Dr. Eamon Reagan, PT, DPT

Eamon compares pain to hunger: it changes the way you feel, think and deal with the world around you. His goal is getting you back to feeling like yourself.

Back to feeling like yourself.

Eamon is a Long Island native from Shoreham, New York. He attended Shoreham-Wading River High School, earned his Bachelor of Science in Biology at Binghamton University, and went on to receive his Doctorate in Physical Therapy from Stony Brook University.

His clinical education covered outpatient orthopedics, outpatient neurologic rehabilitation and subacute rehabilitation. That is a wide spread of patients and diagnoses, and it left him with a well-rounded approach: he evaluates each patient and customizes the treatment to meet what that person actually needs.

He puts it plainly. Hunger changes the way we feel, think and interact with the world around us, and pain does the same thing. The patients he enjoys most are the ones looking to improve their balance and confidence during the activities they choose, and the ones looking to get rid of the back pain that has been limiting what they love doing. Away from work he is watching New York sports, running, playing soccer, golfing or fishing.

Dr. Eamon Reagan, Physical Therapist at Greiner Physical Therapy

What he brings into the room.

Three clinical settings, and a preference for the patients other clinics rush.

Stony Brook University DPT

His doctorate in physical therapy, after a Bachelor of Science in Biology at Binghamton University.

Three Clinical Settings

Outpatient orthopedics, outpatient neurologic rehabilitation and subacute rehabilitation, all before his first day on the job.

Balance and Confidence

He enjoys working with patients who want their balance and their confidence back in the activities they choose.

Back Pain

He also works with people trying to get rid of back pain that limits their participation in what they love most.

What Eamon works on.

Balance is one of the two threads running through his caseload. Confidence and capacity are different problems, and a patient who has started avoiding stairs or uneven ground is often dealing with both. He measures, then rebuilds, then puts the person back into the activity they had been avoiding.

The other thread is back pain, the kind that has quietly reduced somebody’s life to the things that do not hurt. He evaluates it properly and builds the plan around what that person wants back.

No referral needed in New York for up to 30 days or 10 visits. In network with Medicare and Medicare Advantage, out of network with most other plans, and we submit claims on your behalf. Same-week appointments are usually available at both locations.

Asking for Eamon.

You can request Eamon by name when you book, and whoever you start with is who you keep. There are no handoffs to an assistant or an aide here, so the person who evaluates you is the person who treats you through discharge.

If you are not sure who fits, tell us what is going on when you call and we will match you with the therapist whose focus lines up, at whichever of our two locations is easier for you.

What his patients say.

"Eamon was great! My knee pain is totally gone!!"
Mindy Z. · Knee pain

Schedule Your Appointment

No referral needed in New York. Same-week appointments available at both locations.

Your first visit is a full one-on-one evaluation with a licensed physical therapist: come in, tell us everything, and leave with a plan.

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