Family Health Library was founded in 2005 and is headquartered in the Washington, D.C. metropolitan area.  FHL was formed because of the personal experiences of its founders.  In one case there was a  need to gather records for an elderly family member who was having major surgery.  In the other case, there was a need to obtain hospital records to assist in the diagnosis and treatment of a serous illness.  No online service came close to meeting those needs. 

Our Founders

Terry Elaine Miller
Ms. Miller is responsible for marketing and quality control oversight of FHL.  She is a lawyer and former law professor.  In the last twenty years, she has practiced law, taught at the Washington College of Law at American University and George Washington University Law School. 

Ms. Miller practiced law and held a senior management position at the D.C. office of Fried, Frank, Harris, Shriver & Jacobson.  Her practice of law concentrated on government contracts and litigation.  In her management role, she developed and operated a ground-breaking program for associate development and retention.

At the George Washington University Law Center, Ms. Miller was an Associate Law Professor  Masters Government Contracts Program and taught courses in contract formation, administrative and administrative practice; and supervised thesis for Masters Candidates. 

Her private sector clients included numerous corporations and government entities among them: McDonnell Douglas, SAIC, Motorola, National Semiconductor Corp., Martin Marietta Astronautics Groups, The World Bank, The United Nations Development Programme, The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, The National Weather Service,  United States Postal Service, Knolls Atomic Power Laboratory, Westinghouse Savannah River Company, Central Intelligence Agency, United States Army (Rock Island), Naval Air Warfare Center, Internal Revenue Service, Defense Logistics Agency, Naval Undersea Warfare Center, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, and the Naval Test Integration Facility. 

At the Washington College of Law, The American University, Ms. Miller was an Adjunct Professor of Law.  She developed and taught Government Contracts Law and a Seminar in Administrative Practice of Government

Ronald L. Freudenheim

Mr. Freudenheim is responsible for the operations and information technology development of FHL including the content and functionality of FHL's web site.  His background combines extensive experience in real estate lending, the purchase of distressed loans, portfolio management and the resolution of complex distressed debt with hands-on development of mission-critical information technology solutions in the financial services industry. 

Prior to forming Family Health Library, Mr. Freudenheim developed an licensed a suite of software applications that were pivotal in the sale of more than $4 billion in U.S. Small Business Administration loans, and approximately $1 billion in loans sold by the U.S. Department of housing and Urban Development.   

As a consultant to private investment groups, Mr. Freudenheim developed information systems for servicing and resolving large portfolios of distressed real estate loans and properties acquired from the Resolution Trust Corporation.  These systems were rated "excellent" by Standard & Poor's.  Mr. Freudenheim also provided analysis and workout services in connection with large bankruptcy and consensual workout cases involving more than $1 billion in asset value.

Mr. Freudenheim has provided portfolio analysis, asset management, and hands-on asset resolution to financial institutions in the Middle-Atlantic region.  In addition, Mr. Freudenheim was a principal of a firm that developed and licensed software to Lotus Development Corporation. He authored numerous commercial software applications and provided custom software development services to law firms and major U.S. corporations.   

Last Modified: 12/14/06