Rotator Cuff Tears. Torn or inflamed shoulder tendons that cause pain and weakness when lifting or reaching overhead.
Frozen Shoulder. Stiffness and pain from a tightened joint capsule that gradually restricts normal shoulder movement.
Shoulder Impingement. Tendons pinched beneath the shoulder blade, causing pain when reaching overhead or lifting your arm.
Shoulder Arthritis. Painful joint inflammation and cartilage wear that limits motion and causes chronic discomfort.
Shoulder Instability/Dislocation. Recurring dislocations that leave the shoulder loose, weak, and prone to reinjury.
Labral Tears. Damaged cartilage in the shoulder socket that causes catching, pain, and reduced strength.
Conditions We Treat
Shoulder Pain Conditions We Treat
Shoulder pain has many sources. These are the conditions we diagnose and treat most often.





