ABOUT | FreeHab Therapy

We envision a future where our clients can thrive and live life to the fullest, regardless of their neurological diagnoses. We are dedicated to providing compassionate care, personalized treatment plans, and ongoing support to partner with our clients to achieve their goals and to maximize their potential.

Through education, support, and community engagement, we will create a world where everyone can live a healthy and active life, regardless of their financial circumstances.

We empower individuals to restore mobility and independence, enhancing their quality of life through accessible, high-quality physical therapy, occupational therapy, and speech therapy for those in need.

Matthew Eclevia, a Doctor of Physical Therapy, from Chapman University, and is a board certified Neurologic Clinical Specialist (NCS). Through his work as a therapist in an Acute Rehab Unit (ARU), he became frustrated with the limited access of care for the neurologic population once they have progressed from acute and/or subacute setting. He wondered if there was a way to further assist patients outside of the financial and structural restraints of today's healthcare system. With his colleagues he sought out a solution.

FreeHab Therapy strives to be a beacon of hope and healing for individuals and families affected by neurological challenges. We accomplish this by dedication to providing compassionate care, personalized treatment plans, and ongoing support to partner with our clients to achieve their goals and maximize their potential. Through education, support, and community engagement we strive to create a world where everyone can live a healthy and active lifestyle. We envision a future where our clients can thrive and live life to the fullest regardless of their disabilities.

Matthew Eclevia
PT, DPT, NCS

Dr. Matthew Eclevia was born and raised in Southern California and is a graduate of Chapman University with a BS in Health Sciences and as a Doctor of Physical Therapy (DPT). He is licensed in California, a board certified Neurologic Clinical Specialist (NCS), and is an LSVT certified clinician. He enjoys staying active and being in nature. You can find him in the community playing ice hockey and surfing. Participating first-hand in his own rehabilitation has shaped his philosophy of how one-on-one sessions with attentive and compassionate therapists can create greater outcomes. From his experiences working in an acute rehab unit, he believes in the importance of creating a resource for movement, recovery, and community to help those navigate our healthcare system.