Tennis Elbow & Elbow Pain
Treatment in Needham, MA
Lateral epicondylitis, golfer's elbow, and overuse injuries respond exceptionally well to physical therapy — without cortisone or surgery. Get back to lifting, gripping, and playing pain-free.
Book a Free Discovery CallWhat's Causing Your Elbow Pain?
Elbow pain is almost always a load management and tissue tolerance problem. Whether you're a competitive tennis player, a weightlifter, or someone who types for hours a day — the common thread is that the tendon has been overloaded beyond its capacity to recover.
At Curated PT, we go beyond symptom relief to identify the contributing factors: grip mechanics, shoulder mobility, training volume, and technique — so you get a lasting solution.
- Lateral epicondylitis (tennis elbow)
- Medial epicondylitis (golfer's elbow)
- Biceps or triceps tendinopathy
- UCL sprain or instability
- Radial tunnel syndrome (nerve entrapment)
- Olecranon bursitis
- Elbow fracture rehabilitation
- Post-surgical recovery
Common Elbow Pain Symptoms
How Curated PT Treats Elbow Pain
Tendon rehab is both science and art. We use evidence-based loading protocols that give the tendon what it needs to heal — progressively, purposefully.
Elbow Pain FAQ
How long does tennis elbow take to heal with PT?
Most tennis elbow cases improve significantly within 6–10 sessions over 8–12 weeks. The key is progressive tendon loading — not just rest. Cases that have been left untreated for months may take longer.
Is PT better than cortisone for tennis elbow?
Research consistently shows that while cortisone injections provide short-term relief, PT produces superior long-term outcomes. Tendinopathy is a load-adaptation problem — it requires progressive loading to fully resolve.
Can I keep lifting weights with tennis elbow?
In most cases, yes — with smart modifications. We use a load management approach that keeps you training while the tendon adapts. Complete rest often makes tendons more sensitive, not less.
Do I need a referral to start PT in Massachusetts?
No. Massachusetts allows direct access to physical therapy. You can schedule immediately without a doctor's referral. HSA and FSA payments are accepted.
Ready to End Your Elbow Pain?
1-on-1 sessions in Needham or Dedham, MA. No referral needed. HSA/FSA accepted.

