Physician Directory · Metro Atlanta

Find a specialist for golfer's elbow in Atlanta

Medial epicondylitis — golfer's elbow — is often mistaken for tennis elbow, but it's a distinct condition affecting the inside of the elbow. This directory connects you with Atlanta specialists experienced in treating it.

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The Procedure

A treatment option worth asking your specialist about

TenJet, made by HydroCision, Inc., is used by physicians in our network to treat degenerated tendon tissue on either side of the elbow — including the medial side affected by golfer's elbow — through a small, ultrasound-guided incision.

A 12-gauge needle is guided by real-time ultrasound

A saline stream removes only the damaged fibers

Suction clears debris in the same pass

Local anesthesia, in-office setting

Reimbursed by Medicare and most private insurers

Full product details at hydrocision.com →

Choosing a Specialist

How to choose the right specialist

Golfer's elbow affects the tendons on the inner side of the elbow, where tennis elbow affects the outer side — the distinction matters for diagnosis and treatment.

What to look for

Confirm your physician has specifically diagnosed medial (not lateral) epicondylitis
Ask what non-surgical options are appropriate for your stage of tendon degeneration
Ask about swing or grip mechanics evaluation if golf is a contributing factor
Confirm insurance coverage before scheduling

See The Procedure

TenJet® in Action

Official demonstration video from HydroCision, the maker of TenJet, plus a look at how tendinitis differs from the deeper tissue degeneration TenJet is designed to treat.