Bring your pain to us.
"Where pain is treated with personal care"
Jason W. Luking, D.C.
FRANKFORT CHIROPRACTIC CENTER
JASON W. LUKING, D.C.
Low Back Pain • Hip Pain • Knee Pain • Massage
Neck Pain • Shoulder Pain • Fibromyalgia
Headaches/Migraines • Joint Stiffness • Auto Accidents
Why put up with your pain?
502-875-3200
103 Twin Oaks Circle, Suite 2
Frankfort, KY • 40601
Fax: 502-875-2425 • frankfortchiro@fewpb.net
Welcome
Office Hours:
Monday: 9:00AM to 6:00PM
Tuesday: 9:00AM to 6:00PM
Wednesday: 9:00AM to 6:00PM
Thursday: 9:00AM to 6:00PM
Friday: 9:00AM to 6:00PM
Saturday: By Appointment Only
Sunday: Closed
Thanks for stopping by Frankfort Chiropractic Center, Jason W. Luking, D.C., your one-stop shop for learning what chiropractic is and what it can do for you.
Our practice treats a variety of conditions from chronic low back pain and neck pain to rehabilitation following an accident or injury.
We have recently made a few changes to our office. We have moved to a new location, added a new doctor, Dr. Amanda Weemer and have changed our office hours. We also recently added three licensed massage therapists to our office. Dr. Luking has a very good relationship with many of the local medical doctors and can make the appropriate referrals if necessary.
Our mission at Frankfort Chiropractic Center, Jason W. Luking, D.C., is to provide affordable, high-quality care to people of all ages. We strive to not only correct a person's health problems, but to educate and enlighten people so that they do not encounter similar problems in the future.
Cybex
Our office offers Cybex equipment, which in conjunction with regular chiropractic care, can greatly reduce recovery time and improve performance. Cybex is a series of strengthening equipment using variable resistance and works synergistically with stretching machines and passive modalities.
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Location
We have recently moved our office and our new location is at the corner of US 127 and Twilight Trail, on the west side of Frankfort convenient to both Franklin and Anderson County residents. We have been serving Frankfort since 1988.
Frankfort Chiropractic CenterJason W. Luking, D.C.
103 Twin Oaks Circle, Suite 2
Frankfort, KY 40601
PHONE: 502-875-3200
FAX: 502-875-2425
EMAIL: frankfortchiro@fewpb.net
Our Staff
Dr. Jason W. Luking
Dr. Jason Luking is married to Dr. Rebecca Luking, a family physician practicing in Frankfort. They both attended Georgetown College. Dr. Luking graduated from Palmer College of Chiropractic in 2000. He treated patients in Virginia and Ohio while his wife attended medical school and completed residency. Dr. Luking and his wife consult daily on difficult cases and treat together many patients with musculoskeletal problems.
He currently holds licences in Kentucky, Ohio and Virginia. Dr Jason W. Luking, D.C. has owned Frankfort Chiropractic Center since early 2005. He has been trained to perform needle EMG and NCV examinations since 2004.
Dr. Amanda Weemer
We would like to welcome Dr. Amanda Weemer to our practice. Dr. Weemer is a graduate of Logan College of Chiropractic. She is originally from Grant County, KY. Her husband is a Iraq Veteran and currently pursuing his education at the University of Louisville.
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Sherry Medley - Office Manager Sherry has been with Frankfort Chiropractic Center, Jason W. Luking, D.C., for over 7 years and is the pleasant voice answering the phone. She also handles all insurance and billing questions. |
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Alicia New-Murray - Licenced Massage Therapist Alicia New-Murray LMT graduated in 2004 from Advanced Massge Therapeutics. She owned and operated A New Day Spa for the last 8 years. She most enjoys using deep tissue, trigger point, Reiki, and polarity techniques. |
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Marilyn Burke - Licenced Massage Therapist Marilyn Burke LMT graduated from Natural Health Institute 12/03 in Bowling Green, KY. She is also certified as an infant massage instructor which involves teaching parents to properly massage their infant or children of any age. Massage modalities used: Swedish, trigger point, myofascial release, stones, essential oils, reflexology, Reiki, Quantum touch, Acutonics sound therapy. Marilyn is especially excited about sound therapy which uses tuning forks and has shown great results for most musculoskeletal problems. |
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Tabitha Lipps - Licenced Massage Therapist Tabitha Lipps LMT graduated from Lexington Healing Arts Academy in 2005. Modalities used: neuromuscular therapy, stretching, traction, trigger point therapy, myofascial release and hydrotherapy. |
Complement to Chiropractic Care
Complementary Health Care
Therapeutic massage is an age-old remedy, which has proven to be an effective complement to chiropractic care. Both are holistic in nature, and are based on belief in the innate healing power of the body. Together, chiropractic and massage facilitate the natural healing process by keeping the body in proper alignment and ensuring a free flow of nerve impulses and circulation of fluids.
Problems in the musculo-skeletal system can impede the natural healing process, and often cause dysfunction and pain. Most chiropractic doctors would agree that it is important to treat soft tissues such as muscles and tendons to help prevent and correct subluxations, and lessen the accompanying pain. Together, chiropractic and massage provide you with a more complete and effective system of health care.
Therapeutic Massage
- Increases the effectiveness of chiropractic treatments
- Aids in preparing the body for chiropractic adjustments
- Helps relieve pain in muscles and related soft tissues
- Helps prevent future problems
Benefits of Massage
The therapeutic effects of massage are recognized by personal and clinical experience, and supported by scientific research. They include:
- General relaxation
- Improved circulation
- Muscle relaxation
- Alleviation of certain kinds of muscular pain
- Improvement in cellular nutrition
- Relief from the negative effects of stress
- Reduction of anxiety
Massage and Adjustments
Local massage is often used in preparation for an adjustment. Massage relieves muscle tension and warms up the soft tissues in the area, making joints more pliable and more easily adjusted. Many chiropractors themselves (or an assistant) prepare an area with local massage.
A general massage (1/2 to 1 hour long) can also be good preparation for an adjustment. In addition to preparing the immediate area of concern, it helps you relax overall and become more receptive to other hands-on treatment.
Some find massage after an adjustment beneficial for further relaxation. With regular therapeutic massage, chiropractic adjustments may last longer.
Types of Payment Accepted
Visa/Mastercard. Cash plans are available with payment plans if needed.
Emergency/After Hours Information
In case of an emergency, we can be reached at 502-875-3200. This will be forwarded to a mobile phone. If there is no answer, you may leave a message and your call will be returned promptly.
Insurance/Managed Care
Plans Accepted
- Blue Cross/Blue Shield/Anthem
- Humana/Choicecare
- Aetna Medicare Medicaid Wausa
- United Health Care/ACN
- KY and OH Workers Compensation
- Bluegrass Family Health
- Cigna PHCS American Specialty Health
- Auto Insurance
Links of Interest
- ChiroWeb.com - the most widely read chiropractic publication on the web.
- ChiroFind.com - a chiropractic website specifically designed for patients and consumers.
- American Chiropractic Association - the official website of the American Chiropractic Association.
- World Federation of Chiropractic - the official website of the World Federation of Chiropractic.
- Chiropractic in the United States - Training, Practice & Research - a report by the U.S. government on chiropractic.
- Kentucky Association of Chiropractors - information on chiropractic in Kentucky
- Kentucky Board of Chiropractic Examiners - state agency responsible for protecting the public by licensing and regulating chiropractors.
Contact Us
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