Kinetic Wellness
House calls
- The full experience in your home, with every service included
- 60, 90 and 120 minute sessions
- Anywhere within about 45 minutes of downtown Whitefish
KINETIC WELLNESS
Sports acupuncture · Whitefish, Montana
Recover faster. Unwind deeper. Right at home.
Keegan Wold, DAc, L.Ac., combines motor point acupuncture, bodywork and corrective exercise for clients across the Flathead Valley.
Two ways to see Keegan
In your home, or in the clinic.
House calls and clinic visits are booked separately. Choose the one that fits you.
At Eartha Collective
Clinic visits
- Acupuncture, cupping and bodywork in private treatment rooms in downtown Whitefish
- Tuesday and Thursday, 9am–7pm
- Community acupuncture Wednesday evenings, 4–7pm
- MONHouse calls11am–7pmBook →
- TUEEartha9am–7pmBook →
- WEDCommunity acupuncture4–7pmBook →
- THUEartha9am–7pmBook →
- FRIHouse calls8am–5pmBook →
- SATClosed
- SUNHouse calls9am–7pmBook →
House call times are start times: the last appointment of the day can begin at the closing time shown.
The full experience
Everything is included. Nothing to add on.
Every house call is tailored to how you're feeling that day. Keegan arrives with everything, sets up your space, and treats the whole picture, from the muscle that hurts to the movement pattern behind it.
Prefer no needles? Bodywork sessions include everything except acupuncture.
- Motor point and trigger point acupuncturePrecise needling that releases tight, overworked muscles and resets how they fire.
- Tuina bodyworkHands-on bodywork to loosen stiff tissue and calm the nervous system.
- Gua sha and cupping, as neededTraditional tools that ease tension and help sore tissue recover.
- Corrective exerciseSimple exercises to finish, so you keep progressing between visits.
- Orthopedic assessment on your first visitA full health history and movement assessment to find what's actually driving your pain.
Who acupuncture is for
Keeping the Flathead Moving.
If your body is holding you back from the life you want to live here, acupuncture can help. Most of Keegan's clients fall into one of three groups.
Athletes and weekend warriors
Ideal for those who want to be proactive about staying in motion, returning to sport, or feeling better in their own body.
- Faster recovery between training days
- Tight muscles and limited range of motion
- Staying ahead of overuse injuries
People under high stress
Demanding jobs, busy families, long desk and drive days. Calm a racing mind, let go of the tension you carry and get real rest.
- Stress and an overloaded nervous system
- Neck, shoulder and jaw tension, tension headaches
- Restless sleep and low energy
Chronic and acute injury
From last week's sprain to the back pain you've had for years. Find what's driving it, treat it, and retrain how you move so it stays gone.
- Sprains, strains and overuse injuries
- Any orthopedic pain
- Long-standing pain that keeps coming back
What to expect
Your house call, start to finish.
Before your visit
Book, pay, fill out intake
- Book and pay online. Your card is kept on file and you get a confirmation right away.
- Fill out your intake forms in Jane before your first visit, so your session time is focused on treatment, not paperwork.
- You'll get an automatic reminder before your appointment.
Your space
A quiet room is all you need
- About 8 × 10 feet of open floor for the treatment table.
- Loose, comfortable clothing that's easy to roll up.
- A light meal 1–2 hours before, and plenty of water.
- Pets in another room, and parking or gate codes shared ahead of time.
When Keegan arrives
He brings everything
A professional treatment table, fresh linens, single-use sterile needles, massage oils, bodywork tools, a speaker for calming music and all equipment. Setup takes about 10–15 minutes and never counts against your session time.
Your session
Tailored to you, every time
- First visits begin with a full health history and orthopedic assessment.
- Every visit is the full experience, adjusted to how you feel that day.
- You finish with corrective exercises to keep progressing.
After your session
Take it easy
- Some soreness or tiredness for a day or two is normal, like after a good workout.
- Cupping and gua sha marks usually fade within a week.
- Drink plenty of water and rest for the remainder of the day.
Athletes under 18
Welcome, with a guardian
A parent or guardian signs a minor consent form, and a parent, guardian or another adult is home during the visit.
House call pricing
One price for the whole experience.
Paid in full when you book. Travel within about 15 minutes of downtown Whitefish is included.
Full Experience
Acupuncture, Tuina, gua sha, cupping and corrective exercise.
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Bodywork
Everything except acupuncture, for a needle-free session.
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Travel
Based on one-way drive time from downtown Whitefish.
Up to 15 minIncluded
15–30 mine.g. Columbia Falls, north Kalispell+$40
30–45 mine.g. south Kalispell, Bigfork, Lakeside+$75
Book for twoTwo people back to back at the same address: no travel fee for the second person, plus 10% off.
Gift cardsGive the full experience. Recipients contact Keegan to book, and he applies the gift card to their visit.
24-hour cancellationCancel or reschedule at least 24 hours ahead. Cancellations inside 24 hours and no-shows aren't refunded.
At Eartha Collective
Clinic pricing at Eartha Collective
These visits are booked, paid and billed through Eartha Collective, in private treatment rooms in downtown Whitefish. Eartha accepts most major insurance providers.
Clinic visits
Tuesday and Thursday, 9am–7pm.
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Community acupuncture
Wednesday evenings, 4–7pm.
$40–60
Sliding scale: pay what fits your budget. Community acupuncture happens in a shared, quiet group setting, an affordable way to get regular care and part of Keegan's commitment to making acupuncture accessible to everyone.
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About
Keegan Wold
DAc, L.Ac. · LICENSED ACUPUNCTURIST IN MONTANA
Keegan was born and raised in Whitefish and has spent his whole life exploring the Flathead Valley and the rest of Montana. He grew up playing football, basketball and track and field, and today you'll find him skiing, hiking, climbing, and chasing waves whenever he gets the chance.
That lifetime of sport led him to Montana State University, where he earned a B.S. in Kinesiology with a minor in Coaching. He went on to earn his Doctorate of Acupuncture (DAc) from Five Branches University in Santa Cruz, California, specializing in sports medicine. His clinical focus is motor point and trigger point acupuncture combined with corrective exercise: relieving the pain, then retraining the movement patterns behind it so the results last.
For the past decade, Keegan has worked as a personal trainer, coach and group fitness instructor, with a coaching history ranging from youth sports to Division I training floors. He's certified in Pain-Free Performance and assisted PNF stretching, and he's a licensed acupuncturist in Montana.
Now back home, Keegan is focused on giving back to the community that raised him, including weekly community acupuncture at Eartha Collective that makes care accessible to everyone. Whether you're training for your next season, coming back from an injury, or just want to move without pain, Keegan brings clinic-level care to you.
How acupuncture works
Find it. Treat it. Keep it gone.
Keegan's approach brings together Western education and Eastern tradition. Modern sports medicine explains what the needles do in your nerves and muscles. Traditional acupuncture guides how to treat the whole person. Every treatment follows the same three steps.
01
Find it
An orthopedic assessment pinpoints the joint, muscle or movement pattern behind your pain. Traditional diagnosis looks at the whole picture: sleep, stress, energy and how well your body is recovering.
02
Treat it
Motor point and trigger point acupuncture releases tight, overworked muscles, increases blood flow and prompts the release of your body's natural pain relievers. Traditional points restore the smooth flow of qi and blood and shift your nervous system into rest and repair. Tuina, gua sha and cupping complete the treatment.
03
Keep it gone
Corrective exercise retrains the movement patterns that caused the problem, so relief lasts beyond the table and you stay ahead of the next injury.
FAQ
Questions, answered.
Does acupuncture hurt?
Most people feel little to nothing as the needles go in. They're hair-thin and single-use. You may feel a dull ache, warmth or a quick muscle twitch, which is a sign the treatment is working on the muscle.
What does each session include?
Every house call is the full experience, with nothing extra to add on. Keegan arrives with everything, sets up your space, and tailors each session to how you're feeling that day:
- Motor point and trigger point acupuncture
- Tuina bodywork, gua sha and cupping as needed
- Corrective exercises to keep you progressing between visits
Your first visit also includes a full health history and orthopedic assessment. Prefer no needles? Bodywork sessions include everything except acupuncture.
What's the difference between acupuncture and dry needling?
Both use the same thin, sterile needles. Dry needling is a technique focused on trigger points, the tight knots in muscle that cause pain and restricted movement. Acupuncture is a complete system of care: it can target those same muscular trigger points and motor points, and also addresses the whole body, including stress, sleep, recovery and overall balance. Keegan's training combines both, so you get precise muscle-focused work within a full acupuncture treatment.
Do I have to be an athlete?
Not at all. Keegan's background is in sports medicine, but anyone dealing with pain, tightness, stress or an injury will benefit.
What's the difference between a house call and seeing Keegan at Eartha Collective?
House calls are a premium, all-inclusive experience in your home, with longer sessions and every service included. At Eartha Collective, Keegan sees patients in the clinic on Tuesdays and Thursdays, plus community acupuncture on Wednesday evenings. Each is booked separately.
Do you take insurance?
House calls are self-pay. Acupuncture is often eligible for HSA or FSA funds, so check with your plan, and Keegan can provide a detailed receipt. Eartha Collective accepts most major insurance providers for clinic visits; contact them to confirm your coverage.
How many sessions will I need?
It depends on what you're working on. Many people feel a difference after the first visit; longer-standing issues usually take a series. Keegan will recommend a plan after your first assessment.
What areas do you serve?
Anywhere within about 45 minutes of downtown Whitefish. Travel within 15 minutes is included; farther locations have a small travel fee.
Can I book just bodywork, without needles?
Yes. Bodywork sessions are available in 60, 90 and 120 minutes.
Can two people book together?
Yes. When two people book back to back at the same address, the second person's travel fee is waived and they get 10% off.
Do you offer gift cards?
Yes, you can buy them online. Recipients contact Keegan to book, and he applies the gift card to their visit.
Do you treat kids and teens?
Yes. Athletes under 18 need a parent or guardian to sign a consent form, and an adult must be home during the visit.
What's your cancellation policy?
Cancel or reschedule at least 24 hours ahead for a full refund or a free reschedule. Cancellations inside 24 hours and no-shows aren't refunded.
Ready when you are.
Book a house call for the full experience at home, or see Keegan at Eartha Collective.