Move Like You Used To.

One-on-one physical therapy in the Hamptons for people who are tired of being handed off to an aide. Every session is you and a licensed physical therapist, start to finish, at our Speonk and Quogue clinics.

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”My knee pain is totally gone.”, Mindy Z. ”No one compares to Greiner PT.”, John S. ”Less pain and better range of motion than I have had in decades.”, Lynne J. ”One on one training, practitioners who listen and invite feedback.”, Sheryl D. ”Full attention and focus on improvement during entire session.”, Diane H. ”The physical therapists at Greiner are the best I have ever worked with.”, Laurie C. ”Systems for home excercise are top notch.”, Richard G. ”A wonderful job helping me before and two months after knee surgery.”, Jorge B. ”My knee pain is totally gone.”, Mindy Z. ”No one compares to Greiner PT.”, John S.

Being handed to an aide is not treatment.

Most clinics run three or four patients at once, and the person who actually works on you is whoever happens to be free. Seth Greiner spent a decade inside that model before he left it in 2015. Here is what he built instead.

The Typical Clinic What most patients put up with
  • An aide runs your exercises

    You booked a physical therapist. You spend most of the hour with someone else entirely.

  • Three or four patients at once

    Your therapist is in the room, just not with you. Nobody is watching how you actually move.

  • Half the session on a machine

    Hot packs and e-stim fill the time while the reason you are in pain goes unexamined.

  • The same printout everyone gets

    Two people with the same diagnosis walk out with the same sheet, and neither one fits.

  • It flares again in six months

    Nothing was rebuilt, so the tissue that failed the first time fails again.

The Greiner Physical Therapy Way What actually gets you better
  • No assistants, no aides

    Your whole session is with a licensed physical therapist. That is the practice, not a promotion.

  • The same therapist every visit

    They know your case cold, so progress compounds instead of restarting at the front desk.

  • Hands-on work, then loading

    Manual therapy to change what is restricted, then real strength work so the change holds.

  • A program built for your body

    Two people with the same injury get two different plans, delivered through an app you actually use.

  • A four-phase path with an end point

    Pain, Prime, Prevent, Perform. The goal is discharge, not a standing appointment.

300+ reviews and a 5.0 rating on Google say this is not just philosophy. Come see it.

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These are unedited Google reviews from patients across the Hamptons: knee and hip replacements, spines, shoulders, and pain that other clinics had already given up on. Read what actually happened.

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Listen. Treat. Rebuild.

No two people are the same, so no two plans are either. Here is what every course of care at Greiner has in common.

A physical therapist listening to a patient describe their pain at Greiner Physical Therapy in Speonk, NY Hands-on manual therapy treatment at Greiner Physical Therapy A patient rebuilding strength during rehab at Greiner Physical Therapy
Step 01 · Listen First
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Listen first.

Your first visit starts with your story, not a clipboard. What you were doing, what changed, and what you are trying to get back to, before anyone puts a hand on you.

02

Treat by hand.

Hands-on manual therapy goes after the joint or tissue we actually found, not wherever it happens to hurt that morning. The same therapist does it every visit.

03

Rebuild capacity.

Then we load what failed until it is stronger than it was before. That is the part most people never get to, and it is why their pain comes back.

A clear path from your worst day back to your best.

Every plan at Greiner runs through the same four phases. You always know which one you are in, and what has to be true before you move to the next.

Phase 01

Pain

Get you out of crisis. Hands-on work to calm the irritated tissue and give you back movement you can trust, so you can sleep and get through a day.

Phase 02

Prime

Restore the motion and the control the injury took away, and correct the movement habits that loaded the wrong tissue in the first place.

Phase 03

Prevent

Build the capacity that keeps it from happening again, and hand you a home program you can run on your own without thinking about it.

Phase 04

Perform

Get back to the thing you actually came in for. The golf swing, the run, the boat, the grandkids, the barbell, whatever your version of it is.

If it is keeping you from moving, we treat it.

Twenty-nine conditions, from a first twinge to pain you have carried for years, including the neurological work most clinics out here do not do.

A patient pushing a weighted sled across the gym floor at Greiner Physical Therapy in Speonk, NY
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5.0 on Google  ·  0+ reviews
Serving the Hamptons since 2015  ·  Speonk clinic since 2021
No referral needed in New York  ·  In network with Medicare and Medicare Advantage

Whoever evaluates you is who treats you.

Seven licensed physical therapists, and three people at the front desk who know your name before you finish saying it.

Seth Greiner, PT, MSPT, founder of Greiner Physical Therapy in Speonk, NY

Seth Greiner, PT, MSPT

Founder, Owner & Physical Therapist

Launched the practice as a mobile clinic in 2015, opened Speonk in 2021, and coaches Rock Steady Boxing Hampton Bays.

Dr. Peter Imperato, PT, DPT, physical therapist at Greiner Physical Therapy

Dr. Peter Imperato, PT, DPT

Physical Therapist

Stony Brook graduate with a post-doctorate certification as an orthopedic manual therapist, and the voice behind our Spotlight Series.

Dr. Anthony Fuentes, PT, DPT, physical therapist at Greiner Physical Therapy

Dr. Anthony Fuentes, PT, DPT

Physical Therapist

Licensed as a PTA in 2018, earned his doctorate at Stony Brook in 2023, and gets named by name in our post-surgical reviews.

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Everything worth knowing before you come in.

01 / Do I need a referral to start physical therapy?
No. New York has direct access, which means you can see a licensed physical therapist without a doctor’s referral for up to 30 days or 10 visits, whichever comes first. Most of our patients start exactly that way. If your plan turns out to require a referral, or you reach that limit and want to keep going, we tell you before it becomes a billing problem and help you get one.
02 / Will my insurance cover treatment?
Here is the straight version. We are in network with Medicare and Medicare Advantage. With most other plans we participate as an out-of-network provider, and we submit the claims on your behalf so you are not the one chasing paperwork. We do not accept Medicaid. Send us your insurance details before your first visit and we will verify your therapy benefits and give you an estimated cost, so nothing arrives as a surprise.
03 / What should I expect at my first visit?
A licensed physical therapist takes your full history, watches how you actually move, works out where the problem is coming from, and explains it in plain language. Not an aide, not a clipboard, and not ten minutes before someone hands you a printout. You leave with a plan and an answer to the question you walked in with, which is usually some version of “why does this keep happening?”
04 / How long are sessions and how often will I come in?
Sessions run 30 to 60 minutes depending on your condition, one-on-one with the same therapist each time. Most people start at two or three visits a week for at least four to six weeks, then taper as they improve. You get a realistic estimate after your evaluation. We would rather discharge you than keep a standing appointment on the books.
05 / How soon will I feel results?
That depends on what is wrong and how long it has been wrong, and anyone quoting you a number before examining you is guessing. What we will commit to: we measure how you move at every visit instead of only asking how you feel, and if the plan is not producing a change, the plan changes. You will not spend twelve visits on something that stopped working after four.
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The Longer You Wait, the Harder It Gets

Are you still waiting for it to go away on its own?

It has been a while now. One evaluation with a licensed physical therapist tells you what is actually wrong, roughly how long it takes to fix, and what the plan looks like. No referral needed, and booking it commits you to nothing.

Stop managing it.
Start fixing it.

No referral needed in New York
In network with Medicare and Medicare Advantage, claims filed for you
Same-week appointments at Speonk and Quogue
Every session one-on-one with a licensed PT
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Two clinics in the Hamptons.

Speonk, NY
Greiner Physical Therapy · Speonk
Mon, Wed, Fri 9:00am – 7:30pm  ·  Tue, Thu 7:00am – 7:30pm
Quogue, NY
Greiner Physical Therapy · Quogue
Mon, Wed 9:00am – 7:30pm · Tue, Fri 8:00am – 6:30pm · Thu 7:00am – 7:30pm