Excel Therapy

An Initial Assessment at Excel Therapy is for people with pain, injury or movement problems who want an assessment before starting treatment. The Nottingham clinic provides physiotherapy, osteopathy, posture and spinal treatment, rehabilitation, sports therapy and sports massage.

The practice treats muscle and joint injuries from the neck down to the toes. Conditions listed by the clinic include ankle sprains, muscle strains, patella tendinopathy or tendinitis, hand and wrist injuries, golfer's elbow, tennis elbow, hip and groin pain, shoulder injuries, knee injuries and sprains, Achilles tendinopathy or tendinitis, tendon strains, overuse injuries, neck pain, back pain, repetitive strain injuries, plantar fasciitis, ligament and tendon injuries, bursitis, and post-surgery treatment or rehabilitation.

Excel Therapy also sees people with sports injuries, including sprains and ligament injuries, and people with desk-based problems such as back pain, neck strains and carpal tunnel syndrome. The clinic describes work with older patients who have arthritis, osteoporosis, or are recovering after hip and knee replacements, as well as people recovering after accidents or surgery. It also lists chronic pain patients, including those with fibromyalgia or chronic fatigue syndrome.

Bookable care includes physiotherapy initial assessments and follow-up appointments, osteopathy initial assessments and follow-ups, posture and spinal initial consultations and follow-ups, rehabilitation initial assessments, sports therapy initial assessments and follow-ups, and sports massage appointments. The clinic also provides an online exercise library with guided exercises for fitness and injury recovery.

The clinical team includes a massage therapist, a sports rehabilitator, a physiotherapist and an osteopath who is also listed as director and senior clinician. The practice's approach is based around assessment, treatment planning, advice and exercises, with a focus on mobility, stability, strength and return to sport where relevant.