About Us

Terri Shearer is the Founder of HomeHealthCareBooks.com, with more than 20 years experience in the education and technology fields. Terri founded Shearer Technologies in 1996, which evolved into ShearTech Advantage in 2001, and finally ShearLearn Global in 2003. Her interest in providing health care in the home was spurred by her own experiences as a care giver to two members of her immediate family. In the course of this experience, Terri discovered rather quickly that some very basic information is sometimes the most difficult to find, and, with her skills as an educator, set about changing the field.

Marg Hampton is an experienced Family Caregiver with primary responsibility for her father's journey with multiple heart attacks, congestive heart failure, and more, as well as her mother's advancing dementia and the loss of her own husband. Marg spent more than 25 years in corporate planning and management consulting in New York and the South prior to these urgent family home care demands, foist into a strange new world the hard way... Marg wants to help you through your caregiver trials, to discover those special bonding moments you would experience no other way.

Paul D. Guyon is a Michigan native. He has been in the Information Technology field since 1981. He is the former Chief Information Officer for a Traverse City, Michigan logistics company, Distribution Solutions International, DSII.COM. During his 14 years at DSI Guyon envisioned, created, and implemented business processes and technology that helped the company to grow from just under $1M in gross sales in 1991 to over $50M in gross sales when he left in 2004. In 2005 Paul joined Maxwell Medals & Awards. He manages the company's Information Technology and consults with corporate management to develop technology and online marketing to aid in Maxwell's continued growth. Paul joined HomeHealthCareBooks.com in the fall of 2007 to contribute experience and leadership in technology and marketing. Paul has been exposed to the health care field his entire life. His parents and brother are doctors of Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation. His family provided in home care for his father who died of Alzheimer's Disease in 1986. Paul credits his father for his entry into the technology field.