Our faculty members treat thousands of patients through joint appointments with The University of Kansas Health System, which also serves as a tremendous training ground for our residents. Our neurosurgeons and residents take great pride in providing advanced, innovative care to patients.

Clinical specialties

As the largest neurosurgical group in the Kansas City area, our skilled physicians are experts in a wide range of conditions.

• Acoustic neuroma
• Aneurysm
• Brain tumor
• Chiari and Syringomyelia
• Epilepsy
• Movement disorders
• Pituitary
• Skull base
• Spinal disorders
• Stereotactic radiosurgery
• Neurotrauma
• Trigeminal neuralgia
• Meningioma

To become more familiar with our neurosurgeons and their areas of expertise, please visit our faculty page.

Telehealth

Now you have the option of connecting with your KU neurosurgeon over telehealth. It's a safe and easy alternative for our patients to receive the same high-quality care patients are accustomed to during an in-person visit. Learn more by visiting The University of Kansas Health System telehealth information page.

Make an appointment

To schedule an appointment, contact our offices in Kansas City, Overland Park or North Kansas City:

The University of Kansas Health System
Medical Pavilion A (Third floor)
913-588-6122
3901 Rainbow Boulevard
Kansas City, Kansas 66160
Parking available on the corner of Olathe Boulevard and Cambridge Boulevard
Directions

The University of Kansas Health System
Indian Creek Campus
913-956-2100
10730 Nall Avenue
Overland Park, Kansas 66211
Parking available on the south side of the building
Directions

Here is a comprehensive list of The University of Kansas Health System locations.

Visit The University of Kansas Health System's patient information page for more insight on how you can prepare for your appointment.

Support groups

Please note: Some of our support groups currently are meeting virtually so you can still connect safely and easily from the comfort of your home.

After an aneurysm rupture, traumatic brain injury or other event, patients may suffer cognitive impairment, aphasia and other life-long deficits. We are committed to being there for all our patients throughout your health journey with us. One important way we fulfill that commitment is by offering support groups through The University of Kansas Health System that serve our patients long-term.

This is an opportunity for you to hear directly from physicians, nurses, psychologists and other medical experts who will answer your questions in a relaxed, informal environment.

• Brain vascular/aneurysm
• Brain tumor
• Epilepsy

To learn more about our support groups, meeting dates and details on how to join remotely, visit The University of Kansas Health System's Classes and Events page.

For more information about the brain tumor and brain aneurysm support groups, call 913-945-6436 or email nsullivan@kumc.edu.

To learn more about the epilepsy support group, call 620-382-5290 or email ebebermeyer2@kumc.edu.

You also can visit turningpointkc.org for additional support groups, programs and services.