QC Kinetix Kettering OH

Julie Fox, C-FNP, serves as the Medical Provider for QC Kinetix – Dayton. Julie received her associate’s degree from Southern Adventist University in 1995; her Bachelor of Science from Miami University in 2008; and her master’s in family primary care nursing from Indiana Wesleyan University in 2014. Because of her own experience with trauma and pain from a near-death school bus accident, Julie knew she wanted to be a nurse and make a positive difference in someone else’s life from the age of 12. At age 14, Julie left her home in Quebec, Canada, to attend a self-supporting school and Sanatorium in Dayton, Tennessee. She trained to be a nursing assistant, working in the mornings in the Sanatorium and attending school in the afternoons. For over 20 years, Julie served as a med-surgical rehabilitation nurse, learning the value of an integrated-team approach to managing pain and regaining physical function. During the last eight years, Julie has been working as a wellness nurse practitioner, seeing firsthand the benefits and life-changing successes of regenerative medicine. By listening, fostering an environment that promotes respect and building a trusting partnership with her clients, Julie is dedicated to providing excellent patient-centered care. She lives and works knowing that life is not simply about being alive, but living well.

Dr. Marren Weber is a Board-Certified Family Medicine physician with 20 years of clinical experience in both Urgent Care and Family Medicine.
After completing residency training in Chicago, she returned home to Cleveland where she has worked for University Hospitals Health Systems, the Cleveland Military Entrance Physical Station and in both urgent care and primary care settings.
Most recently she joined QC Kinetix in 2021, to further focus on orthobiologic medicine, as the Supervising Physician for QC Kinetix of Dayton.

In her practice Dr Weber emphasizes treating patients comprehensively and holistically, with special interests in musculoskeletal issues and dysfunction.
For the last ten years, she has pursued additional training in regenerative medicine with a focus on patients’ lifestyles, and alternate ways to decrease pain and maximize functionality.

Having undergone three hip surgeries as a child, Dr. Weber is deeply committed to treating orthopedic issues both proactively and preventatively. She feels that patients who are treated with a multimodality, integrative approach rehabilitate and have the best recovery.

“I’m fascinated and thrilled with these new treatment options we have for patients. Life is motion, and we have the capacity to help our patients regain the quality of life they deserve. To potentially avoid surgical intervention, and see patients regain functionality- all by using the immense potential and remarkable power of their own bodies’ healing cells- is amazing to witness. It is the future of musculoskeletal medicine and lifestyle/activity-based care for our patients.”