Easton Reedenmeyer

Physical Therapist
“Whether you’re an athlete or simply busy living, you deserve care that helps you move with confidence again.”
— Easton Reedenmeyer
Easton Reedenmeyer
NJ License #40QA01901900, PA License PT028029, PA Direct Access License DAPT006706

Easton Reedenmeyer, PT, DPT, AIB-VRC

Physical Therapist • Sports & Movement Focus • Balance & Vestibular Care

Dr. Easton Reedenmeyer was born in Indiana and raised in Florida, USA. He received his B.S. in psychology from Utica College in NY, then returned home and received his Doctorate of Physical Therapy from Florida Gulf Coast University in 2019.

Between his extensive sports experience growing up and throughout high school/college playing ice hockey, as well as several clinical experiences and work in outpatient settings, Easton has developed a strong eye for movement and mobility in relation to day to day life, as well as physical activity and sports. He has had the pleasure of treating patients of all ages, ranging from as young as 5 years old to 101 years old. He believes that every patient is an athlete, and deserves to have the time and care put into their recovery to allow them to reach their full potential.

With his long standing personal experience with sports, Easton has a passion for treating sport related injuries, including treating concussions. He also has a passion for treating balance and vestibular patients which has helped him to understand that the treatment must be focused on the person as a whole, not just their disease or injury.

Dr. Reedenmeyer’s active lifestyle is a core part of his personal life as he continues to play ice hockey and weight lifts to stay healthy. He lives in Levittown, PA with his wife and dog and loves spending time together and going out into nature, whether it’s out for a hike on a mountain or just a walk around the neighborhood.

Who He Helps
  • Active people and athletes (all levels)
  • Sport-related injuries and return-to-play support
  • Concussion-related rehab needs
  • Balance and vestibular concerns
  • Kids to older adults looking to move with confidence