Health Share Of Oregon

Nutrition Support is a service related to health-related social needs (HRSN) provided by the Oregon Health Plan. It aims to assist members with health-related issues where nutritional support can enhance health outcomes. This service may encompass: Medically Tailored Meals (MTMs), which can include fresh or frozen food, providing up to three meals daily for a maximum of six months, delivered to the member's home or private residence, including shelters without meal provisions. Nutrition Education offers evidence-based advice on making healthier food choices and adopting food-related behaviors that promote well-being, tailored to individual dietary preferences and cultural contexts. Pantry stocking supplies a portion of the recommended daily food intake for up to six months, with options for fresh, frozen, dried, pureed, or canned foods, delivered as a grocery box or via a pre-loaded card for specific grocery stores. The fruits and vegetables benefit lasts for six months and includes various forms of produce, also delivered as a grocery box or through a pre-loaded card for eligible members.

Intake Procedure: Interested individuals can call, email, fax, or visit the website for further details. Following an initial screening, a referral to a registered dietician is made by the CCO to assess the need and ensure that the goals of the MTM care plan are met.

Fees: There are no associated costs.