Mulberry Health

This February, we recognize Black History Month by reflecting on the profound contributions, perseverance, and leadership of Black individuals across history and in our present day.
As we mark the 100th anniversary of national Black history commemorations in 2026, it’s a powerful reminder of progress and the ongoing importance of inclusion and recognition.

Mulberry Minute: The holidays bring joy, but shorter days and less sunlight can affect mental health for many. Seasonal Affective Disorder is real, common, and treatable. If winter feels heavier than usual, know you’re not alone, and support is available.

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Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD) | Mental Health America Seasonal depression, also known as seasonal affective disorder (SAD) or the “winter blues,” is a subtype of depression or bipolar disorder that occurs and ends around the same time every year. Seasonal depression typically occurs when the seasons change and most symptoms begin in the fall and co...

This season, give yourself and your loved ones the gift of care that comes to you. 🎄✨

Our mobile primary care delivers personalized, hospital-level care designed to improve patient satisfaction, support better health outcomes, and reduce unnecessary hospital visits. From chronic condition management to routine care, we bring compassionate, high-quality healthcare right to your door, so you can focus on what matters most this holiday season.

Mulberry Minute: Life transitions can bring unexpected feelings of loneliness, even during positive changes. If you’re navigating a new season, know this is normal and connection can be rebuilt with intention, curiosity, and support. You don’t have to go through it alone.

Navigating a Life Transition? How to Cope and Find Connection Even positive transitions, like buying a new home or starting retirement, can leave you feeling unsettled and isolated.

A gentle reminder from our providers: stay hydrated, stay warm, and stay connected.

We offer preventative winter care, including fall-risk support, medication management, and any primary care needs from the comfort of your home. Let your holidays be merry AND healthy.

Call today to be seen be Mulberry Health's providers the next time they are in your neighborhood.

Mulberry Minute: Dehydration isn’t just a summer problem. In cold weather, it can sneak up faster and hit harder.

Why Hydration Matters, Even When It’s Cold Outside You might think the risk of dehydration is highest while exercising in the heat, but it can sneak up on you more easily in the cold.

Start the New Year by putting your health first. Even small steps today can create big changes in the months ahead.

Meet Erin Bond, DNP, NP, ACHPN
Mulberry Health’s Palliative Program Director

Erin Bond is a board-certified Nurse Practitioner with more than 20 years of clinical experience. Originally from Wisconsin, she made Arizona her home in 2007 and completed her Doctor of Nursing Practice at Arizona State University in 2014.

Erin’s background includes pain management, oncology, palliative care, and hospice medicine, and she has served in multiple leadership roles including Team Lead, Clinical Services Manager, and Executive Director. She is certified in Hospice and Palliative Medicine and is committed to providing meaningful, compassionate support to patients and families.

Outside of work, Erin enjoys time with her family whether watching her children play sports, volunteering at church, or hiking with her dogs. Her favorite moments are the quiet meals shared with her husband. Erin views palliative medicine as her calling and an honor to provide.

This Thanksgiving, we are grateful for the families, partners, providers, and patients who trust us to be part of their care. Wishing you a safe and joyful holiday.