I have the pleasure of getting excellent care from Tara Harte since a year ago. She is the best;…read morevery knowledgeable, professional and extremely kind. I don't go to anyone but her as I have never had any PT know what she knows. The only bad thing at this location is the loud noise factor. When people do not have clients they talk very loud and laugh loud so that the rest of us trying to work with our therapist cannot be relaxed, it's very disconcerting. It is certainly no way to run a professional business. BE QUIET! That is the reason for four stars. Tara rates five stars.

You are reading the review from the official Idiot of the Year award winner, according to FDC…read more Yes, me. Back a couple of months ago I set out to wash my windows. No problem, they tilt in so I don't have to go outside, etc. I'm almost done and I notice that there's a tiny gap at the top of one of the windows where it didn't quite make it all the way up. Hmmm....what to do. Oh, I know. Get on a kitchen chair and just push it up the rest of the way. Note that my kitchen chairs are on wheels, and they rock backwards so you can kick back. As I was rolling the chair up to the wall, I remember thinking this perhaps wasn't a good idea. Then, nah, it will only be a second, I'll be fine. You can guess what happened next: The chair started to roll, and so I grabbed the window sill to stop it, then the chair tilted backwards and I'm on the floor, with one sore shoulder. FDC took me to Urgent Care where they declared it a sprain, two weeks later Ortho announces it's a broken bone, and six weeks after that I'm sent to PT for 'stretching'. So off I go to Excel Physical Therapy. They're in the old Bell Telephone Building in between the old Viking Inn and St. Colman's Catholic church on Lancaster Ave. There's a lot accessible from Lancaster and also from Church Road. They're on the second floor, the facility is clean, bright and open. I'm evaluated by Andrew Bacon, who becomes my regular PT. Andrew was the consummate clinician: professional, friendly, careful and thorough. He gave me increasingly challenging activities to do during sessions and at home, and six weeks later I'm nearly pain free. I hope I never have to go back, because PT is not fun, however I'm so glad to have worked with Andrew to get myself back to who I was.

LIFE SAVER! For many of us. Thank you. Some great people and the food awesome. They feed you good…read more MIKE the therapist who partly handles admissions and the veterans is a PRICK. Also, the guy who has a big office right infront of John is stupid. Shout out to Craig, Mitch, Cary, Brian who handles the short term disability and work related paperwork. And few others from CA desk whose name I'm forgetting. And, let me come to the alumni meetings and not AMA me for staying 3 weeks

thank you for helping me build a strong foundation towards sobriety. I celebrated 13 years sober in…read moremay 2024. could not have done it without you...every single one of you!!!! donna p.

It has been four months since my stroke, and I am still following the instructions that my…read moretherapist sent me home with, and I see a difference almost every day. I can't say enough about how wonderful my Rehab at this hospital was! Thank you from the bottom of my heart!

After having my knees replaced I went to Bryn Mawr three days a week for six weeks. Care was…read moreexceptional. Therapists were so on top of treatments. I was scared when I first started but it was perfect. I would recommend BM to everyone

I received their survey yesterday and sat down to complete it. Can you please explain to me why…read morewhen I gave the rehab a score of two it said the survey was no longer available, and yet when I pretended to start over and put in a nine, the survey automatically showed up? I decided to try once again, and this time rated the facility of three and again the next page said the survey is no longer available. Clearly they are only allowing people with positive scores to complete the survey? I feel it is very important that I complete the survey due to my current circumstance. On my last visit, I had a feeling something was not right and therefore did not schedule any subsequent visits. The next morning when I woke up, I had a pain in my knee that I have never had. Actually, I've never had knee pain in 25 years!! We went on a cruise next week and then knee pain did not subside at all! It definitely affected our week :(. When we came home, the knee pain continued, and I was hoping that with time it would be OK. I finally went to the Rothman urgent care yesterday since it was not healing on its own. After seeing the swelling, the doctor said that it had to be drained which he did. I asked him if the amount of fluid would be considered a lot, average or minimal. He kind of chuckled and answered it was a lot of fluid with emphasis on the words a lot! The doctor then began to examine my knee and said that it is a meniscus tear. I had to go back to the doctor at Rothman Institute three days later to have the knee drained again, and I am now on crutches and in a brace with a diagnosis of stress fracture in my tibia and a complex meniscus tear. I did reach out to Ivy rehab with this information and they have not bothered to answer my email. Because I have MS and my activities and exercise are already limited, there is really no other explanation for any of this except PT.

The people are warm, caring, funny and STRONG lol. I am blessed for having found them! I was going…read morefor one thing specifically and the mentality of "there's more to fix than just that so that what brought you here doesn't happen again" and the care they are giving is phenomenal! Also the facility is very clean and appointments are very well spaced! They are also following all Covid rules explicitly. Couldn't say better things about the place and the staff!

This place is Amazing. The people who work there are very Nice. Kind. Knowledgeable. Its a Very…read moreClean Place. The only problem is is that whomever works the front desk, doesn't always answer the phone when my mom calls from her room.

Overall I'm pleased with the Exton facility. 2.5 years with my mom downsizing. They have had a…read morelittle bit of shake up with regard to employee turnover. They seem to be addressing it. I hope now they will work on the interior facade, as it is looking very tired and worn and unattractive.

I have used Ivy for over 5 years. When I had shoulder surgery, when my back went out - they were…read morealways my first choice for PT. Tara and Candace are both talented, caring and thoughtful therapists. Ivy is clean and has all the needed tools. Parking is no issue.

I am so thankful for Excel PT in Newtown Square. Their wonderful staff took me on after they knew…read moreabout my issue - I haven't been able to lift my right arm in nearly a year, terrible atrophy, weakness. My previous PT at another place didn't help much and I gave up on doing PT. Excel completely changed my impression on what PT was like, and now I feel super hopeful about regaining strength and mobility in my right arm and shoulder. The clinic is very clean, spacious, and comfortable to work one on one with my PT as well as doing my exercises. The staff is very kind and fun to be around. My PT, Jen, is just wonderful. She is very knowledgeable, professional, and easy to talk to. I would definitely recommend this location to anyone who needs physical therapy. UPDATE: it's been nearly five months since working with Excel PT and I'm so amazed at the result! I couldn't even lift my arm a few inches off my side and now I can lift it above my head! I'm so thankful to each one of the PTs there for their wonderful patience and care. A++++ location and staff!!