Expert Elbow Pain Physical Therapy in Austin, TX
Overcome elbow pain and get back to the activities you love with personalized, one-on-one care from Austin's movement specialists.
Elbow Pain Shouldn't Keep You from What You Love
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Rushed Through Cookie-Cutter Treatments
You've tried 15-minute appointments with assistants, but your elbow pain keeps coming back because the root cause was never addressed.
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Sidelined from Your Favorite Activities
Whether it's weightlifting, tennis, cycling, or climbing, elbow pain is forcing you to sit on the sidelines instead of doing what makes life good.
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Frustrated by Temporary Relief
Rest and ice help for a while, but the pain returns the moment you get back to training. You need a real solution, not just symptom management.
Why Austin Athletes Choose Us for Elbow Pain Relief
Get personalized physical therapy that addresses the root cause—not just your symptoms—so you can move pain-free.
60-75 minute one-on-one sessions with a Doctor of Physical Therapy—no assistants, no distractions
Movement-focused care that identifies why your elbow hurts and builds long-term strength and resilience
Specialized expertise for active adults, athletes, and anyone who refuses to let pain slow them down
Real Results from Real Austin Clients
“Eastside Movement Company is amazing! I worked with Erin for several months on multiple injuries, first my shoulder and ankle, then my hip and finger. She adapted my plan each time, shifting priorities and exercises to fit my changing needs. Erin was extremely knowledgeable and I loved chatting during our sessions.”
Our 3-Step Process to Get You Back to Moving Pain-Free
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1. Relieve Pain
We use hands-on manual therapy, targeted exercises, and proven techniques to calm irritated tissue and reduce your elbow pain right away.
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2. Identify and Address the Root Cause
We dig deeper to understand why your elbow hurts—whether it's grip strength, shoulder mechanics, or movement patterns—and fix the real problem.
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3. Build Long-Term Strength and Resilience
We create a personalized plan with progressive exercises and support to keep you pain-free, strong, and ready for whatever you love to do.
Elbow Pain Conditions We Treat in Austin
From tennis elbow to nerve entrapment, we help active adults overcome stubborn elbow pain.
Lateral epicondylitis (tennis elbow) and medial epicondylitis (golfer's elbow)
Elbow tendinitis and tendinopathy from weightlifting, climbing, or repetitive strain
Ulnar nerve entrapment and cubital tunnel syndrome causing numbness or tingling
Elbow bursitis, sprains, strains, and overuse injuries affecting grip strength and function
What Austin Residents Say About Our Care
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"My experience with PT at Eastside Movement, and specifically with Dr. Emily Tran, has been nothing short of amazing! I began working with Dr. Emily Tran due to ongoing achilles pain while I was training for a 1/2 marathon. She is incredibly knowledgeable and intelligent, and throughout my recovery she took the time to educate me, involve me in the process, and help me truly understand my body."
Ruby Rios
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"I have been working with Emily Tran at Eastside Movement for almost a year and have loved it - Emily has been awesome to work with! We were able to relieve my back pain and quickly get me back in the gym, running, and golfing, and also able to work on a long term plan to keep me pain free and moving better than ever."
Steven Walsh
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"Eastside Movement is a fantastic place for folks who are looking to go beyond typical Physical Therapy. This is especially true if you're a person who is active and trying to get back after a sport-related injury. The level of care and attention to detail you get are second to none."
Horacio Pena
Meet Your Austin Elbow Pain Physical Therapy Experts
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Dr. Anthony Ruscitto, PT, DPT, FAAOMPT
Fellow of the American Academy of Orthopedic Manual Physical Therapy with advanced manual therapy training. Specializes in analytical, multifaceted treatment approaches for complex pain. Passionate about weight training, cycling, and running.
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Dr. Erin Kelly, PT, DPT
Level 1 Run Coach and Gait Happens Gait Guru who loves empowering athletes to push their limits. Specializes in running rehabilitation, endurance training, CrossFit injuries, and helping active people meet their goals.
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Dr. Emily Tran, PT, DPT
Movement enthusiast specializing in pelvic health and orthopedic physical therapy. Firm believer in the mind-body connection and that movement is medicine. Serves active individuals with holistic, individualized care.
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Dr. Amy Hooper, PT, DPT
Mechanical engineer turned physical therapist who treats holistically by addressing the interconnectedness of the body's systems. Gait Happens Gait Guru specializing in strength training, cycling, and hiking injuries.
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Dr. Spencer Straddeck, PT, DPT
Passionate about helping people move with confidence, strength, and purpose. Gait Happens Gait Guru who believes rehab should be collaborative, empowering, and fun. Specializes in sports rehabilitation and athletic performance.
Visit Our Austin Clinic
Just 11 minutes from Downtown Austin via I-35 N. We're conveniently located near Central Park Shopping Center and Springdale Shopping Center, just off U.S. 290 Frontage Road in East Austin.
Email info@eastsidemovement.com
Phone (512) 298-2856
Office 6448 E Hwy 290, Ste F-104, Austin TX 78723
Just 12 min from Downtown Austin via I-35 N. Take I-35 N/US-290 E (5.6 miles), exit 238A toward FM 2222 W, and turn right onto U.S. 290 Frontage Rd. Conveniently located near Central Park Shopping Center and The Village shopping areas.
Elbow Pain Physical Therapy FAQs
1. How long are your physical therapy sessions for elbow pain?
Every session at Eastside Movement Company is 60-75 minutes of dedicated one-on-one time with your Doctor of Physical Therapy. Unlike traditional clinics where you might see an assistant or be rushed through a 15-minute appointment, you'll receive individualized attention focused entirely on your recovery and goals.
2. Do you accept insurance for elbow pain treatment?
We are a cash-based practice, which allows us to provide longer, more effective sessions without insurance restrictions. Many clients find that the quality of care and faster results make it a worthwhile investment. We can provide superbills for potential out-of-network reimbursement, and we're happy to discuss pricing during your free 15-minute phone consultation.
3. What should I expect at my first visit for elbow pain?
Your first session includes a comprehensive evaluation where we'll discuss your elbow pain history, activities, and goals. We'll perform movement assessments and hands-on evaluation to identify the root cause of your pain—not just where it hurts. You'll leave with a clear understanding of what's causing your elbow pain and a personalized treatment plan to get you back to what you love.
4. How many sessions will I need to relieve my elbow pain?
Every person is different, but most clients see significant improvement within 4-8 sessions. Because we spend 60-75 minutes with you each visit and address root causes rather than just symptoms, our approach is often more efficient than traditional physical therapy. We'll give you an honest timeline during your evaluation and adjust as needed based on your progress.
5. Can you help with tennis elbow or golfer's elbow near me in Austin?
Absolutely! Tennis elbow (lateral epicondylitis) and golfer's elbow (medial epicondylitis) are common conditions we treat. Our Doctors of Physical Therapy use hands-on manual therapy, progressive strengthening exercises, and movement pattern correction to address the underlying causes—whether from sports, weightlifting, computer work, or repetitive activities—so your elbow pain doesn't keep coming back.
6. What makes Eastside Movement different from other physical therapy clinics in Austin?
We provide true one-on-one care with 60-75 minute sessions led entirely by a Doctor of Physical Therapy—no assistants, no bouncing between patients. We're movement specialists who work with active adults and athletes who refuse to let pain slow them down. Our approach focuses on identifying and fixing root causes, not just treating symptoms, so you can get back to your activities and stay pain-free for the long run.