Ways to access our medically tailored meals
Mom’s Meals® provides nutrition support to keep individuals well-nourished and independent.
We offer home-delivered and site-delivered meals to eligible clients of all ages to help maintain health and independence at home. This includes:
- Medicaid Waiver members
- OAA program recipients
- PACE program participants
- New and expecting mothers
- People who require assistance with grocery shopping and/or meal preparation
Contact your case manager or service coordinator to find out if you qualify.*
If your MA health plan offers home-delivered meals as part of a covered benefit, you may be eligible to receive meals if you:
- Have one or more chronic health conditions
- Are a patient discharging from a hospital or skilled nursing facility or are at high risk of hospitalization
Consult your health plan coverage manual to find out if medically tailored meals are a part of your plan as a covered benefit and if you’re eligible to receive them.
If you or a loved one do not qualify for the other mentioned programs, you can purchase meals direct from Mom’s Meals. Individuals and caregivers can count on:
- Service that starts quickly
- Meals to help care for a loved one from near or far
- Peace of mind knowing you or your loved one are eating well
*Some health plans require a nutrition assessment prior to starting meals, so you may be contacted by a Mom’s Meals registered dietitian.
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Choose from 60+ delicious meals for every delivery.*
Meals are priced starting at just $7.99 each.
*Initial deliveries under a covered benefit will have a variety of meals based on dietary preferences.
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Improving life through better nutrition at home.
A self-pay customer is paying for meals out of their own pocket or using an over the counter (OTC) or healthy food benefit card.
A covered benefit customer is receiving meals as part of a benefit program funded by a third-party. It could be a chronic care, post-discharge or long-term care program funded by their Medicaid or Medicare Advantage health insurance provider or other government program. The recipient of the meals is not paying for meals out of their own pocket.
We need a referral along with information about the member or patient, including identification and address for delivery, meal start date and duration, the quantity of meals per day, case manager or other referring provider information, and any other notes reguarding the unique food preferences or delivery information to best serve each individual.
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