God's Love We Deliver receives accreditation from the Food Is Medicine Coalition!
Medically tailored meals like ours are proven to reduce hospitalizations, improve health outcomes, and keep people healthy and happy in their homes.
God’s Love seeks to ensure that the medically tailored meal intervention is part of the continuum of healthcare, broadly accessible to those who need it, and always of the highest quality.
Our meal program is a low cost, high impact intervention, grounded in the community, that improves health and saves critical healthcare dollars by keeping people in their homes when they are sick, rather than in more expensive hospitals or nursing homes.
Our agenda is simple:
God's Love We Deliver receives accreditation from the Food Is Medicine Coalition!
8.25.24 / Policy
We are thrilled to share that God’s Love We Deliver has been awarded Discretionary Funding from the New York City Council for Fiscal Year 2025.
5.1.24 / Policy
In April, God’s Love hosted colleagues from across the country for three days of learning as part of the Food is Medicine Coalition Accelerator program.
Medically tailored meals are proven to reduce hospitalizations, improve health outcomes, and keep people healthy and happy in their homes.
We partner with hospitals, health plans, and other care providers to address the needs of the most vulnerable in our community.
We engage in policy innovation efforts at the local, state and national level to ensure that everyone who needs our services can access them free of charge.
God's Love We Deliver chairs the Food is Medicine Coalition (FIMC), a volunteer association of nonprofit medically tailored meal providers across the country convened to provide a complete, evidence-based, medical food and nutrition intervention to critically and chronically ill people in their communities, to advance public policy that supports access to medically tailored food and nutrition services for people with severe and/or chronic illnesses, to promote research on the efficacy of food and nutrition services on health outcomes and cost of care, and to share best practices in the provision of medically tailored meals and of nutrition education and counseling.
Let’s make sure that securing access to high quality food and nutrition services becomes public policy for all those who are too sick to shop or cook for themselves.
SIGN UPPublished on Apr 19, 2018
In this episode of the Medically Tailored Meal Minute, our President & CEO Karen Pearl advocates for the funding of medically tailored meals for all individuals living with severe illness. Join us!
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