Peter Rosenberger often tells his radio audience that he is the "Crash-test Dummy of Caregivers!"

For nearly forty years, radio host, author, speaker, accomplished pianist, and a black belt in Hapkido, Peter has personally traveled the path of the family caregiver. His wisdom and insight are hard-won, and wryly shares that he "...has had ample time to make virtually every mistake one can make as a caregiver!"

In an unparalleled journey with his wife Gracie, he has navigated a medical nightmare that has mushroomed to 85+ operations, the amputation of both of Gracie's legs, treatment by more than 100 doctors in 13 hospitals, 7 medical insurance companies, and $15 million in medical bills.

This experience unquestionably qualifies him as an expert as a caregiver and has made him a most ardent champion for the family caregiver, providing him with an astonishing understanding of healthcare issues and a deep compassion for others. His infectious humor and candor bring freshness, hope, and laughter into the painful places of caregiving. He regularly speaks on a wide range of topics that include healthcare and finances, caregivers in the workplace, facing adversity, thriving as a caregiver, and family relationships.

Earning a Bachelor of Music from Belmont University, Peter is an accomplished pianist and often incorporates his expressive style of music into his presentations as he entertains, inspires, and challenges audiences from all walks of life.

Since 2013, he has carried his message of health and hope for the caregiver to the airwaves, hosting his own weekly show on 1510 WLAC (IHEART) in Nashville. In September 2017, Peter's show for caregivers became the first to go into syndication. HOPE FOR THE CAREGIVER is now heard weekly on more than 200 stations.

Peter's newest book is titled, "A MINUTE FOR CAREGIVERS - When Every Day Feels Like Monday."

Targeting America's 65+ million family caregivers, Peter show HOPE FOR THE CAREGIVER, has the goal of not just making family caregivers feel better, but offering them the tools and empowerment to be better. Drawing upon Peter's 30 years of experience as a caregiver, HOPE FOR THE CAREGIVER offers clear, proven, strategies and tools to guide caregivers towards a healthier lifestyle in every facet of their life.

In addition, HOPE FOR THE CAREGIVER provides invaluable tools to counselors, clergy, medical practitioners, employers and businesses faced with addressing the needs of the caregiver. Peter also serves as the president of Standing with Hope Inc., a nonprofit evangelical prosthetic limb outreach to developing countries.

Peter and Gracie reside in Southwest Montana

Peter's lengthy media credits include USA Today, The Today Show, Fox News, Guideposts Magazine, AARP, BBC World News,