Staci Klugh- Office Manager

Staci is the wife of Dr. Arrick Klugh and the mother of 3 amazing little Klugh boys, and a local from the Tulsa area. She graduated from the University of Oklahoma in 2007 with a Bachelor's of Science in Nursing. She graduated with honors and recieved her R.N. She has worked in the Children's Hospital of Dallas and Pediatric Specialist in Plano. All of this while Dr. Klugh was still completing Chiropractic school.

Staci is currently the Office Manager of Klugh Chiropractic. She makes sure the office is running efficiently and help make the important administrative decisions.

Patient Reviews

Regina M.

When I began training for the Tulsa Run I noticed an unusual pain in my right foot. After trying traditional treatments to relieve my foot pain with no success, I scheduled an appointment to meet with Dr. Klugh. After 6 visits of him performing adjustments, ultrasound, and utilizing a massage therapist I began noticing a significant difference. However, it wasn't until I was fitted for orthotics that the pain totally diminished. I continue to see Dr. Klugh to this day to maintain my progress. Thanks for all your help!

Staci K.

Well this particular testimony is very special to me, it deals with my son Tyler and his first adjustment at 14 hours old. After a long birth Tyler was placed into the Step Down Unit of the ICU where he was being monitored for his oxygen saturation and his heart rate. While still on 40% 0xygen Arrick checked and gently adjusted Tyler's spine, four hours later Tyler was completely off of Oxygen and his heart rate was normal. We were then able to take our sweet baby boy home and spend our first Thanksgiving with our new addition.

Ashley R.

Dr. Arrick,

I just wanted to let you know that after getting adjusted, our baby girl went from a breech position to a normal position which allowed me to have the natural birth that we had planned on since the beginning. I have 2 other kids that were born in a hospital and we just wanted to try something different. Thank you for allowing us to experience birth the way it was suppose to be experienced.