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Monica Stynchula and Christopher MacLellan team up again for another informative podcast series to introduce you to the Whole Care Network's 4 Pillars of Care by asking you one simple question: How do you want to be cared for as you age? By planning now, successful aging is in your control!

Monica Stychula is the founder and CEO of Renion Care. Monica has dedicated her life to bringing relief to caregivers in various ways. Her latest program, Credit For Caring, allows caregivers to purchase durable medical goods at wholesale prices, delivered right to their door. "Selecting the right home safety and medical equipment is overwhelming for people outside the healthcare system. We do this for you. We have searched and selected the best products for daily living activities and home safety. In fact, we use the 'not in my backyard' test for our selections. We will not sell equipment we would not use personally in our home. Best of all, we bundled products by activity and room to reduce the time you need to shop window." Monica Stynchula, Founder and CEO of Credit for Caring, is a WCNFluecner Visit Credit for Caring on the Whole Care Network https://thewholecarenetwork.com/credit-for-caring/

Monica Stynchula and Christopher MacLellan team up again for another informative podcast series to introduce you to the Whole Care Network's 4 Pillars of Care by asking you one simple question: How do you want to be care for as you age? By planning now, successful aging is in your control! xRv7wxWvKq5dNUiN4zBU

Monica Stynchula and Christopher MacLellan team up again for another informative podcast series to introduce you to the Whole Care Network's 4 Pillars of Care by asking you one simple question: How do you want to be care for as you age? By planning now, successful aging is in your control! xRv7wxWvKq5dNUiN4zBU

Monica Stynchula and Christopher MacLellan team up again for another informative podcast series to introduce you to the Whole Care Network's 4 Pillars of Care by asking you one simple question: How do you want to be care for as you age? By planning now, successful aging is in your control!

There are plenty of variables and uncertainties while in the midst of Caregiving. In the end, the number one job of a caregiver is to take care of self. On our final episode of " It Takes A Team to Care"Monica Stynchula from REUNIONCare discusses the importance of self-care for the caregiver before, during and after caregiving has ended. Listen in and learn how Monica Stynchula from REUNIONCare is creating Healing Ties all around us! Visit REUNIONCare.com and sign-up for your own Circle of Care account because it does take a team to care!

There are plenty of variables and uncertainties while in the midst of Caregiving. In the end, the number one job of a caregiver is to take care of self. On our final episode of " It Takes A Team to Care"Monica Stynchula from REUNIONCare discusses the importance of self-care for the caregiver before, during and after caregiving has ended. Visit REUNIONCare.com and sign-up for your own Circle of Care account because it does take a team to care!

There are plenty of variables and uncertainties while in the midst of Caregiving. In the end, the number one job of a caregiver is to take care of self. On our final episode of " It Takes A Team to Care"Monica Stynchula from REUNIONCare discusses the importance of self-care for the caregiver before, during and after caregiving has ended. Listen in and learn how Monica Stynchula from REUNIONCare is creating Healing Ties all around us! Visit REUNIONCare.com and sign-up for your own Circle of Care account because it does take a team to care!

There are plenty of variables and uncertainties while in the midst of Caregiving. In the end, the number one job of a caregiver is to take care of self. On our final episode of " It Takes A Team to Care"Monica Stynchula from REUNIONCare discusses the importance of self-care for the caregiver before, during and after caregiving has ended. Visit REUNIONCare.com and sign-up for your own Circle of Care account because it does take a team to care!

There are plenty of variables and uncertainties while in the midst of Caregiving. In the end, the number one job of a caregiver is to take care of self. On our final episode of " It Takes A Team to Care"Monica Stynchula from REUNIONCare discusses the importance of self-care for the caregiver before, during and after caregiving has ended. Listen in and learn how Monica Stynchula from REUNIONCare is creating Healing Ties all around us! Visit REUNIONCare.com and sign-up for your own Circle of Care account because it does take a team to care!

There are plenty of variables and uncertainties while in the midst of Caregiving. In the end, the number one job of a caregiver is to take care of self. On our final episode of " It Takes A Team to Care"Monica Stynchula from REUNIONCare discusses the importance of self-care for the caregiver before, during and after caregiving has ended. Listen in and learn how Monica Stynchula from REUNIONCare is creating Healing Ties all around us! Visit REUNIONCare.com and sign-up for your own Circle of Care account because it does take a team to care!

There are plenty of variables and uncertainties while in the midst of Caregiving. In the end, the number one job of a caregiver is to take care of self. On our final episode of " It Takes A Team to Care"Monica Stynchula from REUNIONCare discusses the importance of self-care for the caregiver before, during and after caregiving has ended. Visit REUNIONCare.com and sign-up for your own Circle of Care account because it does take a team to care!

Uniting patients, families and care professionals is critical to finding solutions while in the midst of Caregiving. On this episode of "It Takes A Team to Care" Monica Stynchula from REUNIONCare discusses the importance of Intelligent Care Coordination to help maximize positive outcomes for caregivers. Listen in and learn how Monica Stynchula from REUNIONCare is creating Healing Ties all around us! Visit REUNIONCare.com and sign-up for your own Circle of Care account because it does take a team to care!

Uniting patients, families and care professionals is critical to finding solutions while in the midst of Caregiving. On this episode of " It Takes A Team to Care"Monica Stynchula from REUNIONCare discusses the importance of Intelligent Care Coordination to help maximize positive outcomes for caregivers. Visit REUNIONCare.com and sign-up for your own Circle of Care account because it does take a team to care!

Uniting patients, families and care professionals is critical to finding solutions while in the midst of Caregiving. On this episode of "It Takes A Team to Care" Monica Stynchula from REUNIONCare discusses the importance of Intelligent Care Coordination to help maximize positive outcomes for caregivers. Listen in and learn how Monica Stynchula from REUNIONCare is creating Healing Ties all around us! Visit REUNIONCare.com and sign-up for your own Circle of Care account because it does take a team to care!

Uniting patients, families and care professionals is critical to finding solutions while in the midst of Caregiving. On this episode of " It Takes A Team to Care"Monica Stynchula from REUNIONCare discusses the importance of Intelligent Care Coordination to help maximize positive outcomes for caregivers. Visit REUNIONCare.com and sign-up for your own Circle of Care account because it does take a team to care!

Uniting patients, families and care professionals is critical to finding solutions while in the midst of Caregiving. On this episode of " It Takes A Team to Care"Monica Stynchula from REUNIONCare discusses the importance of Intelligent Care Coordination to help maximize positive outcomes for caregivers. Visit REUNIONCare.com and sign-up for your own Circle of Care account because it does take a team to care!

Uniting patients, families and care professionals is critical to finding solutions while in the midst of Caregiving. On this episode of "It Takes A Team to Care" Monica Stynchula from REUNIONCare discusses the importance of Intelligent Care Coordination to help maximize positive outcomes for caregivers. Listen in and learn how Monica Stynchula from REUNIONCare is creating Healing Ties all around us! Visit REUNIONCare.com and sign-up for your own Circle of Care account because it does take a team to care!

Uniting patients, families and care professionals is critical to finding solutions while in the midst of Caregiving. On this episode of "It Takes A Team to Care" Monica Stynchula from REUNIONCare discusses the importance of Intelligent Care Coordination to help maximize positive outcomes for caregivers. Listen in and learn how Monica Stynchula from REUNIONCare is creating Healing Ties all around us! Visit REUNIONCare.com and sign-up for your own Circle of Care account because it does take a team to care!

Caregivers need three things; Validation, Respite and Resources. On this episode of “It Takes A Team To Care” Monica Stynchula from REUNIONCare helps guide us through the massive amount of resources available for all Caregivers. Visit REUNIONCare.com and sign-up for your own Circle of Care account because it does take a team to care!

Caregivers need three things; Validation, Respite and Resources. On this episode of “It Takes A Team To Care” Monica Stynchula from REUNIONCare helps guide us through the massive amount of resources available for all Caregivers. Listen in and learn how Monica Stynchula from REUNIONCare is creating Healing Ties all around us! Visit REUNIONCare.com and sign-up for your own Circle of Care account because it does take a team to care!

Caregivers need three things; Validation, Respite and Resources. On this episode of “It Takes A Team To Care” Monica Stynchula from REUNIONCare helps guide us through the massive amount of resources available for all Caregivers. Listen in and learn how Monica Stynchula from REUNIONCare is creating Healing Ties all around us! Visit REUNIONCare.com and sign-up for your own Circle of Care account because it does take a team to care!

Caregivers need three things; Validation, Respite and Resources. On this episode of “It Takes A Team To Care” Monica Stynchula from REUNIONCare helps guide us through the massive amount of resources available for all Caregivers. Listen in and learn how Monica Stynchula from REUNIONCare is creating Healing Ties all around us! Visit REUNIONCare.com and sign-up for your own Circle of Care account because it does take a team to care!

Caregivers need three things; Validation, Respite and Resources. On this episode of “It Takes A Team To Care” Monica Stynchula from REUNIONCare helps guide us through the massive amount of resources available for all Caregivers. Visit REUNIONCare.com and sign-up for your own Circle of Care account because it does take a team to care!

Caregivers need three things; Validation, Respite and Resources. On this episode of “It Takes A Team To Care” Monica Stynchula from REUNIONCare helps guide us through the massive amount of resources available for all Caregivers. Visit REUNIONCare.com and sign-up for your own Circle of Care account because it does take a team to care!

Caregivers need three things; Validation, Respite and Resources. On this episode of “It Takes A Team To Care” Monica Stynchula from REUNIONCare helps guide us through the massive amount of resources available for all Caregivers. Listen in and learn how Monica Stynchula from REUNIONCare is creating Healing Ties all around us! Visit REUNIONCare.com and sign-up for your own Circle of Care account because it does take a team to care!

Building Safe Environments is critical to aging in place safely. On this episode of “It Takes A Team To Care” Monica Stynchula from REUNIONCare discusses the concept of Wrap Around Care and the importance of using REUNIONCare's Ability Tracker and Safety Check in order to evaluate safety issues in the home. Visit REUNIONCare.com and sign-up for your own Circle of Care account because it does take a team to care!

Building Safe Environments is critical to aging in place safely. On this episode of “It Takes A Team To Care” Monica Stynchula from REUNIONCare discusses the concept of Wrap Around Care and the importance of using REUNIONCare's Ability Tracker and Safety Check in order to evaluate safety issues in the home. Visit REUNIONCare.com and sign-up for your own Circle of Care account because it does take a team to care!

Building Safe Environments is critical to aging in place safely. On this episode of “It Takes A Team To Care” Monica Stynchula from REUNIONCare discusses the concept of Wrap Around Care and the importance of using REUNIONCare's Ability Tracker and Safety Check in order to evaluate safety issues in the home. Visit REUNIONCare.com and sign-up for your own Circle of Care account because it does take a team to care!

Building Safe Environments is critical to aging in place safely. On this episode of “It Takes A Team To Care” Monica Stynchula from REUNIONCare discusses the concept of Wrap Around Care and the importance of using REUNIONCare's Ability Tracker and Safety Check in order to evaluate safety issues in the home. Visit REUNIONCare.com and sign-up for your own Circle of Care account because it does take a team to care!

Building Safe Environments is critical to aging in place safely. On this episode of “It Takes A Team To Care” Monica Stynchula from REUNIONCare discusses the concept of Wrap Around Care and the importance of using REUNIONCare's Ability Tracker and Safety Check in order to evaluate safety issues in the home. Visit REUNIONCare.com and sign-up for your own Circle of Care account because it does take a team to care!

Building Safe Environments is critical to aging in place safely. On this episode of “It Takes A Team To Care” Monica Stynchula from REUNIONCare discusses the concept of Wrap Around Care and the importance of using REUNIONCare's Ability Tracker and Safety Check in order to evaluate safety issues in the home. Visit REUNIONCare.com and sign-up for your own Circle of Care account because it does take a team to care!

Suddenly you're a caregiver and you are instantly expected to know unfamiliar medical terminology that might be foreign to you. On this episode of “It Takes A Team To Care” Monica Stynchula describes some common medical terms that will be helpful to you in your role as a family caregiver. Visit REUNIONCare.com and sign-up for your own Circle of Care account because it does take a team to care!

Suddenly you're a caregiver and you are instantly expected to know unfamiliar medical terminology that might be foreign to you. On this episode of “It Takes A Team To Care” Monica Stynchula describes some common medical terms that will be helpful to you in your role as a family caregiver. Visit REUNIONCare.com and sign-up for your own Circle of Care account because it does take a team to care!

Suddenly you're a caregiver and you are instantly expected to know unfamiliar medical terminology that might be foreign to you. On this episode of “It Takes A Team To Care” Monica Stynchula describes some common medical terms that will be helpful to you in your role as a family caregiver. Visit REUNIONCare.com and sign-up for your own Circle of Care account because it does take a team to care!

Suddenly you're a caregiver and you are instantly expected to know unfamiliar medical terminology that might be foreign to you. On this episode of “It Takes A Team To Care” Monica Stynchula describes some common medical terms that will be helpful to you in your role as a family caregiver. Visit REUNIONCare.com and sign-up for your own Circle of Care account because it does take a team to care!

Suddenly you're a caregiver and you are instantly expected to know unfamiliar medical terminology that might be foreign to you. On this episode of “It Takes A Team To Care” Monica Stynchula describes some common medical terms that will be helpful to you in your role as a family caregiver. Visit REUNIONCare.com and sign-up for your own Circle of Care account because it does take a team to care!

Suddenly you're a caregiver and you are instantly expected to know unfamiliar medical terminology that might be foreign to you. On this episode of “It Takes A Team To Care” Monica Stynchula describes some common medical terms that will be helpful to you in your role as a family caregiver. Visit REUNIONCare.com and sign-up for your own Circle of Care account because it does take a team to care!

By 2030, 72.8 million ―more than one in five U.S. residents―will be age 65 or older. The greatest growth will be in the numbers of the “oldest old,” the population that is most in need of help because they are most likely to have physical, cognitive and other functional limitation. On our first episode of “It Takes A Team To Care” Monica Stynchula from REUNIONCare provides us with the timely tools we need to be successful in our role as a family caregiver.

By 2030, 72.8 million ―more than one in five U.S. residents―will be age 65 or older. The greatest growth will be in the numbers of the “oldest old,” the population that is most in need of help because they are most likely to have physical, cognitive and other functional limitation. On this episode of “It Takes A Team To Care” Monica Stynchula provides us with the timely tools we need to be successful in our role as a family caregiver.

By 2030, 72.8 million ―more than one in five U.S. residents―will be age 65 or older. The greatest growth will be in the numbers of the “oldest old,” the population that is most in need of help because they are most likely to have physical, cognitive and other functional limitation. On our first episode of “It Takes A Team To Care” Monica Stynchula from REUNIONCare provides us with the timely tools we need to be successful in our role as a family caregiver.

By 2030, 72.8 million ―more than one in five U.S. residents―will be age 65 or older. The greatest growth will be in the numbers of the “oldest old,” the population that is most in need of help because they are most likely to have physical, cognitive and other functional limitation. On this episode of “It Takes A Team To Care” Monica Stynchula provides us with the timely tools we need to be successful in our role as a family caregiver.

By 2030, 72.8 million ―more than one in five U.S. residents―will be age 65 or older. The greatest growth will be in the numbers of the “oldest old,” the population that is most in need of help because they are most likely to have physical, cognitive and other functional limitation. On this episode of “It Takes A Team To Care” Monica Stynchula provides us with the timely tools we need to be successful in our role as a family caregiver.

By 2030, 72.8 million ―more than one in five U.S. residents―will be age 65 or older. The greatest growth will be in the numbers of the “oldest old,” the population that is most in need of help because they are most likely to have physical, cognitive and other functional limitation. On our first episode of “It Takes A Team To Care” Monica Stynchula from REUNIONCare provides us with the timely tools we need to be successful in our role as a family caregiver.

On the Wednesday, August 28th 2013 at 10AM Pacific/1PM Eastern our special guest is Monica Stynchula, MPH, MSW, CEO of Dovetail Care, who's mission is fostering Conversation, Communication and Engagement for the welfare of others. We'll discuss cover a range of topics including patient engagement, activation and empowerment. More about Monica: "Monica combines her education in fields of public health, social work and health information technology with her passion helping others.  Monica founded Dovetail Care, Inc. in 2012 that combines her passion for public health and health information to extend the benefits of the electronic health record principals to a person's entire life. Her years as a medical social worker spanned inpatient, outpatient and home health programs with extensive experience with elderly patients. She has provided extensive consultation services to individuals instituting nontraditional and cost-effective education programs, creating innovative curriculum using software, text and self-designed hands-on materials.    Monica has 25 year of professional experience in the community and hospital based work. She is a member of the 2013 American Society Aging Leadership Academy and a certified health information Technology professional completing the Office of National Coordination HIT curriculum.  She has directed critical access hospital based programs providing school, community and clinical health education and risk reduction programs with 18 different program areas. She developed the Tennessee statewide preferred provider organization which was resold to numerous other insurance companies as she worked for the American General Insurance."   Join us!