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Monica Stynchula

Monica Stynchula is the Founder & CEO of REUNIONCare, Inc. a health information technology company and Credit For Caring (USPTO Trademark) virtual social worker and e-commerce technology. REUNIONCare, Inc. an SBA certified Women-owned small business.

Monica received her MSW and MPH from the University of Pittsburgh. She is a lifetime member of the Delta Omega Public Health Honor Society. Distinguished Alumnus Recipient at Seton Hill University. She is a graduate of the USA Office of National Coordination HITECH health information specialist completing her designations as HIT Pro and CPHIMSS.

To learn more about Monica, connect with her on social media below:Monica Stynchula is the Founder & CEO of REUNIONCare, Inc. a health information technology company REUNIONCare, Inc. an SBA certified Women-owned small business. Monica received her MSW and MPH from the University of Pittsburgh.

Do you feel invisible? Do you feel that the world around you has forgotten that you exist? You are not alone. Feelings of sadness and loneliness go hand in hand as our abilities and resources decline and our age increases. It seems to come out from the shadows and complicate life with age. Whether it is neglect or abuse, it hurts. The pain can be physical, emotional, and/or financial.

Are you being abused?

  • Have you asked for assistance with your daily needs such as eating, bathing, toileting, and other personal tasks but no one is available to help you?
  • Are you alone with no trusted family or friends to call in an emergency?
  • Has anyone asked you for money or help not related to your daily care?
  • Have you been physically or verbally threatened by someone?
  • Do you feel unsafe in your home?

If you have answered yes to any of these questions, then you may be experiencing abuse or neglect. There is help available through 911, your local police and your local aging services provider. Please know that your safety is important to us. Reach out for help.

Find Help

As a caregiver, there are signs to be on the lookout for. Be sure to visit our resource page on “Living a Better Life” and learn how you can help someone who is experiencing neglect and abuse.

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