Food as Medicine: The Interventions I’m Most Excited About

  • Video
  • Benefit planning
  • August 15
  • 1 min read

Summary

Produce prescription programs are gaining momentum—especially within Medicaid and Medicare populations—and they’re redefining what it means to deliver care. As Jen Jones, MSM RD CSOWM, explains in this video, these programs do more than provide food. They create dignity, agency, and a clinical pathway to prevention for communities disproportionately burdened by chronic disease Watch the video to see how food prescription programs are reshaping healthcare and why they represent one of the most promising frontiers of Food as Medicine.
By Noom Team

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