Meet the Team
Our Board of Directors
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Tiffany Moniz, MA, CCC-SLP, is the owner and founder of Speech Therapy Solutions. A licensed speech-language pathologist with specialized training in Orofacial Myofunctional Therapy, she values individualized support to improve communication, voice, and swallowing in people with neurological conditions. She is a strong advocate in her community for ethical, compassionate care. Tiffany opened her private practice in 2020 and lives in Lancaster, PA with her husband and two children.
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Mr. David D. Haught was commissioned a second lieutenant in the U.S. Army following his graduation from Widener University with a Bachelor’s of Science degree in accounting. Dave’s overseas assignments include Germany, Korea, and Iraq. His command and staff experience includes Battery Commander, Assignment Officer, Battalion Executive Officer, Assistant to the Director of the Army Staff, DIVARTY S-3, Battalion Commander, Brigade Commander, Corps Artillery Commander, and Director, Information Operations Proponent. He completed a 29+ year career as Division Chief, Joint Requirements and Assessments, Deputy Chief of Staff, G-8, Headquarters, Department of the Army, the Pentagon. Following active duty, Dave served as the Program Director, U.S. Army Force Management School; Senior Military Analyst, Deputy Chief of Staff, G-3, Headquarters, Department of the Army, the Pentagon; and Assistant Professor, U.S. Army Command and General Staff School Satellite Campus at Fort Belvoir, Virginia. In addition to his BS degree, he has a Master’s of Science in Strategic Studies from the U.S. Army War College and a Master’s of Military Art and Science from the U.S. Army Command and General Staff College.
Dave was diagnosed with Parkinson’s Disease in December 2019. He decided to approach the diagnosis with a positive attitude and fight the disease. He has been an active member of the gym at Crush PD Fitness since joining in May 2021. Crush PD Fitness is a small local gym dedicated to treating people with Parkinson’s. There are few programs like it. The program is based on boxing protocols and consists of cardio, strength, cognitive, flexibility, nutritional, and well-being regimens. Dave has participated in four research studies at the University of Delaware. He is an active participant in the Michael J. Fox Foundation Parkinson's Progression Markers Initiative (PPMI) Study. The landmark PPMI Study gathers information over time to learn more about how brain disease starts and changes and how to stop it. Dave stays current on treatments and other Parkinson’s news by participating in a local support group comprised of Parkinson’s Patients and members of their circle of care. He is excited about the opportunities ahead and will optimistically approach them as he strives to make a difference and be part of the solution in the work that the Neuro Neighborhood will pursue.
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Eric Ederati is a Senior Consultant at SC&H Group with nearly a decade of experience in accounting and finance, spanning commercial real estate, scientific lab testing, nonprofit, and consulting sectors. He specializes in financial modeling, forecasting, and data-driven analysis that helps organizations improve profitability and make smarter financial decisions.
As Treasurer of The Neuro Neighborhood, Eric brings his financial expertise and a strong personal commitment to the mission. He was inspired to join the board by Executive Director Greta’s vision for helping individuals with neurological disorders access essential resources and services. Eric is proud to support the organization’s growth and long-term impact in the community.
A message from our Executive Director and Founder
Neuro Neighborhood has arisen from a group of people seeing first hand the needs and lack of support for adults with neurological conditions in the Lancaster area. Most of us know someone who has had a stroke, or been diagnosed with Parkinson’s Disease or another neurological condition. However, for the person receiving that diagnosis, the path ahead is unclear and scary. As a neurological physical therapist, I saw this uncertainty in patients and family members turn into isolation and depression too many times. Whether it was worsening mobility, limited accessibility in the community, or simply embarrassment, it drew people away from the activities and people that they loved.
Our message is that those fears, uncertainties, and barriers do not have to stop you from living well, thriving, and engaging in your community. We believe that with the right support, anything is possible. If you want to be able to walk across the grass to get to your grandson’s baseball game, come hang out with our physical therapists and they will help improve your dynamic balance and confidence to make it across the uneven grass. If you want to get back to bike riding with your spouse, visit our adaptive biking day to see how bikes can be improved to compensate for physical impairments. If you are recently diagnosed and want to learn what resources are available, join one of our support groups to learn from experts and your peers.
The fact of the matter is, no one tried to get Multiple Sclerosis or have a Brain Injury, but life is a lot better knowing that if you or a loved one does get this news, there are people out there that want to help support you. No one should be going through one of the most challenging parts of their life without a community, or should I say - a neighborhood.