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Bio, fact sheet, quotes, story angles and downloadable brand imagery for Teri Rosado: songwriter, owner of HomeWell Care Services in Orlando, working in English and Spanish on music in dementia and Alzheimer's care. Press contact: hola@terirosado.com, (407) 280 5091. Share this page at terirosado.com/press-kit.
Photographs, cleared for press
Portrait
DownloadThe headshot. Interviews, bylines, panel programmes, speaker pages.
Caption: Teri Rosado, Orlando. Photograph courtesy of Teri Rosado.
Teri and Martin, at home
DownloadAnything about the two of them: the company, veterans work, family features.
Caption: Teri Rosado and Martin Mudd at home in Central Florida. Photograph courtesy of Teri Rosado.
With the songwriting award
DownloadSongwriting credits, the Billboard story, industry and Latin music coverage.
Caption: Teri Rosado with her award for the song written for Ednita Nazario. Photograph courtesy of Teri Rosado.
With Ednita Nazario
DownloadLatin music and collaboration stories. Names both women, so caption it in full.
Caption: Teri Rosado with Ednita Nazario. Photograph courtesy of Teri Rosado.
The moment, backstage
DownloadFeature openers and anything about what the song meant to the artist.
Caption: Teri Rosado and Ednita Nazario after the ceremony. Photograph courtesy of Teri Rosado.
Credit each as “Photograph courtesy of Teri Rosado”, and name Ednita Nazario where she appears. More on her Instagram, @teri.rosado. Need a different crop, a higher resolution file or a shot at the piano? Email hola@terirosado.com.
One line
Songwriter with a Billboard number one, and the owner of a home care company in Orlando, bringing music into dementia and Alzheimer's care.
Short bio, use as is
Teri Rosado is a songwriter and the owner of HomeWell Care Services in Orlando. She has written a Billboard number one for a Latin artist, and released a song of her own written during cancer treatment. Today she works where those two things meet: bringing music into dementia and Alzheimer's care, in English and in Spanish, for families across Central Florida.
Long bio
Teri Rosado writes songs and runs a home care company, and she came to both the same way: sitting with people who were frightened, and finding out that music got through when words could not.
As a writer she has a Billboard number one to her name, written for a Latin artist. As an artist she released a song written during her own cancer treatment, in one afternoon, and heard back from women her age who had been through the same rooms.
As an owner she runs HomeWell Care Services, providing non medical in home care across Orlando and Central Florida with her partner Martin Mudd, who leads their work with veterans and surviving spouses on VA Aid and Attendance. The household conversation and the paperwork both happen in English or in Spanish, whichever the family speaks at the kitchen table.
Her subject is what music does in dementia and Alzheimer's care: not as therapy language, but as the moment a room of people finishes a verse nobody expected them to remember.
Boilerplate, for the end of a release
Teri Rosado is an Orlando songwriter and the owner of HomeWell Care Services, providing non medical in home care across Central Florida in English and in Spanish. She works at the point where music meets dementia and Alzheimer's care, and writes about caregiving, memory and the year her own diagnosis rearranged everything. More at terirosado.com.
Fact sheet
- Full name
- Theresa “Teri” Rosado
- Goes by
- Teri Rosado, in print and on air
- Based in
- Orlando, Central Florida
- Roles
- Songwriter, and owner of HomeWell Care Services
- Languages
- English and Spanish
- As a writer
- A Billboard number one written for a Latin artist
- As an artist
- Released a song written during her own cancer treatment
- Subject
- Music in dementia and Alzheimer's care
- Partner
- Martin Mudd, veterans and VA Aid and Attendance
- Available for
- Interviews, panels, performances, community afternoons
- Recognition
- HomeWell Orlando: Best of Home Care by Activated Insights, 2024 and 2025; BBB accredited
- Service area
- Orlando and the surrounding Central Florida communities, including Winter Park, Maitland, Altamonte Springs, Oviedo, Lake Mary, Kissimmee and Windermere
- Press contact
- hola@terirosado.com · (407) 280 5091
- @teri.rosado
- Website
- terirosado.com
Quotes, cleared for use
“Music got through when words could not. That is the whole reason I do both jobs.”
Teri Rosado
“A room of residents finished a verse nobody expected them to remember. You do not forget the first time you see that.”
Teri Rosado
“Families arrive overwhelmed. The first thing we do is listen to who this person was before all of this.”
Teri Rosado
Awards and recognition
2024
Best of Home Care
Activated Insights, formerly Home Care Pulse. Based on what real clients and caregivers say in independent interviews.
2025
Best of Home Care
Awarded again the following year, which is the part that matters: it is a repeat, not a one off.
Accredited
Better Business Bureau
Recognised by the BBB, and reachable through it if a family ever wants a formal route to raise something.
Story angles
The songwriter who runs a care company
A Billboard number one writer who now runs in home care in Orlando, and who does not treat those as two careers.
Music in dementia care, without calling it therapy
What actually happens when a room of residents finishes a verse nobody expected them to remember, told carefully and without overclaiming.
The song she wrote for herself during treatment
Written in one afternoon on the back of an appointment sheet, and the letters that arrived afterwards from women her age.
Spanish speaking families and care in Central Florida
What changes for a household when the care conversation and the paperwork happen in their own language.
A song for someone you love
The intake that starts with a memory instead of a budget, and what it tells a caregiver about the person in the bed.
Questions she likes being asked
- What happens in a room when a song someone has not heard in forty years starts playing?
- You write songs and you run a care company. When did those stop being two separate jobs?
- What did the cancer year change about how you sit with somebody who is frightened?
- What do families get wrong about arranging care at home, and what would you tell them instead?
- What changes for a household when the whole conversation happens in Spanish?
- What is the one thing you wish more people knew about caregivers?
Using the name and the images
- Her name is Theresa Rosado. In print and on air she goes by Teri Rosado.
- The wordmark is set light. Do not embolden it, outline it or add a drop shadow.
- Images may be cropped and colour-graded warm. Do not flip, add filters that break the warm grade, or composite a face into them.
- These are illustrative brand images, not documentary photographs of Teri. Credit them as "Courtesy of Teri Rosado" and use the supplied caption where a caption is required.
Brand imagery, cleared for press
Brand imagery, for when a photograph is not the point.
These sit alongside the photographs above: atmosphere for the stories a portrait cannot carry, made for this brand rather than pulled from a stock library. Click any file to download it at full size, and use the caption underneath if your outlet needs one.
At the piano, from behind
DownloadThe portrait stand-in. Use where a headshot would normally sit.
Caption: Teri Rosado writes at the piano in Orlando, Florida.
Lyric sheet at the microphone
DownloadSongwriting and release stories.
Caption: A working lyric sheet, written by hand before anything is recorded.
Two hands, one record
DownloadMusic in dementia and Alzheimer's care.
Caption: A song someone still knows, played in a room where words have gone quiet.
The community room
DownloadSpeaking, performance and senior living bookings.
Caption: An afternoon session in a community room in Central Florida.
The writing desk
DownloadEssays, the journal, long reads.
Caption: The notebook the writing starts in, before it is a song or an essay.
Share card, 1200 x 630
DownloadLink previews, event listings, newsletter headers.
Caption: Teri Rosado: music, memory and real help at home.
The identity
Why the mark looks like this.
Three arcs opening upward from one point on a threshold line. Read one way it is sound leaving a source and filling a room. Read the other way it is a doorway you are welcome through.
The arcs get heavier as they get smaller, so the eye travels inward to the gold one: the small thing that carries. That is the song.
Nothing in it says medical. No cross, no heart, no clipboard. It has to sit on a piece of sheet music and on a care agreement without changing its voice.
It is drawn with two stroke weights and one gold hairline so it survives at 16 pixels in a browser tab and at three metres on a stage screen.
Logo files
Colour and type
Deep green
#2F5D50
Primary. Headers, buttons, the calm.
Gold
#C2903F
Accent. Rules, the one thing that shines.
Clay
#D98E73
Warmth. Highlights and hand-drawn moments.
Paper
#FAF7F1
Background. Everything reads on paper, not white.
Ink
#191E1B
Cinematic ground for full-bleed imagery.
- Fraunces
- Display and headlines. Set light, never bold-shouty.
- Inter
- Body, labels and forms.
Need something not in here — a specific crop, a logo in another format, a Spanish language bio, or an image on deadline? Email hola@terirosado.com or call (407) 280 5091.