About Us

Terry Kaldhusdal

This is Terry Kaldhusdal’s fifth documentary film. His previous work includes Thinking Like a Historian, for the Wisconsin State Historical Society, and America’s Kings and Queens, The Gilded Age in Middle America, winner of the Wisconsin Historical Society's 2010 Public Programs Award.

The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel has written that Kaldhusdal’s work is “clear and concise” and added that he has a “passion for learning and a talent for communicating.” Columnist Laurel Walker has called his work “A-plus” and stated that he has “a knack for documenting history.”

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Mike Bernhagen

Mike Bernhagen, Director of Community Engagement & Care Partner Relations with Rainbow Hospice Care of Jefferson, Wisconsin, is well-acquainted with the American medical system.  From 1994 to 2003, he worked in business development with one of the Midwest’s largest integrated healthcare delivery systems and multi-specialty group practices.  During this decade, his time and energy were spent focusing on things like "physician incentive compensation plans", “revenue growth”, “patient acquisition”, and “referral relationship development”.  Those priorities changed in late 2003, however, when his mother, Rita, passed away from congestive heart failure and vascular dementia.

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