Meet our Doctor
Dr. Michael McMahon is a Regis High School graduate. He completed his pre-chiropractic training at UW Lacrosse and graduated from Palmer College of Chiropractic in 1980. He started his chiropractic practice in January of 1981 here in Eau Claire, Wisconsin. Completing advanced training in radiography, Logan basic methods, and advanced training in sports injuries, Dr. McMahon holds certification as a sports practitioner from Northwestern Chiropractic College and the American Chiropractic Association. Dr. McMahon has completed advanced training in orthopedics through Northwestern Chiropractic College and has been used as an expert witness for numerous personal injury cases.
Dr. McMahon serves as an extension faculty member for Palmer College of Chiropractic and Northwestern College of Chiropractic in their preceptor programs. He is proud to be a career-long member of the Wisconsin Chiropractic Association serving in all district offices as well as being elected to the WCA board of directors for 17 years. In addition to his board service, he was elected to two terms as president of the Wisconsin Chiropractic Association. Dr. McMahon has taught in the chiropractic assistant training program for the Wisconsin Chiropractic Association. He has served on his church pastoral and finance counsels, and the YMCA board of directors. He has also been the team doctor for the Regis football team. He also serves as a mentor to the UWEC-Kinesiology majors. He offers an internship to those students wanting to continue their education in chiropractic.
A career-long goal of his was realized in 2001 with the relocation of the facility to our current location. He is proud to be a part of a state-of-the-art clinic that combines the practices of chiropractic and physical therapy to enhance the overall well-being of our patients. In 2007 Dr. McMahon was recognized by his peers as Chiropractor of the Year for the state of Wisconsin.
Dr. McMahon is married to his wife Peggy and they have three children-Molly, Patrick, and Lauren. He enjoys spending time with his family at his cabin on Shell Lake along with playing golf, paddleball at the YMCA, and hunting.
