Meet Moneta Health
Cognitive care that connects.
We are living in the golden age of neuroscience. We have learned more about the brain in the last 20 years than in all of human history.
The practice of cognitive rehabilitation therapy is grounded in a growing recognition of the brain’s capacity to adapt and change, even after brain injury or illness.
Moneta’s mission is to make cognitive rehabilitation accessible to everyone who can benefit, improving independence and quality of life while reducing costs for our healthcare system.
We believe in...
We are building therapy services with the goal of having them be widely available, convenient and easy to use for all who need them, regardless of whether they live in an urban or rural area. It's the reason our service is delivered at home and accessed by a regular telephone.
Co-founders & Clinical Leadership
We are proud of the experienced, multi-disciplinary, multi-generational team we're building at Moneta Health. The combined skills and shared purpose are critical to making a positive impact.
Paul Campbell
CEO & Founder
Jen Flexman, PhD, MBA
COO & Co-founder
Becky Vaughan-Darwish MEd, CCC-SLP
Clinical Director
Susan Kane MS, CCC-SLP
Moneta Therapist
Erin Smith MA, CCC-SLP
Moneta Therapist
Breckan McCormick MS, CCC-SLP
Moneta Therapist
Ashley Franz MS, CCC-SLP
Moneta Therapist
Jessie Ng MHSc, SLP
Clinical Operations Lead
Becky Tuyen
Clinical Operations Associate
Why Moneta
Our virtual speech therapy practice focuses only on treating cognitive impairment to improve the quality of life and functional independence of your patients.
World Health Organization
"Rehabilitation following a dementia diagnosis can be an effective approach to empower individuals to maintain independence for as long as possible. It also ensures that they remain central to decisions regarding their treatment and care."
Cochrane
"Given the size of the observed positive effects and the quality of the evidence, it seems justified that the intervention is considered for inclusion in post-diagnostic care. [Cognitive rehabilitation] can form a part of a clinical toolkit to assist people with dementia in overcoming some of the everyday barriers imposed by cognitive difficulties."
American Speech-Language-Hearing Association (ASHA)
"Speech-language pathologists play a critical role in diagnosing and treating cognitive-communication disorders, leading to measurable improvements in daily functioning."
Our Investors
We are grateful for the financial and strategic support of mission-aligned investors who believe in our vision to improve brain health.
