Dr. Stacy Livingston
Dr. Stacy Livingston was born and raised in the Flathead Valley.
He attended Rocky Mountain College in Billings, where he played football for the Battlin’ Bears.
While there, he obtained his Bachelors in Science. He then headed east to Davenport, Iowa where he attended Palmer College of Chiropractic and graduated magna cum laude.
While at Palmer Dr. Livingston took many additional classes, some of which include Blair Upper Cervical Technique and the Thompson Technique (drop table adjusting).
He also received certification in extremity adjusting from Dr. Mitch Mally. Over the last several years, since recovering from his own severe brain and spinal injuries, Dr. Livingston has pursued advanced training in Chiropractic Biophysics and neurology from The Carrick Institute. His focuses at Carrick are concussion/brain injury rehabilitation and balance disorders.
Dr. Livingston enjoys taking care of patients from the mild to the wild. He is the doctor for you, if you have been to other places and told there was nothing that could be done for your or told “It’s all in your head”. He accepts all types of cases including workers compensation, auto accident and personal injury cases. He believes chiropractic can help everyone add life to their years and get them back to doing what they love.
In his spare time, Dr. Livingston enjoys hunting, fishing, and exploring Montana with his wife Dr. Kali Gillen, and their four boys. When he is not in the office, he is outdoors, (sorry you won’t be able to find him lol) teaching his kids how to hunt, fish, and respect nature.
Articles
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AI's Healthcare Revolution: Transforming Healthcare by 2030
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Maximizing Health Outcomes: The Critical Role of Self-Advocacy in Healthcare
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The Power of Silence: A Guide for Entrepreneurs and CEOs
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