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We’re transparent about My25’s outcomes progress, providing on-demand access to oversight reports and tracking/trending analyses regarding key health, financial, and engagement metrics. In the process, we daily dispel the age-old, erroneous assumptions that the disability and/or pharmacological complications are the root cause of so much poor health for people with specialized needs.
My25 integrates six fundamentals—bullet-pointed below—that define our successful Food as Medicine approach geared to the whole person. Without a holistic framework, the lift is simply too great for same-old resources and “Food as Medicine” programs that sound catchy, but don’t deliver for the long term.
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healthy, budget-sensitive, continually-refreshed menu suggestions reflective of individual and/or household preferences and dietary needs, with My25’s core nutritional formula as a realistic, guiding basis
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via one click, time-saving auto population of the household’s online grocery cart with associated ingredients—in the correct amounts—for curbside pick-up or delivery to ensure purchases stay in healthy and budget-sensitive lanes
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associated, automatically-scaled ingredients and recipe prep steps—with cooking-action videos, set to music . . . and additional help regarding leftovers geared to household size and profile
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nutrition measurement actively engaging visually during menu planning and then available on-demand as a trended metric for motivational and care coordination purposes
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educational resources and tools in multi-media format and 81 languages regarding: nutrition; preventive health; menu planning/guidance whether preparing food at home, getting meals delivered, or eating out; independent living skills development; and enjoyment of life . . . with follow-on rewards and recognition for engagement and knowledge gains
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opportunities for individuals closely connected to the person with specialized needs (family, guardians, staff, and caregivers) to engage—even personally benefit—which bolsters buy-in, builds momentum, and solidifies sustainable change across the board, maximizing for all stakeholders
We’re very different, with outcomes to show for it.
We’re very different, with outcomes to show for it, from today’s “food smart” and weight watching programs and professionals; online menu/recipe platforms; and episodic diets focused on points, protein, carbs, or plant based that don’t have staying power for people with specialized needs.
My25 addresses needs regarding food preferences, overweight and underweight status, obesity, diabetes, hypertension, GERD, lactose intolerance, gluten-free, allergies, dysphagia, general diets, and more.
The cherry on top? We keep demonstrating that healthy food doesn’t have to taste bad, cost more, or be more complicated to access or prepare. Yes, savings at the grocery store and time in the kitchen. As a matter of fact, My25 turbocharges time savings.
Because individuals with specialized needs and associated households are often tied to very strict food budgets and may be staffed by inexperienced, high turnover personnel, we have a laser focus on food costs and streamlining/foolproofing mealtime and grocery shopping. We learned that it isn’t so much ingredient price that leads to the greatest savings at the grocery store. Instead, the most impactful savings come from adherence to well-constructed menus and their associated shopping lists. With this knowledge, we innovated—even forging pivotal partnerships along these all-important lines—never compromising mealtime choice, safety, and ease of prep.