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Comprehensive Nutrition Program Leads to Long-Term Behavior Change and Savings

Dates:
Apr 29, 2024
Time:
1:00 pm EDT
Presented by Mom’s Meals Nourishcare – An AHIP Select Member
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About This Webinar

Evidence is mounting for the positive impacts of food as medicine programs as they gain popularity in managed care. Few programs follow members longitudinally, however. Learn how a comprehensive nutrition program for dually eligible members with heart failure impacted members' health and health plan cost savings 6 and 12 months after member participation ended. Attendees will gain insights about designing a program to support successful long-term behavior change and cost savings.

This session will provide a description of a comprehensive nutrition program and its outcomes 6 and 12 months after members completed the program. Outcomes include member behaviors and utilization from a claims analysis.

Attendees Will Learn About

  • Elements of a comprehensive nutrition program designed for long-term behavior change in members
  • How the program impacted member behavior change and health plan cost savings
  • Planning for a successful nutrition program at an MCO

Presenters

Catherine Macpherson, MS, RDN

Senior Vice President, Healthcare Strategy & Chief Nutrition Officer

Mom’s Meals

Catherine joined Mom's Meals in 2017 and serves as SVP and Chief Nutrition Officer. She is responsible for ensuring the company's nutrition solutions meet the needs of its partners by designing clinical programs that meet their strategic objectives. Catherine is a Registered Dietitian and health care innovator. Catherine earned her Masters of Science degree in Nutrition from the University of…

Learn more about Catherine Macpherson, MS, RDN

Gabriel Uribe, DSW

Director, Community Health Independent Living & Diversity

Inland Empire Health Plan (IEHP)

Dr. Uribe serves as the Director of Community Health at the Inland Empire Health Plan (IEHP). His contributions in the areas of community health, program design, diversity and inclusion, policy development and social innovation have been key to the development of community collaboration initiatives in IEHP’s catchment area. Gabriel is also a professor of social work policy at La Sierra…

Learn more about Gabriel Uribe, DSW