Coming from a long heritage of publishing, 127 years and four generations to be exact, I have a reverence and love of content and the power that it has to educate and transform our lives. In my early years working on a printing press, I was always amazed at how ideas turned into books and eventually found readers. The publishing process was magical to me and I wanted to look under the hood and figure it out myself. On that journey, I discovered that my great grandfather published thousands of different books, starting when he was in law school at the University of Michigan where he invented the concept of course notes. My grandfather found his place in publishing starting just before the beginning of World War II where he figured out how to acquire vast amounts of content from Germany, find an audience for that content and deliver what they needed. Publishing today is vastly different in delivery and form than it was then, but the basic concepts haven’t changed at all: find readers and give them content that they need and transform their lives.

Our modern publishing program delivers digital and printed content to our readers, most of whom are facing a chronic disease. We have helped patients and families dealing with prostate cancer, heart health, diabetes, various forms of cancer as well as much smaller disease states such as hypoparathyroidism, Gaucher Disease, Hunter Syndrome and many others. Serving patients and making a difference in their lives is what drives us to find the most impactful subjects and deliver expert content, over and over… and change their lives.