Kevin L. Stevenson, MD

BIOGRAPHY

Medical School
Loyola University Chicago Stritch School of Medicine

Residency
University of Pittsburgh, Neurological Surgery

Fellowship
University of Washington Hospitals, Complex Spine and Pediatric Neurosurgery

Board Certification
American Board of Neurological Surgeons

Kevin Stevenson, MD is a Board-certified neurological surgeon practicing in Macon, GA. After receiving his BA with honors from Augustana College in Rock Island, IL he went to graduate with honors from Loyola University Stritch School of Medicine in Chicago, IL. He was chosen by The University of Pittsburgh to enter into their Department of Neurological Surgery to complete a residency in neurosurgery. Following a fellowship in complex and pediatric spinal neurosurgery, Dr. Stevenson began practice in Atlanta, GA and was subsequently recruited to Macon, GA where he now practices spinal neurosurgery.

Dr. Stevenson specializes in comprehensive care for spine disorders and believes in a comprehensive approach to the treatment of back pain and spine conditions, an approach that includes therapy, exercise and nutrition. He utilizes a variety of non-surgical treatments to provide pain relief, improve function and help patients meet their individual goals.

Dr. Stevenson also embraces a team approach in his practice. Lauren Price, FNP-C, works side-by-side with him as his nurse practitioner. She is board certified by the American Association of Nurse Practitioners and also has past experience as a nurse practitioner in general orthopedics.

When surgery is necessary, he is trained and experienced in the most cutting-edge neck and spine procedures. Dr. Stevenson is the only physician in the area who performs the endoscopic rhizotomy, and one of just two or three in the entire state. He offers patients who have arthritis pain in their back this simple, outpatient procedure that could significantly reduce their pain and suffering.

Dr. Stevenson is a leading provider in Endoscopic Rhizotomy.

• Small incisions and minimal scar tissue formation
• Less damage to surrounding muscle and soft tissue
• Decreased blood loss
• Decreased pain and need for pain medication
• Quicker recovery and return to regular activities
• Procedure can be performed on an outpatient basis
• Decreased risk of infection post-operatively