Greendale Physical Therapy

Specialties

For us, it translates into one simple approach: patient-​centered, high-​quality, individually designed treatment tailored to your unique rehabilitation needs.

Greendale Physical Therapy, LLC is committed to helping our clients achieve their goals. Our goal is to enable our patients to regain function, improve pain, and improve their overall quality of life. «You don’t have to be an Olympic athlete to be like one» is our motto. Our team has worked with numerous professional and Olympic athletes, but we offer the same level of service and treatment to all of our clients in Shrewsbury, Worcester, Clinton, and surrounding areas.

History

Established in 2002.

Greendale Physical Therapy Centers are located in Clinton, Shrewsbury, and Worcester Massachusetts.

«You don’t have to be an Olympic athlete to be treated like one» is our motto. Our team has worked with numerous professional and Olympic athletes and we treat all our clients as if they are Olympians.

Greendale Physical Therapy Therapists focus on providing high-​quality, individually designed treatment regimens tailored for each individual’s unique rehabilitation needs. Our team is committed to helping our clients achieve their goals and improve their overall well-​being.

Greendale Physical Therapy also provides state-​of-​the-​art rehabilitation and exercise equipment, including Cybex machines, Nautilus machines, treadmills, recumbent bicycles, weight assist machines, variable range-​of-​motion machines, an aerobics studio, and free weights.

At Greendale Physical Therapy, we accept most insurance and offer affordable self-​pay options.

Meet the Business Owner

Jon D.

Business Owner

Jon is the founder of Greendale Physical Therapy, LLC. Since opening in 2002, the practice has grown to include multiple locations and expanded services. Jon’s professional experience has given him the exceptional opportunity to work with a broad range of clients.

Jon received his Bachelor’s of Science degree in Health Studies and his Master’s of Science degree in Physical Therapy from Boston University. He is an active member of the Private Practice Section of the American Physical Therapy Association and has been a contributor to its monthly magazine. Jon has been involved with Advocacy efforts for various physical therapy issues in Massachusetts, including PT Advocacy Day at the Statehouse. Jon enjoys participating in various cycling pursuits, including cycling up the «longest, steepest paved road on the planet,» as well as Mt. Wachusett on occasion. He is an avid runner and enjoys participating in local road races and sprint triathlons.