Showing posts with label relocation to cameron park. Show all posts
Showing posts with label relocation to cameron park. Show all posts

Saturday, November 21, 2009

Alternative & Traditional Medicine



We have shown that you don't have to leave Cameron Park-to get what it is that you need-adding to that truth-We Now have a Center for Functional and Intregrative Medicine. Natural Therapies and Treatments:
TCM & Acupuncture, Hypertenstion & Diabetes, High Cholesterol,Hormone Balancing, Autoimmune Diseases, Food Sensitivities/Allergies, Management of Chronic Disease, Stress and Anxiety, Metabolic Syndrome/Obesity, Thyroid and Adrenal Dysfunction, Chronic Fatigue/Fibromyalgia, Lifestyle and Prevention.

Mark Holthouse, M.D. is Board Certified in Family and Alternative Medicine
Marc Fierro, L.Ac., PA-C is Acupuncturist
Susan Caffery, FNP
Cindy Swan is Lifestyle Coach
Located at: 3104 Ponte Morino Drive, Ste. 110 Cameon Park, CA 95682 530-676-1003 http://www.cfim1.com/

For any and all information on Cameron Park-Wendi-Mae is your neighborhood specialist. Check out her community website at http://www.cameronpark.com/ or her personal website at http://www.wendimae.com/ She can also be reached Toll Free 866-333-6333 or via email at wendimae@wendimae.com

Wednesday, August 19, 2009

It isn't just about the Real Estate...what about the Wine?

El Dorado Wine Country-Wine making at a higher level...easy to reach, difficult to leave! El Dorado is located in California's scenic Gold Country, in the foothills of the Sierra Nevada. One can visit, and taste year-round. Enjoy special winery events throught the year, including barrel tastings, bottling parties, decadent dessert and wine pairings, and a variety of wine club affairs. Many of the wineries, don't charge to taste either! Yummy! We often have Client events in one of the many wonderful venues in this beautiful Country location.
For a list of all wineries and visitor information: visit HTTP://www.eldoradowines.org
Sacramento to Placerville: 38 Miles
San Francisco to Placerville: 115 Miles
Napa to Placerville: 87 Miles
South Lake Tahoe to Placerville: 46 Miles
A trip, worth taking.

For more information, contact your Neighborhood Realtor,

Wendi-Mae Davis, CRS, GRI,
Broker Asssociate for Connect Realty.com, INC.
HTTP://www.wendimae.com email me at:wendimae@wendimae.com or call us
Toll free 866-333-6333-
we look forward to assisting you with all your Real Estate needs.
We are full service Residential Real Estate Brokerage-complete with Counseling services available.

Wednesday, July 29, 2009

Be Firewise...Wildfire preparedness for your home and Pets

Hope it never happens to you...For an information intense Packet on Fire Preparedness-The National Firewise Communities Program provides wildland/Urban interface resources for Firefighter safety, Community Planning, Landscaping, Construction, and maintenance to protect people, their pets, their property-and natural resources from Wildfire. More information is available from the firewise website at: http://www.firewise.org A helpful checklist, and good place to start:1) Home ignition Zone-Begin with at least 30 ft of space immediately around the home and extending out as far as 100-200 feet.2) Lean, Clean, and Green landscaping-With firewise landscaping, you can create a survivable space around your home that reduces the threat significantly.3) Fire-resistant roof construction-self explantory.4) Fire resistant attachments-include any structure connected to your home, suck as decks, porches, or fences. If they are attached and are not fire resistant, then the home as a whole is vulnerable to ignition.ood w/legible & clearly marked5) Fire-resistant construction-Wall materials that resist heat and flames include brick, cement, plaster, stucco, and concrete masonry. Tempered and double-pane glass windows can make a home more resistant to wildfire and flames. Why? Firebrands (embers) collect in small nooks and crannies and ignite combustible materials...6) A disaster Plan-The time to plan for any emergency is prior to the event. Discuss this with your family, and have emergency numbers close by-and in a visible place. Leave before it is too late. Decide where you will go, and how you will get there. Have tools available, such as a shovel, rake, axe, handsaw, or a chainsaw. Maintain an emergency water source too. Have plans for your pets, practice family fire drills.7) Emergency Access-Identify your home and N'hood w/clearly marked streets and names and numbers. Your driveway should be at least 13 feet wide, with a verticle clearance of 15 feet and a slope no more than 5 percent for emergency vehicles...Provided to you by:
Wendi-Mae Davis, ABR, CRS, GRI.
Broker Associate/Real Estate Counselor
Connect Realty.com, INC.
Toll Free 866-333-6333
http://www.wendimae.com
wendimae@wendimae.com
I look forward to the possibility od assisting you in your quest!