Dr. James Neuenschwander, M.D.

Dr. Neu is a Michigan native who has always been called to be a physician.  After completing an undergraduate, honors degree in molecular biology at the University of Michigan in three years, he attended the University of Michigan Medical School where he earned his M.D. degree.  Much to his disillusionment, he discovered in medical school that medicine was not about healing people but was about controlling symptoms.  He was accepted into the residency program in general surgery at the University of Michigan Hospitals.  In his third year, he had an epiphany.  He was exposed, first hand, to alternative healing methods; and this made him aware that there was an entire world of healing that he did not learn of in medical school.  As a result of this experience, he was trained in herbal and homeopathic medicine through self study and internship with master practitioners and ultimately left his surgical residency.  He began BEMC in 1988 with two other partners who have subsequently gone their own ways.  Dr. Neu also practiced and became board certified in emergency medicine as well as being trained as an acupuncturist.  His philosophy is that we are designed to be well—illness results when something is preventing that wellness.  Discover and treat that something, and the body heals itself.  Dr. Neu brings this philosophy along with a wealth of knowledge, experience, empathy, and a true caring for people to each patient encounter.

Dr. Weili Wang

 Chinese Acupuncturist

 “Dr. Weili Wang is a distinguished physician who excels in the use of acupuncture.

 Dr. Weeili Wang was born into a very influential medical family in China. She attended and graduated from both The Acupuncture School of Songhaujiang Prefecture and Harbin Medical University, one of the top ten medical universities in China.

Several of Dr. Wang’s medical writings have been published in various highly prestigious national medical journals. These articles continue to serve as a valuable and effective source of guidance for practicing acupuncture doctors across the country.

Dr. Wang was awarded “The Excellent Acupuncturist” in 1996 and 1998 from the Hospital of Songhajiang Prefecture and Harbin City Government, an honor given to the top medical doctors who have displayed an excellence in medical skills and ethics.

Dr Umangini (Dr. Uma) Desai B.H.M.S.I.C.R

E-map Supervisor,

 Constitutional Homeopathy,

 Darkfield Tech.

Umangini Desai belongs to a family of medical practitioners, which has been engaged in the field of medicine for fifty years or more. The atmosphere in her family has always been conducive to education from the beginning. Since her grandfather and other relatives are medical practitioners, microbiologists and pharmacists, she grew up in the atmosphere and the ethics of the medical profession. At her early age, she knew lot about medicine and the medical profession and saw how this profession helps mankind to be healthier and happier. All these eventually draw her towards this profession.

Knowing "Simila similibus curentour" - "Like cures like", a principle of homeopathy and characteristic of homeopathic medicine to increase immunity of patients, she got really interested and decided to make her career in it. Also knowing homeopathy as a least expensive cure, without having any major ill effects on patients, she saw homeopathy as a tool to provide best health and long living to humanity at a least expenditure.

Through out her schooling, she was a brilliant and outstanding student. She went to one of the accredited college in Sardar Patel University in India. After five and half years of full time schooling including one year internship in homeopathic hospital, She was awarded with degree of B.H.M.S (Bachelor of Homeopathy, Medicine and Surgery). She is always willing to learn new aspects and techniques of homeopathy. After completing her BHMS, she practiced homeopathy and joined ICR (Institute of Clinical Research in Homeopathy) for 2 years to get more experience in classical homeopathy and case taking techniques developed by well-known homeopaths, Dr. Samuel Hahnemann (1755 - 1843), Dr. M. L. Dhawale and others. She presented many cases in seminar and workshop with her colleagues. Occasionally she extended her volunteer services to poor and schools 111 underdeveloped area.

Laura Goldman, APRN, BC

Nurse Practitioner

Laura graduated with her undergraduate degree in nursing from Wayne State University in 1982.  Since that time, she has worked in a variety of emergency settings.   In addition to working in community and tertiary hospital emergency departments, Laura also spent several years flying with the Survival Flight helicopter program at the University of Michigan. Four years ago, Laura made the tough decision to leave clinical nursing and return to school.  This past May, she graduated from U. of M. with a Masters in Nursing, then subsequently passed her certification exam for Family Nurse Practitioner.  “I love having my own practice.  In this role, I am able to establish close, long-term relationships with my patients.”

Laura joined the Bio Energy Medical Center practice this summer.  She specializes in family practice and same day urgent appointments, but also assists Dr. Neu with many alternative medicine patients.  “I especially enjoy women’s health issues”, says Laura.  “Bio-identical hormone replacement therapy helps so many women go through menopause more comfortably.  I can offer patients the choice of alternative or traditional therapies for their health concerns.”

Obesity is a major concern of many patients, and Bio Energy Medical Center now offers a new weight loss program.  Laura works closely with many patients who are losing weight quickly and safely. “It’s about much more than body weight,” she says.  “A patients physical, mental and spiritual condition play equal roles in overall health.  We pay attention to the whole individual.”

Mary Markle, MSN, FNP-BC

Nurse Practitioner

Mary comes to us with a diverse background. She graduated with a Bachelor’s Degree in Social Sciences from the University of Northern Colorado in 1979. She went on to Rhodes State College to complete a Nursing degree in 1982. After completion, she co-founded and co-owned Helping Hands Homecare. This successful home health agency served south-central Michigan for 10 years. Mary had a desire to become an advanced practice nurse and went on to attend Michigan State University to pursue her Master’s Degree in Nursing. Upon completion of her Master’s Degree and national board certification in 1998, she provided comprehensive primary health care services to patients of all ages in a busy family practice setting. Teaching always was a passion of hers and she joined Baker College and Jackson Community College as an adjunct Allied Health Instructor.  For the last several years she taught special education students and developed curriculum and implemented a health careers exploration program for high school seniors.

Mary joined Bio Energy Medical Center in April of 2009 and is excited about working on a doctoral degree in naturopathic medicine while continuing to work with the wonderful patients and staff at the Center.

Brandy Boehmer

Patricia Neuenschwander, RN, BSN

Karen Perkins EMT-P

Phlebotomist Karen is an outstanding paramedic who is responsible for IV Therapy and our energy bed. Karen’s background also is predominantly in emergency medicine. She attended HVA for her EMT and Baker Community College for her paramedic training. She loves working at Bio Energy Medical Center and helping patients find alternative solutions to disease or illness.

Pam, Amber, Shelly, Regina and Sue