For more than thirty years, Peter Rosenberger has personally traveled the path of the family caregiver. Through this journey, Peter discovered a caregiver can not only survive, but thrive in the midst of oftentimes grim circumstances. In an unparalleled journey with his wife Gracie, he has navigated a medical nightmare that mushroomed to 80 major operations. Furthermore, Gracie suffered the amputation of both legs, as well as enduring dozens of additional procedures. These difficult experiences led Peter to work with more than 80 treating physicians in 12 hospitals and 7 medical insurance companies. All of this caused medicals bills soaring to more than $10 million. Through his journey, Peter developed a firm grasp of the healthcare issues faced by families with disabilities. He currently resides in Nashville, TN.

For more than thirty years, Peter Rosenberger has personally traveled the path of the family caregiver. Through this journey, Peter discovered a caregiver can not only survive, but thrive in the midst of oftentimes grim circumstances. In an unparalleled journey with his wife Gracie, he has navigated a medical nightmare that mushroomed to 80 major operations. Furthermore, Gracie suffered the amputation of both legs, as well as enduring dozens of additional procedures. These difficult experiences led Peter to work with more than 80 treating physicians in 12 hospitals and 7 medical insurance companies. All of this caused medicals bills soaring to more than $10 million. Through his journey, Peter developed a firm grasp of the healthcare issues faced by families with disabilities. He currently resides in Nashville, TN.

For more than thirty years, Peter Rosenberger has personally traveled the path of the family caregiver. Through this journey, Peter discovered a caregiver can not only survive, but thrive in the midst of oftentimes grim circumstances. In an unparalleled journey with his wife Gracie, he has navigated a medical nightmare that mushroomed to 80 major operations. Furthermore, Gracie suffered the amputation of both legs, as well as enduring dozens of additional procedures. These difficult experiences led Peter to work with more than 80 treating physicians in 12 hospitals and 7 medical insurance companies. All of this caused medicals bills soaring to more than $10 million. Through his journey, Peter developed a firm grasp of the healthcare issues faced by families with disabilities. He currently resides in Nashville, TN.