Jason has a passion for getting people out of pain and helping them stay out of pain so they can return to doing all of the activities they love to do. He studied anatomy at Harvard Medical School and holds a Doctorate in Physical therapy from the MGH Institute of Health Professions. With extensive experience working in a variety of different styles of physical therapy clinics and rehabilitation hospitals, he has treated a wide variety of musculoskeletal disorders, including chronic back and neck pain, injuries to the hips, knees, ankles, shoulders, and elbows as well as helping people pre and post-surgical procedures including knee, hip, and shoulder replacements. He also specializes in working with neurological conditions such as Parkinson's disease, multiple sclerosis, post-stroke as well as balance and vestibular disorders.

Jason is a firm believer that each individual has the power and capability to improve their own health and wellbeing if they choose to do so. He has seen consistently how great physical therapy puts the power of treatment into the patient’s hands so they aren’t reliant on their PT, but have the tools to manage their symptoms no matter where they are.

He also is trained in the Selective Functional Movement Assessment methodology which helps provide a framework to address patient issues in a more holistic manner, so that he can focus his treatment on the root cause of the issue as opposed to focusing on simply providing temporary relief.

When he’s not providing exceptional care, Jason is a devoted husband and father and is always looking for fun and creative ways to stay active with his 3-year-old daughter. He loves to spend time outdoors, play soccer, cycle, travel, SCUBA dive, cook and learn new things.