A Holistic Approach

WELLNESS chiropractic rooted in biblical principles in O’Fallon, Missouri


Dr. Zach utilizes a chiropractic technique that is focused on reducing and eliminating stress from the body. Stress comes in 3 types (physical, chemical, and mental) and builds up over time actually changing the way our bodies express health and how it functions as a whole. This can lead to a wide variety of symptoms but ultimately it means that we aren’t living at our best.

Our office has computerized nerve scanning equipment that allows us to see exactly how your spine and nerve system are functioning. These tests, along with other examination protocols tell us exactly where the problems are and how we can address them.

After we find the root cause of these problems we can put together a specific health plan for the patient. Utilizing specific and intentional chiropractic treatments we can restore the healing powers of the body so our patients can begin to heal and express life more vibrantly.

Nerve System

Our brain and nervous system control every organ, muscle, and cell of our bodies. This is why it is so crucial to make sure it is working at 100%.

We have tools that can test the function of your nerve system and find out if there are any dysfunctional areas.

Spinal check-up

Every person with a spine needs a wellness chiropractic check-up. It is impossible for us to be fully healthy if our spine and nerves are damaged.


Examination Process

The goal with our exam is to gain an understanding of how well your spine and nerve system are working. Finding the CAUSE of your health problems is the place to start, then we can develop a PATIENT-SPECIFIC care plan to address your individual needs.

health history - consultation

this is how We get to know you and what you have been through so we can serve you better. we also want to know what your health goals are so we can help you reach them so you can start living the life you want to live.


Nerve system analysis

computerized thermography scan, computerized semg (muscle tonality) scan, heart rate variability test


physical examination

posture assessment, range of motion testing, bilateral weight analysis, spinal palpation assessment