CAROLINE BLAZOVSKY

Caroline Blazovsky is nationally recognized as America’s Healthy Home Expert ®. She is a home investigator and media personality promoting healthier homes throughout the U.S. She has been a regular vetted featured expert in AARP, Fine Homebuilding, Bottom Line Health, Shape, SiriusXM, House Smarts TV, The Jenny McCarthy Show, Reader’s Digest and hundreds of podcasts, radio and print interviews. With more than 26 years of experience and approximately 30,000 house investigations, she is a council-certified Mold Remediator (CMR), Environmental Allergen Consultant (CEAC) and Indoor Environmentalist Investigator (CIE) with graduate Sustainable Design education from Boston Architectural College and Public Health education from the University of Southern California Keck School of Medicine. She is also credentialed through the National Environmental Health Association as a Healthy Homes Specialist (HHS). Caroline resides as a board member of the ACAC responsible for creating national indoor air quality credentialing as well as an original founding member and scientific contributor to the national IAQA Public Education Committee. She resides as CEO of My Healthy Home®, a company specializing in indoor air quality products, consultations and services. Ms. Blazovsky was named a 2020 Top 25 Leading Woman Entrepreneur in her home state of New Jersey and her company My Healthy Home was a finalist for New Jersey Business of the Year 2020. Her company My Healthy Home was named "Best in Home Improvement in her regional area of Hunterdon County New Jersey for 2025 & 2026. She is a licensed home improvement contractor and works to diagnosis home problems that could be affecting health and wellness. We do our 10,000 steps, exercise regularly and eat a balanced diet, but what if your environment is making you sick? She identifies and corrects environmental issues like ionizing radiation exposure, radon, carbon monoxide, mold, mycotoxins, herbicides, formaldehyde and poor building practices and works with physicians through toxicology panels and tox burden reports to identify causative agents in home environments that may be contributing to health complaints, Her focus is working with physicians, homeowners, other building professionals and the public to improve wellness through home environments.