COVID-19 Information

Effective June 22, 2020, Phase 2

Excel Physical Therapy’s Bozeman and Manhattan clinic COVID-19 Precautions for us all to stay safe and healthy. 

Thank you for your patience and accommodation.

• All physical and massage therapy patients are asked to wear a face mask when attending in-clinic appointments.

This requirement does not apply to individuals who are unable to wear a mask or face covering due to a medical condition or to children under the age of 2. If you are hard of hearing, deaf and read lips, please notify us at check-in so we can accommodate you. We have transparent face masks our staff members can wear to aide with lip reading.

If you do not have a face mask upon arrival to the clinic, we will provide one for you. Please wear a face mask for your next in-clinic appointment so we can reserve supply for staff and patients in most need. If you are unable to wear a face mask, we will reschedule a video telehealth appointment with you. 

• We are wearing face masks as staff members each day.
• We are disinfecting patient, therapist and staff contact surfaces vigilantly on an hourly basis and after each patient interaction. We have a dedicated team member who is disinfecting the clinic and equipment constantly. 
• We ask our screening questions when scheduling appointments on the phone and as soon as you arrive for your in-clinic appointment.
• We are checking patient temperatures before each in-clinic appointment check in. 
• We are checking staff temperatures before each shift.
• We are not allowing any individuals to enter our clinic with ANY illness type symptoms or symptoms of COVID-19: fever, cough, difficulty breathing, flu-like symptoms like chills, fatigue.
• We are having our patients and therapists wash their hands thoroughly before and after each visit. 
• We have staggered patient appointments for social distancing practices. 
• Visitors or guests are not allowed to attend in-clinic appointments with a patient (unless the patient is a minor, then only one parent/guardian please). 
• If you have been diagnosed and recovered from COVID-19, please provide our front office team with your health provider’s clearance letter before attending your in-clinic appointment.
• Please do not come to your in-clinic appointment until you have received health provider clearance if you have experienced virus exposure in the following ways (we are happy to do a video telehealth appointment in the meantime): 
  • Diagnosed with COVID-19 that has not been classified as “recovered”
  • Close contact with an individual confirmed to have COVID-19 by lab testing or with a presumptive diagnosis of COVID-19.
  • Living in a house with anyone having symptoms consistent with COVID-19