We're Safe. We're Open. We're Here For You.
All of our clinics are open and operating under the strictest cleanliness and sanitization guidelines.
Your Choice: In the Clinic or Online
Whether in our clinic or (virtually) in the comfort of your own home, we’ll get you the care you need.
No Prescription? No Problem.
In New Jersey, patients can seek physical therapy treatment without a physician referral.
Providing superior care for more than 30 years.
We have built an unparalleled reputation by combining the highest quality of physical therapy with exceptional customer service to provide a genuinely “patient first” approach.
It’s this philosophy that has established EXCEL as New Jersey’s premier physical therapy provider.
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rated their care "Excellent"
convenient locations
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can begin PT within 24 hrs
From student athletes to the NBA.
When you walk through our doors, you’ll find everyone from post-surgical joint replacement patients to competitive athletes at the school or professional level. Meet Matt, a lacrosse and basketball player who came to EXCEL following a hip injury and infection. His is just one of the many stories we are proud to be a part of each and every day.
Latest News & Resources
Webinar: Pain in the Neck! Degenerative Disorders of the Cervical Spine
Neck pain is a common complaint amongst patients that can develop from a spectrum of causes ranging from poor posture to traumatic injuries or illness. In some instances neck pain can be further associated with radiating pain down one or both arms. The pandemic and...
Webinar: Let’s Talk Running Injuries – Tips from the Experts
As the weather starts warming up, we're getting you ready to run! On April 1st, we welcomed Rothman Orthopedic Surgeon and 2020 US Olympic Team Trials Marathon runner, Dr. Meghan Bishop, to discuss common running injuries and treatment options. Then, Excel Physical...
Breaking Down the SFMA: A Global Approach to a Local Problem
Pain. It can be a difficult thing to live with. It can depress, discourage, and even create fear. Even more complicated, the area experiencing the pain may not be the area causing the pain. This happens more often than you might think. To better understand why the...