Meet Our Team
PHYSICAL THERAPIST IN NEW BALTIMORE, MI
Dr. Mark J. Brennan, MD - New Baltimore Michigan
As Director of Wellness Physical Medicine Center serving New Baltimore MI, Dr. Brennan specializes in the rehabilitation of patients with brain, spine, joint, nerve and muscle disorders. He is Board Certified in Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation and in Electrodiagnostic Medicine.
Dr. Brennan has staff privileges at Beaumont Hospital, Henry Ford Macomb, McLaren, St. John Macomb, Ascension (Crittenton) Rochester.
Memberships in professional medical societies by Dr. Brennan include:
- American Academy of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation
- Michigan Academy of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation
- American Congress of Rehabilitation Medicine
- American Academy of Electrodiagnostic Medicine
- American Running & Fitness Association
- American Medical Association
- Michigan State Medical Society
- Oakland and Macomb Medical Societies
Steve Vandenburg, RPT - New Baltimore Michigan
Steve Vandenberg is a State of Michigan licensed Physical Therapist who received his degree in PT from Oakland University in Rochester, Michigan in 1985. He began his career treating inpatient acute care patients. He has since worked in outpatient orthopedic settings as a PT staff member or as Director of Physical Therapy. He has experience and/or special training for geriatric, post operative orthopedic surgery patients and sports medicine patients. He has significant knowledge and experience working with spinal and extremity trauma, post-operative spinal and extremity rehabilitation including total joint replacement. He is skilled in manual therapy of the spine and extremities.
Connie Fuller
Connie Fuller, graduated from Oakland University with a B.S. in Allied Health Sciences and Masters in Physical Therapy. She has 30 years of experience in out-patient orthopedics, spinal pathology, vestibular rehabilitation, autoimmune dysfunctions, TMJ, and sports medicine. She has worked with athletes, weekend warriors, elderly and military personnel. Other areas of expertise have been in biomechanical instruction for injury prevention for golfers, weight lifters, and all branches of military service.
"After all these years, I still love what I do and going to work every day. It is important that we as therapists figure out the mechanical dysfunction by looking at the individual as a whole. Why are they having pain, what is the cause and work the whole body and not just the area of injury. Posture, alignment, body mechanics, one on one attention, along with facilitating a fun environment is what makes Physical Therapy successful"
The greatest benefit of working in a physician owned facility is the ability to communicate with the Doctor.