Our clients get the type of results that allow them to get better health.
Dave is amazing! I was suffering from sciatica caused from a dramatic increase in exercise. I had been suffering with it for three long months before I decided to try PT. Dave knew exactly how to fix it and it worked, I felt better before I walked out the door!
No wonder Paul was recommended by one of the best doctors in St. Louis, who has been one of his patients as well. Paul gives me constant guidance & advice on how to continue the rehab process at home and elsewhere. The staff is very professional & courteous.
From the first time that I started therapy at Excel, I was not only treated like I was important, but also like all the staff really cared about my well-being. Both Sean and Kate provided challenging services to me that demonstrably improved my condition. I would highly recommend Excel for any of your PT needs.
Excel Sports & Physical Therapy has eleven locations to offer convenient access for patients living or working in Saint Charles County, Warren County, and St. Louis County.
We pride ourselves on our ability to serve any orthopedic diagnosis.
Excel Sports & Physical Therapy serves St. Louis, St. Peters, O’Fallon, St. Charles, Creve Coeur, Ellisville, Wentzville, Warrenton & the surrounding communities.
We customize our treatments and help guide our patients toward recovery every step of the way. Excel advocates a one-on-one approach to client care.
Our staff consists of licensed health professionals committed to helping patients regain their prior level of day-to-day function.
Our entire staff is committed to radically enhancing your recovery.
Excel Sports & Physical Therapy treat patients with many different conditions.
Physical therapy is an important component of treating medical issues of the back. When you meet with a physical therapist, there will be a full assessment.
Eventually, as life moves forward, balance becomes something a bit less reliable. We need to work to stay balanced and able to remain on our own two feet.
As people age, their bone density can decrease causing fragile and weak bones. Women over 35 years of age are more likely experience osteoporosis.
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