Changing habits is hard
Eating healthy will help you live a healthier life!
Well, duh! This fact is universally accepted and not argued with. So why, then, the adoption of both food benefits (offered by most Medicare Advantage plans) and healthier eating habits is so low? The answer is exceptionally straightforward: changing habits is hard, and members don’t know what benefits their health plan offers nor how to get them.
So, how do we move the needle?
We make eating healthy easy and affordable and ensure members understand plan benefits. Easier said than done? Maybe.
At RxDiet, we make eating healthy not just easy; we make it engaging and fun. The meal plans we create utilize the member’s preferences, likes, dislikes, culture, and medical conditions. When we say “member’s preferences,” we don’t mean based on what we think the member may want or like; it is direct feedback from the member. At RxDiet, our meal plans are 100% personalized. The result is that members love to cook RxDiet recipes.
We have perfected the technology only to send our members the ingredients needed to cook their 100% personalized and chosen meals – the result of almost zero waste and the lowest cost per meal possible, the lowest on the market.
Food is a Magic Drug
In 1928, a chance event in Alexander Fleming’s laboratory created Penicillin, which many call a “magic drug” for its wide application and usability.
RxDiet helps people battling obesity and associated health challenges live healthier and feel better
At RxDiet, traditional approaches such as educational resources, diet/nutrition guides, and workout plans still need to deliver meaningful results.
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Digital or Telephonic Healthcare – Which Way Is Better?
Spoiler: The answer is BOTH A lot of “digital-first” and “digital front door” products and vendors are penetrating the healthcare market and specifically, the healthcare payer space. At RxDiet, we believe that while digital solutions are the future, the future may not be here quite yet!
Going beyond prepared meals in Transition of Care Programs
A recent study found that members receiving food (prepared meals) post-discharge from the hospital experienced fewer readmissions than those not signing up for the program.