The elbow joint has an important role in the upper limb function. The rehabilitation process after injury is complex as a result of the common complications of the elbow after trauma, as stiffness, restriction in range of motion and occurrence of Heterotopic Ossification. According to the literature, early active mobilization reduces the incidence of these complications. Yet, current treatment protocols are based mainly on clinical experience and there is a lack in evidence-based trials regarding their efficiency. Recently, Occupational Therapists include Telerehabilitation in their treatments, using advanced technologies, which can be adapted to orthopedic injuries. The reported advantages of Telerehabilitation are the option to do self-practice without the need of arriving at a medical center and greater motivation to practice. This experimental research will examine the efficacy of Telerehabilitation treatment using a computerized system (MediTouch) in improving the upper limb function post elbow fractures.