Physical Therapy for Elbow Pain

Elbow Pain Relief in Georgetown, KY

Bend, Lift, and Reach Without Pain

Elbow pain can make even basic activities feel frustrating — lifting a bag, reaching for a shelf, or picking up your grandchild. For older adults, it often stems from years of repetitive motion, arthritis, or weakness in surrounding muscles.

But elbow pain doesn’t have to become a daily limitation. With the right rehab approach, you can reduce discomfort and restore full function.

At Hyphen, we help older adults pinpoint the source of their elbow pain and build strength and stability that lasts. Our Doctors of Physical Therapy design personalized plans that restore motion, reduce inflammation, and prevent future flare-ups — all without pushing you too far, too fast.

Your program may include:

  • Strength training for the elbow, shoulder, and wrist

  • Mobility and flexibility work to reduce tightness

  • Manual therapy for tendon and joint recovery

  • Dry needling for stubborn pain or inflammation

  • Postural and movement retraining for long-term relief

Things we treat

  • Tennis elbow (lateral epicondylitis)

  • Golfer’s elbow (medial epicondylitis)

  • Elbow arthritis

  • Post-surgical or post-fracture rehab

  • Nerve-related elbow pain

  • Pain with gripping, lifting, or reaching

  • Weakness in the arm or forearm

  • Limited elbow range of motion

Our Process

Talk with a PT

Talk with a Physical Therapist to understand your needs, goals, and your best path forward.

Close the Gap

Get a proven plan—fitness, physical therapy, or both—to close the gap from where you are to where you want to be.

Own Your Next Chapter

Stay strong, independent, and connected—ready for every adventure, big or small.

We believe in Closing the Gap — moving you from where you are now to where you want to be. Back pain might be your current chapter, but it doesn’t have to be the ending.

  • “I used to have to sit down after standing for more than 10 minutes. Now I can work in my yard for hours without pain. Hyphen gave me my life back.”

    Marcia, 68