Objective: To compare the effectiveness of complex physical therapy and exercise program which have been completed at home (control group) in shoulder impingement syndrome treatment. Discussion: The use of home exercise program in shoulder impingement physical therapy may have a positive impact, but not that much what we can get from complex physical therapy. By comparison all measures showed statistically significant difference. Conclusion: The shoulder impingement syndrome has to be individualized process and the treatment should be multimodal and include several physical therapy methods. The more methods we would use- the better results we could achieve.