A family practice rooted in Germantown
Dr. Keith Radermacher opened the practice in 1985. He and Dr. Jordan Radermacher are Palmer graduates who take time to understand each person's concerns. Read their doctor biographies before your appointment.
Adults and everyday movement
Whether you are managing a desk job, a physically demanding day, or changes in how you move, explain what you would like help with. We discuss examination findings and care options in plain language. You can ask about the technique, alternatives, and expected follow-up before making a decision.
Chiropractic care for older adults
Tell your doctor about osteoporosis, previous fractures or surgeries, medications, and changes in balance or mobility. These details affect which approaches may be appropriate. Age alone does not determine a treatment plan; health history and examination findings matter.
Planning an appointment for an older adult
Call before the visit to discuss the main concern, comfort with positioning, and any practical questions about getting to the office. Bring a medication list and relevant reports you already have. Ask how examination findings will guide the approach and how you will assess progress together. For insurance questions, check your individual benefits with the office and your insurer.
Can I ask about an appointment for my child?
Yes. Call with your child's age and the concern you want assessed. The practice has cared for different age groups, and an appointment should address an individual need. Chiropractic care does not replace routine pediatric care or your child's medical evaluation.
What if I am pregnant?
Let the office know that you are pregnant, describe your concern, and share any advice from your prenatal clinician. Ask whether an appointment is appropriate for your situation. We do not assume that every pregnancy-related symptom calls for chiropractic treatment.
Discussing a gentle approach
Tell Dr. Keith or Dr. Jordan about any concerns with positioning, pressure, or movement before care begins. Our low-force approach is considered in the context of each person's examination and history. Ask what a recommended technique involves and whether soft tissue work, taping, stretches, or exercises have a role in your plan.
Planning a family member's first visit
Call (262) 255-7700 to discuss the person's age, the main concern, and appointment availability. The fillable intake packet is available before a visit. Bring relevant reports and questions, and tell the doctor about other health professionals involved in the person's care.
Insurance and scheduling
Coverage depends on the plan and the patient. Contact the office and your insurer about benefits and expected costs. See first-visit information for paperwork and preparation.
Meet the people behind your care: Dr. Keith G. Radermacher and Dr. Jordan D. Radermacher, Palmer College of Chiropractic graduates.
Talk with our Germantown office
Call (262) 255-7700 to discuss an appointment with Dr. Keith or Dr. Jordan Radermacher. Our office is at N112W16260 Mequon Road, Germantown, WI 53022.
Prepare for your first visit