Conditions We Treat
Elbow Pain Treatment in Boulder, CO
The elbow joint is located between the point of the elbow and where it connects to the forearm — it lets you bend your arm and rotate it inwardly and outwardly. The elbow is actually multiple joints (humeroulnar, humeroradial, and intercarpal) all working together, which makes it both highly flexible and surprisingly easy to injure.

How Our Care Plan Works
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Overcome your struggles by discovering what's actually going on, and apply the solution to unleash the energy from within.
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Create a lifestyle that allows your body to heal so you are empowered to be free from health problems and connect with your joy.
Our Approach
How We Treat It
Comprehensive Consultation & Exam
Symptom questioning, physical examination, range-of-motion evaluation, listening for abnormal joint sounds, and swelling observation. X-rays or MRIs are ordered based on injury severity.
Specific Chiropractic Care
Treatment targets inflammation reduction and motion-range improvement using spinal manipulative therapy, massage therapy, and joint manipulation — with minimal discomfort.
Soft Tissue Work
Increases circulation, loosens inflamed muscles, reduces swelling, and enhances range of motion while reducing stress on the upper extremity.
Custom Therapeutic Exercises
Designed to address root causes while building flexibility, stability, and coordination before strength development — so you can return to pain-free daily activity.
Deep Tissue Laser
Penetrates muscle tissues targeting knots and trigger points — improving mobility in shoulders, hips, and elbows.
Common Causes
- Tennis Elbow — overuse-related inflammation; common in painters, carpenters, and computer users
- Rheumatoid Arthritis — chronic inflammatory autoimmune disease, more prevalent in women over 40
- Golfer's Elbow — tendinitis from repetitive gripping or sudden stress
- Bursitis — soft-tissue inflammation around the elbow joint
- Osteoarthritis — cartilage deterioration where bones rub together
Frequently Asked Questions
- Yes — repetitive motions, spinal disc compression, or synovium inflammation can all cause pain without a single triggering event.
- Yes — median-nerve inflammation can refer pain into the elbow.
- Chiropractic care is typically more effective because it addresses both the joint mechanics and the surrounding soft tissue.
Can elbow pain start without an obvious injury?
Can carpal tunnel affect the elbow?
Chiropractic vs physical therapy for elbow pain?
New Patient Special
$79 — Your Full Evaluation
Consultation, neurological exam, movement analysis, postural assessment, digital X-rays (if needed), and your Doctor's Report of Findings.
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3083 Walnut St Boulder, CO 80301