A graduate of American International College, Jason took an interest in the musculoskeletal system when he was a high school athlete. “The interest came about as a way to better my performance and those of my teammates,” he explains. “Conditioning and exercise became part of my daily routine, not only to improve performance, but to prevent any injuries. Working in Physical Therapy was an opportunity for me to continue doing what I loved.”

Jason believes that in Physical Therapy, there are many roads to the same destination. “There are many treatment approaches to a patient’s goal,” he explains. “Every person is different with a different history, and their care needs to be specific to them and their goals. I love the bond that is made with my patients. Whether they’re recovering from surgery or injury, I love helping them reach their goals.” Jason has a special interest in treating orthopedic patients, whether recovering from injury or rehabbing after surgery.

When he is not busy with patients Jason enjoys spending time with his wife and two daughters. “I enjoy exercising, hiking, spending time with my friends, watching sports and being outside as much as possible.” In 2019, Jason received a Home Care Future Stars Award from the Home Care Alliance of Massachusetts, recognizing him as one of the top 25 rising healthcare stars in the state.