Dr. Graveley’s practice focuses on the non-operative treatment of acute and chronic musculoskeletal conditions.  As a board certified sports medicine physician and a licensed acupuncturist, he combines traditional and integrative methods in dealing with patients’ pain problems.  He treats patients of all ages and activity levels, and their problems  include sports injuries, work injuries, degenerative conditions such as arthritis, headaches, spine conditions, and nerve entrapment disorders such as carpal tunnel syndrome.  He has a particular interest in treating the “baby boomers”, who often seek his care to help manage their pain so that they may continue to enjoy an active lifestyle. 

 Originally from Northeast Philadelphia, Dr. Graveley completed his undergraduate education at St. Joseph’s University in 1996.  From there he went to Temple University School of Medicine, and received his medical degree in 2000.  He then completed a residency in family medicine at AbingtonMemorialHospital in 2003.  He went on to complete a fellowship in sports medicine at Thomas Jefferson University Hospital in 2004, where he had the opportunity to train at the Rothman Institute and work for the medical team of the Philadelphia Phillies.  In 2006, he completed medical acupuncture training at the Helms Medical Institute at the UCLA School of Medicine.  Since completing his fellowship training, Dr. Graveley spent three years in private practice before opening Progressive Sports Medicine in August 2007.  He serves on the medical staffs of The Chester County Hospital and AbingtonMemorialHospital.

 In addition to serving the Kennett Square community, Dr. Graveley serves as a preceptor and sports medicine consultant to the AbingtonMemorialHospital family medicine residency program in Abington, PA, where he teaches sports medicine to physicians in training and medical students.  Also, Dr. Graveley is a medical director for Executive Health Resources in Newtown Square, PA.  On behalf of patients and hospitals, he appeals patient hospital stays that have been denied by health insurance companies.

 Dr. Graveley’s wife, Meghan Ginty, M.D., is a family physician with ChesPenn in Coatesville, PA.  They have two boys, Sean (3) and Colin (1).  In his spare time, he enjoys spending time with his family, golf, skiing, playing piano, and in-line hockey.