Chiropractor in Rossville, KS
If you live or work in Rossville, Prairie Star Chiropractic is a short hop west on US-24, about 7.7 miles and 10 minutes from Main Street to our St. Marys office.
Chiropractor serving Rossville, KS
Gentle, personal chiropractic care for Rossville
About 10 minutes (7.7 miles) from our St. Marys office
From families near Main Street to farm households across Rossville Township and up toward Delia, people who live and work in Rossville are welcome at Prairie Star Chiropractic. Rossville and St. Marys already share Kaw Valley USD 321, and our office at 626 W Bertrand St is about 10 minutes west on US-24, close enough for a visit before work, between errands or after the school day.
Rossville has plenty of small-town character for a city of about 1,100 people. It was founded in 1871 on the banks of Cross Creek, and today the Toadstrangler Trail follows the creek. City Park, with its lion statue welcoming visitors, is home to Joe Campbell Memorial Stadium, whose 1924 wooden grandstand appeared in the July 1976 Bicentennial issue of Sports Illustrated and was recently renovated with community support. Summer brings the community swimming pool, and every August the Tall Corn Festival celebrates local farmers and the start of harvest.
Whether it is back pain after a long day in the field, neck pain from the drive into Topeka, or a sports injury for a Rossville Bulldawgs athlete, Dr. Durbin starts by listening and examining what is actually going on. Care options include gentle chiropractic care, athlete care and pediatric care for growing kids. New patients can start with our $47 New Patient Special, or you can book an appointment online.
Proudly serving: Downtown Rossville along Main Street, Rossville Township, Cross Creek, Delia.
Around Rossville: Joe Campbell Memorial Stadium (1924 wooden grandstand) in Rossville City Park · Toadstrangler Trail along Cross Creek · Terry L. Andrick Memorial Park · Rossville Community Swimming Pool · Rossville Community Library · Citizen Potawatomi Nation Rossville Community Center
Local, personal care
Why choose Prairie Star Chiropractic from Rossville
Rossville is a Shawnee County city of about 1,100 people (1,105 in the 2020 census), founded in 1871 on the banks of Cross Creek and part of the Topeka metro area. US-24 runs right past town, east toward Topeka and west toward St. Marys and Manhattan. That same highway makes Prairie Star Chiropractic an easy trip: from Main Street, turn onto US-24 West and in about 10 minutes you are at our office on W Bertrand St. Rossville and St. Marys are also linked by their schools. Kaw Valley USD 321, headquartered in St. Marys, runs both Rossville Grade School and Rossville Jr/Sr High School.
Prairie Star Chiropractic is a new, self-pay practice led by Dr. James Durbin. Every visit starts the same way: Dr. Durbin listens, examines what is actually going on and explains it in plain language, then recommends gentle, drug-free care built around the life you want to get back to, whether that is a full harvest season, a Bulldawgs game at Joe Campbell Memorial Stadium or an evening walk on the Toadstrangler Trail. Care is for every age, from busy parents and growing kids to farmers, athletes and grandparents. The office is open Monday through Friday, 9:00am to 12:00pm and 3:00pm to 6:00pm, so a morning visit before work or a late-afternoon appointment after school can both fit.
What we help with
Common reasons people in Rossville see a chiropractor
Back pain from farm and harvest work
Rossville's Tall Corn Festival has celebrated local farmers and the start of harvest for nearly a century. Lifting, bending and long days on equipment can leave the low back stiff and sore.
Learn more →Neck pain from the US-24 commute
Rossville sits on US-24 between Topeka and Manhattan, and the miles behind the wheel add up. Long drives can leave the neck and upper shoulders tight.
Learn more →Sprains and strains for Bulldawgs athletes
From the football field to baseball at Joe Campbell Memorial Stadium, Rossville Jr/Sr High sports bring the occasional rolled ankle or pulled muscle.
Learn more →Posture and backpacks for growing kids
Students at Rossville Grade School and Rossville Jr/Sr High carry heavy backpacks and spend long stretches on screens. A gentle check can help spot posture habits early.
Learn more →Knee and hip pain that slows you down
If sore knees or hips are keeping you off the Toadstrangler Trail or out of the community pool, a careful exam is a good first step toward moving comfortably again.
Learn more →Getting here
Directions from Rossville to our St. Marys office
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From central Rossville, head northwest on Anderson St toward Main St (about 259 feet).
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Turn left onto Main St and continue about 276 feet.
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Turn right onto US-24 West and stay on it for about 7.6 miles into St. Marys.
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Arrive at Prairie Star Chiropractic, 626 W Bertrand St, St. Marys, KS 66536. The office will be on your left, about 7.7 miles and roughly 10 minutes from Rossville.
Drive times are approximate and vary with traffic and weather. Our office is at 626 W Bertrand St, St. Marys, KS 66536.
Comprehensive care
Everything Rossville patients can get at our clinic
Every condition we treat and every service we offer is available at our St. Marys office.
Good places to start
Conditions we treat
Spine Related
Injuries
Services we offer
Chiropractic & Techniques
Decompression & Therapies
Family & Wellness Care
Specialty Care
Meet the doctor
Dr. James Durbin, DC
Chiropractor
Dr. Durbin opened Prairie Star Chiropractic so his neighbors could get honest, effective care close to home. He takes the time to understand your history, explain what is going on, and recommend only the care you need.
Dr. James Durbin, DC reviews the information on this page for accuracy.
Rossville chiropractic FAQs
How far is Prairie Star Chiropractic from Rossville?+
About 7.7 miles, or roughly 10 minutes. From central Rossville, take Main St to US-24, turn right onto US-24 West and follow it about 7.6 miles into St. Marys. The office is on the left at 626 W Bertrand St, St. Marys, KS 66536. See our directions page for more.
Do you see patients from Rossville?+
Yes. Prairie Star Chiropractic is a new practice, and anyone who lives or works in Rossville, Rossville Township or nearby communities is welcome. Call 571-640-0966 or book an appointment online.
Do I need a referral to see Dr. Durbin?+
No. You can book directly with Dr. Durbin. No referral is needed.
How does payment work?+
Prairie Star Chiropractic is a self-pay and cash-pay practice, so we do not bill insurance. We explain the cost of care before you begin, and new patients can start with our $47 New Patient Special.
What are your office hours?+
We are open Monday through Friday, 9:00am to 12:00pm and 3:00pm to 6:00pm. The office is closed Saturday and Sunday.
What happens at my first visit?+
Every visit starts the same way. Dr. Durbin listens to your history and what you want to get back to, examines what is actually going on and explains it in plain language. If care is a good fit, he recommends a plan built around your goals.
New Patient Special
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A first-visit special for new patients.
Book your first visit
Book online in a minute, or call and we will find a time that fits your day.
Self-pay and cash-pay practice.