline.

If you are looking to recover strong after elbow or arm surgery, click here to see how we can help.

OR find out if PT is the right option for you with our quiz here:

Patient Success Stories

“Earlier this year I was being treated at Iron PT for tennis elbow. When I was injured again, I didn’t consider going anywhere else.

I actually look forward to my sessions. Iron PT has been extremely helpful in strengthening my knee and creating flexibility. My DPT has given me confidence to move ahead with my recovery, and I am ‘ahead of the game’ because of her efforts.”

- John, Golfer

Tennis Elbow Relief

Why does my elbow or arm hurt?

  • Biceps tendinitis

  • Shoulder instability or dislocation

  • Bursitis

  • Biceps tendon rupture

  • Epicondylitis (tennis elbow or golfer’s elbow)

  • Broken arm or fractured arm

  • Throwing injuries

  • Valgus extension overload (VEO)

  • Rheumatoid arthritis

Signs & Symptoms of an Elbow or Arm Injury

  • Swelling, throbbing, redness, or numbness on the tip or back of the elbow

  • Elbow pain when you push with your fingers on the back

  • Pain when leaning on the arm, as when the arm is resting on an armrest or on the edge of a desk or table

  • Stiffness in the elbow joint, and difficulty bending the elbow

  • Tightness, stiffness, or cramping in the arm

  • A grinding or catching sensation at the elbow

  • Tenderness to touch, swollen or feeling hot

  • Numbness in the elbow, forearm, wrist, or hand

  • Intermittent elbow pain, numbness, and tingling brought on by sustained bending

  • Tenderness on the inside of the elbow where the nerve is close to the surface

  • Difficulty gripping and holding on to objects

  • Pain along the inside of the forearm with wrist, hand, or elbow movements

  • Elbow pain or numbness that radiates into the hand and fingers with gripping or squeezing movements

Next Steps to Relieving your Pain with Iron Physical Therapy…

Give us a call or click here to send us a message! Our staff will be happy to speak with you more about possible treatment and answer any questions you may.

Caldwell, New Jersey: (973) 228-4766

Midland Park, New Jersey: (201) 857-8899