Dr. Kevin Stallbaumer

Dr. Kevin Stallbaumer

By the time Dr. Stallbaumer was 14 he had undergone four knee operations to repair ACL tears and broken both arms. During his senior year of high school he began developing back pain. A local chiropractor determined that the pain was resulting from poor posture that he had acquired from spending so much time on crutches while he was growing. After a few adjustments and doing some specific exercises at home the pain was gone. This sparked Dr. Stallbaumer’s interest in chiropractic.

Dr. Stallbaumer did most of his undergraduate work at the University of Kansas before completing the final semester of his Bachelor’s degree at Cleveland Chiropractic College, earning his Human Biology degree in 3 years. He went on to earn his Doctorate of Chiropractic Degree.

After graduation, Dr. Stallbaumer completed 70 hours of training in the Active Release Technique (ART). The majority of professional sports teams are now using ART to keep their athletes healthy and performing to their potential. It has also been proven effective in the treatment of chronic disorders such as carpal tunnel, migraines, and radiating pain. Through a combination of ART and cutting-edge chiropractic Dr. Stallbaumer is able to treat a wide variety of conditions. He has also completed numerous other post-graduate seminars to ensure that his patient’s are receiving the best care available.

Dr. Stallbaumer is an active member of the community, volunteering as a youth coach at the local YMCA. He is also a member of the Kansas Chiropractic Association and the Lenexa Chamber of Commerce. When he is not in the office you can probably find him enjoying time with family and friends or relaxing on the golf course.