Clear Guidance for Musculoskeletal Pain - From Home
Virtual physical therapy and pain management for individuals living with acute or chronic musculoskeletal pain, focused on understanding your symptoms and helping you move forward with confidence.
No obligation • Secure telehealth • Massachusetts-licensed DPT, OCS, FAAOMPT
You Don't Need to "Push Through" Pain to Get Help.
This may be a good fit if you:
Have ongoing or recurring musculoskeletal pain
Are unsure what’s causing your symptoms
Have tried “Traditional” PT already before
Want clear guidance without rushed appointments
Prefer care that fits into your schedule
Are located in Massachusetts and interested in telehealth PT
What is DPT?
🎓A Doctor of Physical Therapy (DPT) is a licensed healthcare professional with doctoral-level training in evaluating and treating pain, injury, and movement-related conditions.
The DPT is the highest entry-level degree in the physical therapy profession in the United States and reflects advanced education in human movement, clinical reasoning, and evidence-based care. Training includes extensive academic coursework and supervised clinical experience across a variety of healthcare settings.
What is an OCS?
🏅OCS stands for Orthopaedic Clinical Specialist.
It is a national board certification awarded to physical therapists who demonstrate advanced expertise in the evaluation and treatment of musculoskeletal conditions, including issues affecting the spine, joints, muscles, and movement systems.
To earn the OCS credential, a physical therapist must:
Hold an active physical therapy license
Complete significant advanced clinical experience in orthopedic care or an accredited orthopedic residency
Pass a comprehensive national board examination
Demonstrate advanced competence in:
Medical screening and differential diagnosis
Evidence-based treatment planning
Manual therapy and movement analysis
Imaging interpretation
Pain science and clinical decision-making
Risk assessment and appropriate referral
This certification reflects a high level of clinical knowledge, experience, and clinical reasoning in orthopedic physical therapy.
What is a FAAOMPT?
🏆FAAOMPT stands for Fellow of the American Academy of Orthopaedic Manual Physical Therapists.
It is an advanced professional designation that reflects fellowship-level training in orthopedic physical therapy, clinical reasoning, and the management of complex musculoskeletal conditions.
To earn the FAAOMPT credential, a physical therapist completes an intensive post-doctoral fellowship program that includes:
Extensive one-on-one clinical mentorship and hands-on training
Advanced education in:
Manual therapy and movement assessment
Biomechanics and movement science
Pain science and nervous system function
Medical screening and differential diagnosis
Clinical reasoning and complex case management
Imaging interpretation
Evidence-based practice and research
Comprehensive written and practical examinations
Formal peer review and case presentations
This level of training typically requires several years beyond a doctoral degree and residency training and reflects a commitment to thoughtful, high-quality patient care.
Our Story
At The Ease Project, we blend science and compassion to support your journey beyond chronic pain, all from the comfort of your home.