Expert Elbow Treatment to Help You Heal and Thrive
Elbow injuries and conditions can severely limit your ability to perform everyday tasks, whether it’s lifting groceries or enjoying your favorite sport. At OrthoNY, our team of board-certified orthopedic specialists — including fellowship-trained surgeons experienced in managing complex elbow injuries— delivers expert elbow care tailored to your unique condition.
Our elbow specialists treat a full range of conditions, from tennis elbow and bursitis to fractures and arthritis. Whether you require physical therapy, injection therapy, or surgical intervention, we’re committed to delivering effective, minimally invasive solutions that support long-term recovery. At OrthoNY, we combine compassionate care with medical excellence, helping patients regain strength, range of motion, and confidence.
We know how important it is to get back to your daily routine. That’s why our care plans are designed around your lifestyle, goals, and needs. Patients have convenient access to specialized elbow care at offices in Clifton Park, Schenectady, and Saratoga, as well as other OrthoNY locations across the region.
5 Benefits of Receiving Elbow Care at OrthoNY
- Access to board-certified, fellowship-trained elbow specialists with years of experience
- Customized treatment plans tailored to each patient’s lifestyle
- Advanced surgical and non-surgical treatment options
- State-of-the-art facilities for diagnostics, treatment, and recovery
- Convenient locations throughout the Capital Region
Common Elbow Conditions
Common Elbow Treatments
Our Top-Rated Elbow Providers
Why Outpatient Elbow Surgery Is the Better Choice
OrthoNY’s surgery centers are designed specifically for orthopedic care, giving patients a focused alternative to traditional hospitals. Our model emphasizes safety, efficiency, and long-term outcomes.
- AAAHC-accredited centers meeting top safety standards
- 80% of U.S. surgeries performed in outpatient centers
- Lower costs than hospital-based orthopedic surgery
- Minimally invasive surgery by fellowship-trained surgeons
- Faster recovery, shorter waits, and lower infection risk
If surgery is your next step for care, ask your provider if an ASC setting is right for you.
Patient Testimonials
Very good experience, I’m walking around pretty good. Not having all the pain I was experiencing is wonderful. I’m in pain but it’s a pain that is going to get better. All …
Antoinette Robinson
June 6th 2026
Antoinette Robinson
June 6th 2026
Went to see Dr Parikh for persistent sciatica and spinal stenosis. This after 4 weeks of 8 weeks of scheduled PT. We decided to continue the PT (which had helped some) and …
Jeffrey Johnson
June 6th 2026
Jeffrey Johnson
June 6th 2026
My visit to Ortho went well. I was able to find relief after I saw the Dr for my back pain. The medicine seems to be working which I’m grateful for.
Joseph Curry
June 6th 2026
Joseph Curry
June 6th 2026
Excellent experience. Got appointment that suited me and the wait time was minimal. Really liked the nurses and the doctor I saw. Quick x-rays and quick diagnosis.
Kevin Andolina
June 6th 2026
Kevin Andolina
June 6th 2026
Rachel was professional and very thorough. Set a plan in motion as well
Henry E
June 6th 2026
Henry E
June 6th 2026
Dr. Ansari explains what is happening with your experience and what will be done next allowing you to understand your problems and how they can be addressed. I have compete confidence in …
Edward Nestler
June 6th 2026
Edward Nestler
June 6th 2026
Dr. Okoli was the best! His personality had alot to do with my choice of hand/wrist surgeon. Along with his expertise of course. Thank you!!!
Diane Cash
June 6th 2026
Diane Cash
June 6th 2026
So far so good, 5 days post surgery for a torn bicep tendon. Dr. Stein and his team have been great since the injury. Highly recommend Ortho NY and Dr. Stein.
dan white
June 6th 2026
dan white
June 6th 2026
I have been seeing Chris W for about 4 years for my cortisol shots. He is extremely knowledgeable, friendly and I feel that he listens to me and when/if the time comes …
Cheryl Hildenbrandt
June 6th 2026
Cheryl Hildenbrandt
June 6th 2026
Rebecca was very helpful. My pain is gone. Thank youuuuu
Marybeth Santoro
June 6th 2026
Marybeth Santoro
June 6th 2026
Frequently Asked Questions
What types of elbow conditions does OrthoNY treat?
At OrthoNY, we treat a comprehensive range of elbow conditions, including lateral epicondylitis (tennis elbow), medial epicondylitis (golfer’s elbow), olecranon bursitis, ulnar collateral ligament injuries, fractures, dislocations, tendinitis, nerve compression syndromes like cubital tunnel syndrome, and arthritis. Our team evaluates each patient using detailed diagnostic imaging and functional testing to determine the root cause of elbow pain. With a personalized approach, we develop treatment plans that may include physical therapy, bracing, injections, or surgery. Our goal is to restore mobility and function through the least invasive methods possible to relieve pain, regain strength, and help patients return to their favorite activities.
When should I see a specialist for elbow pain?
Persistent elbow pain that does not improve with rest, icing, or over-the-counter medications may require evaluation by a specialist. Symptoms such as swelling, stiffness, tingling, numbness, or reduced range of motion should not be ignored. If you have difficulty performing daily tasks like opening jars or lifting objects, or if you have experienced trauma like a fall or sports injury, it’s time to consult an orthopedic expert. At OrthoNY, we see patients from Clifton Park, Saratoga, and beyond who want fast answers and effective relief. Our diagnostic tools and treatment plans are designed to help you avoid further damage and recover more quickly.
What treatments are available for elbow injuries?
OrthoNY offers a full spectrum of treatment options for elbow injuries. Non-surgical options include rest, anti-inflammatory medications, bracing, physical therapy, and injections such as cortisone or platelet-rich plasma (PRP). For patients who do not respond to initial treatment, we offer minimally invasive and open surgical procedures, including tendon repair, fracture fixation, and nerve decompression. Each treatment plan is tailored based on the severity of the condition, the patient’s lifestyle, and long-term health goals.
How is elbow arthritis managed at OrthoNY?
Elbow arthritis can be caused by aging, injury, or autoimmune conditions. At OrthoNY, we begin with treatments such as anti-inflammatory medications, activity modifications, physical therapy, and corticosteroid injections. When symptoms are severe and interfere with quality of life, surgical options like arthroscopy, debridement, or even elbow replacement may be considered. Our team evaluates each patient’s joint health, overall health, and activity levels to recommend the most effective solution. From Albany to Glens Falls, we are committed to helping patients with elbow arthritis find lasting relief and improved function.
What should I expect during my first appointment?
During your first visit, an OrthoNY specialist will review your medical history, conduct a physical examination, and may order imaging tests such as X-rays or MRIs. We will ask detailed questions about your symptoms, activity levels, and previous treatments. Our goal is to understand how your elbow condition impacts your daily life so we can create a tailored care plan. You’ll leave with clear next steps, whether that’s beginning physical therapy or scheduling a procedure. With clinics throughout the Capital Region, we make it easy to get the expert orthopedic care you need close to home.
Is surgery always necessary for elbow conditions?
No, surgery is often considered a last resort. At OrthoNY, we believe in starting with the most conservative and effective treatments available. Many elbow conditions respond well to non-invasive options such as physical therapy, medications, bracing, and injections. However, if your condition does not improve or worsens over time, surgical intervention may be recommended to correct the underlying issue and restore full function. Our experienced surgeons will walk you through your options and provide guidance every step of the way. You can trust that our priority is helping you recover with the least disruption possible.
Where can I see an elbow specialist in the Capital Region?
OrthoNY provides elbow care at locations including Albany, Clifton Park, Malta, Saratoga, and other Capital Region offices. Whether you’re dealing with tennis elbow, cubital tunnel syndrome, or an elbow fracture, our board-certified, fellowship-trained specialists deliver personalized treatment plans. Patients benefit from convenient access to diagnostics, therapy, and surgical options within a single, coordinated system.