Personalized chiropractic care in Germantown, WisconsinAppointments & questions: (262) 255-7700
Start with a conversation

Your first visit

Clear answers, time to talk, and a plan shaped around your concerns and goals.

Ready to get started?

Call to plan your first visit.

Ask about appointment availability, insurance, and the concerns you would like to discuss. Our office is at N112W16260 Mequon Road in Germantown Marketplace.

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Here’s how we get started.

We’ll ask about your health history and what you’d like help with. Your doctor will discuss your concerns, complete an appropriate examination, and explain recommendations before care begins.

Get settled

Share your health history and what brings you in. Call ahead with any questions about paperwork.

Talk through your concerns

Your doctor will listen, review your history, and ask about your needs and goals.

Understand your options

Your doctor will explain examination findings and recommendations, including whether imaging or another evaluation is appropriate.

Make a plan together

Ask about the proposed approach, alternatives, and follow-up. Recommendations reflect your individual needs.

Before you arrive

  • Bring your insurance information and any relevant reports or imaging you already have.
  • Make a note of your questions and what you’d like help with.
  • Call the office and your insurer to ask about benefits and expected out-of-pocket costs.
Patient paperwork

Your intake form, ready when you are.

Complete the five-page fillable PDF on screen, or print it and fill it out by hand. Save a copy, print all pages, and sign the acknowledgment before bringing the packet to your appointment. Download the form and open it in a PDF reader if your browser does not support fillable fields.

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Clinical information reviewed by Dr. Keith G. Radermacher and Dr. Jordan D. Radermacher.

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