Dr. Skylar Paffenroth
Dr. Skylar Paffenroth grew up in Menasha, Wisconsin. She attended undergraduate school at Michigan Technological University where she earned her bachelor's degree in science. Dr. Skylar received a full-ride scholarship to play Varsity Women's Volleyball for all four years. She then went on to achieve a Doctorate of Chiropractic from Palmer College of Chiropractic. While at Palmer, Dr. Skylar qualified to become a teaching assistant at the graduate clinic under the main clinician and completed an externship in Boulder, Colorado.
Dr. Skylar specializes in pre and post natal care for women, along with the care of newborns, infants and children. She is certified in the Webster technique to aid in her care for pregnant women.
Dr. Skylar finds it imperative that patients understand the importance of their health and are given the knowledge and tools to improve it. She is determined to provide you and your family the highest quality of chiropractic care available in a comfortable and relaxing environment.
Outside of Chiropractic, Dr. Skylar enjoys skiing, biking, camping and hiking with her family and her aussies, Ekho & Hermes.
Dr. Nathan Herndon CSCS
Dr. Alan Stoughton
Originally from Crystal Lake, IL, about an hour north of Chicago, Dr. Stoughton graduated from Northwestern Health Science University with a Doctorate in Chiropractic in 2004. He returned to his hometown to practice for the next 9 years before moving to Colorado's Front Range in 2013 for the biking and climbing. Once here, he developed interests in backcountry skiing and whitewater rafting, and on the right day he has a hard time deciding which to do! In 2023 he moved to the Arkansas River Valley full time with his wife, Laurel, their two dogs, and cat to live a lifestyle that they find brings them more adventure, peace, and joy.
In practice, Dr. Stoughton likes to keep it simple by saying that "chiropractic is just making things work the way they're supposed to". A Certified Chiropractic Sports Physician, Dr. Stoughton uses chiropractic adjustments, dry needling, and therapeutic modalities to reduce pain, speed healing, and improve athletic performance in all patient populations.
He believes that he is in a position from which he can help anyone walking through the doors of the office with a combination of experience, education, and empathy. His goals for his patients are to keep them as active as they'd like to be and living the highest quality of life possible.
