FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Short answers to common questions. If yours is not here, call 636-300-8089.
Visiting the office
Where are you located?
Wolfrum Crossing Chiropractic is at 1043A Wolfrum Rd, Weldon Spring, MO 63304. The office is in the Wolfrum Crossing shopping center at Highway 94 and Wolfrum Road, near Walgreens. Look for the CHIROPRACTOR sign above suite 1043A.
What are your hours?
The office is open Monday and Wednesday from 8 am to 12 pm and 2 to 6 pm, Friday from 8 am to 12 pm and 2 to 5 pm, and Saturday from 8 to 11 am. It is closed Tuesday, Thursday and Sunday. Call 636-300-8089 if you want to confirm before you come.
Do you have Saturday hours?
Yes. The office is open on Saturday mornings from 8 to 11 am, and it is closed on Sunday. Appointments are recommended, so book online or call 636-300-8089 to reserve a time that works for you.
How do I book an appointment?
Book online through the secure online scheduling page, or call the office at 636-300-8089 during office hours. Appointments are recommended. Massage can be booked online or by phone. New patients can fill out their forms online before the first visit, which saves time at the front desk.
Book online, fill out your new patient forms or see what to expect at your first visit.
Is there parking?
Yes. The office is in the Wolfrum Crossing shopping center, which has a parking lot, and the lot is wheelchair accessible. If you have questions about getting to the office or getting inside, call 636-300-8089.
Is the office wheelchair accessible?
Yes. The office has a wheelchair accessible entrance, parking lot and restroom. If you have questions about access or want help planning your visit, call the office at 636-300-8089 and ask.
Chiropractic care
What does a chiropractor do?
A chiropractor is a health care provider who uses hands-on care, mainly adjustments, to support how your spine and joints move. At Wolfrum Crossing Chiropractic, each patient is treated with a comprehensive strategy involving manual adjustments, education, nutritional support and wellness planning. Your first visit starts with your history and an exam.
Does an adjustment hurt?
Many people find adjustments comfortable, though you may feel brief pressure, and some people feel mild soreness afterward. If anything feels uncomfortable, tell Dr. Ken right away so he can change what he is doing. Experiences vary from person to person.
What is the popping sound?
The pop you sometimes hear during an adjustment is thought to be gas shifting in the fluid around a joint, similar to the sound of cracking your knuckles. It is common, and many adjustments make no sound at all. If you have questions about what you feel or hear, ask Dr. Ken.
How many visits will I need?
It depends on what is going on, how long you have had it and how your body responds. Dr. Ken will recommend a plan after your exam and check your progress along the way. No number of visits or result can be promised, and you can ask about your plan at any time.
Is chiropractic safe?
For most people, chiropractic care is considered low risk when it is done by a trained provider, but every kind of care has some risk. Some people feel mild soreness afterward. Dr. Ken reviews your history and examines you first. Talk with your medical doctor about your health, and call 911 in an emergency.
Can I see a chiropractor while pregnant?
It may be possible, but it depends on your health and your pregnancy. Tell Dr. Ken you are pregnant when you book, and he will review your history and examine you first. Spinal decompression is generally not appropriate during pregnancy. The office also offers prenatal massage. Check with your prenatal care provider too.
Do you see children and older adults?
Please call the office at 636-300-8089 to ask about care for a child or an older adult, because the right care depends on age and health. Dr. Ken reviews each person's history and examines them first. Many families and long-time patients come to the office. It also helps to talk with their medical doctor.
What should I wear?
Wear comfortable clothes you can move and relax in, such as athletic wear or loose pants and a soft shirt. Leave belts and bulky items at home or take them off before your visit. If you have questions about a specific service, such as massage, call the office at 636-300-8089.
Insurance and payment
Do you take insurance?
Yes. Most insurance plans are accepted, and the office offers an affordable cash plan. Coverage varies by plan and plans change, so call 636-300-8089 to confirm your coverage before your visit.
Does Medicare cover chiropractic?
Medicare covers chiropractic care only in limited situations, and coverage rules can change. Call 636-300-8089 before your visit to ask about using Medicare at the office and what you may pay.
What if I don't have insurance?
You can still be seen. The office offers an affordable cash plan for patients paying on their own. Call 636-300-8089 to ask how it works and what your visit would cost, so you know what to expect before you book.
What payment methods do you accept?
The office accepts credit cards, debit cards and mobile payments, such as paying with your phone. If you have questions about other ways to pay, call the office at 636-300-8089 before your visit.
Do I need a referral?
You can book an appointment yourself, online or by phone. Whether your insurance plan requires a referral depends on the plan, so call 636-300-8089 to ask before your visit. It also helps to tell your medical doctor about the care you are getting.
Services
What is spinal decompression?
Spinal decompression is a nonsurgical treatment that gently stretches the spine in slow, timed cycles. The aim is to ease pressure on the discs and joints between the vertebrae. There are no incisions or injections. Dr. Ken examines you first to see whether it fits your situation.
What is cold laser therapy?
Cold laser therapy, also called low-level laser therapy, applies low-level light to a sore or injured area. It uses no needles, and most people feel little or nothing during treatment. Dr. Ken examines you first to see whether it fits your situation, and results vary.
What kinds of massage do you offer?
The office offers therapeutic massage, deep tissue, hot stone, prenatal and trigger point massage, plus cupping and reiki, with Lana, the office's massage therapist. Many people find massage a relaxing way to ease everyday aches and stress. Call 636-300-8089 to ask which type fits what you are looking for.
How do I book a massage?
Book a massage online through the online scheduling page, or call the office at 636-300-8089. Ask about the types of massage the office offers and what a visit involves.
What are PowerStep insoles?
PowerStep insoles are orthotic insoles, shoe inserts made to support the foot, and the office is a PowerStep supplier. They are often used by people with foot, ankle or plantar fasciitis pain. Ask Dr. Ken at your visit whether insoles make sense for you, or call 636-300-8089 with questions.
Can I combine services?
Often, yes. Dr. Ken may combine services, such as adjustments with spinal decompression or cold laser therapy, depending on what you need. He examines you first and then recommends a plan. You can also ask about massage, which you can book online or by phone.
Animal chiropractic
Does Dr. Ken treat animals?
Yes, by referral from your veterinarian, which Missouri law requires. Dr. Ken provides chiropractic care for animals and has experience working with veterinarians and animal owners. Animal appointments are on Tuesday afternoons at Animal Talk Medical Center in Wentzville.
Do I need a veterinarian's referral?
Yes. Missouri law requires a referral from a licensed veterinarian who has a current veterinarian-client-patient relationship with your animal, and the veterinarian may limit the number of visits. Talk with your veterinarian first, then call Animal Talk at (636) 332-5900 to schedule.
Where are animal appointments?
Animal appointments are on Tuesday afternoons at Animal Talk Medical Center, 12800 Veterans Memorial Pkwy, Wentzville, MO 63385, not at the Weldon Spring office. Call Animal Talk at (636) 332-5900 to schedule once you have your veterinarian's referral.
How do I schedule an animal visit?
Get a referral from your veterinarian first, then call Animal Talk at (636) 332-5900 to schedule. Ask Animal Talk how the referral and your animal's records should reach them, and tell them what kind of animal you have.
Page updated October 14, 2026. These answers are general information, not medical advice. If you are having a medical emergency, call 911.
Still have a question?
Call the office at 636-300-8089, or book a visit online whenever it suits you.