The Perspective from a Home Service Retailer. Meeting the Dietary Needs of Older Adults: A Workshop 10/29/15

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The Perspective from a Home Service Retailer Meeting the Dietary Needs of Older Adults: A Workshop 10/29/15

Agenda How we deliver nutrition to the aging and vulnerable Opportunities

Mom s Meals NourishCare Leading Fresh-Made Meal Delivery Company Private, Family-Owned PurFoods, LLC dba Mom s Meals NourishCare Founded in 1999, headquartered in Des Moines, Iowa Started with 1 contract to provide nutrition for the aging population in Iowa now 250+ contracts nationwide 14+ million meals delivered annually Our Expertise Rapid direct-to-consumer nationwide delivery of fresh prepared meals designed around DRI and certain health conditions

PurFoods Mom s Meals NourishCare Our Mission To be the leading expert on and provider of aging, disabled and patient nutrition solutions that preserve health, help combat chronic disease, support recuperation and nourish independence for higher quality living at home

A Unique Solution Created to Address Our Client s Nutritional Needs High Quality Fresh-Made Meals Variety and Choice Rapid Nationwide Delivery A custom solution to address the nutritional needs of those with acute and/or chronic conditions Address Key Health Conditions Quality Assurance Dedicated Customer Care Team

Who We Serve -- The Aging and Disabled Aging and Disabled Medicaid Waiver Dual Eligibles Government Programs Older Americans Act State and Local Programs Patients and Their Caregivers Medicare Advantage Medicare SNPs Private Pay The Reasons for Reimbursed Meals Nursing home diversion Post-Acute Care Transitions and Recovery Chronic Disease Care Management

Who is Our Customer? Medicaid Waiver Seniors People with physical and intellectual disabilities People with mental illnesses Chronic Illnesses (80-90% among those 65+ yrs.) Meet the criteria for nursing home care 90% ADL Limits 23%-191% of the Federal Poverty Level 89% experience food insecurity Average age 68 years old (range 2 112 yrs.)

Who We Serve My mother has had 2 strokes and has stage 3 renal failure. I work and do not feel I provide her with enough of the correct foods for her condition. Due to arthritis I am unable to function sufficiently to allow me to cook meals. As a result I am eating fast foods which is unfortunate as I am already grossly over weight, and it is expensive.

The Needs Of Those We Serve The majority of states we serve provide one meal a day, some provide two. Many customers may not have enough for meals, rent and medications

What We Serve Our HCBS Customers Meal Nutritionals -- 1/3 DRI as measured for a male 70yrs.+ Calories vary by state, default is dietary guidelines for Americans Note assumes healthy adult at healthy weight and activity level Protein, Carbohydrates, Fiber DRI for males over 70; Vitamins vary by state 17 different nutritional profiles for 31 states

What We Also Provide for Health Providers and Individuals Health condition support menus using the leading association guidelines e.g. American Heart (AHA), American Diabetes (ADA), National Kidney (NKF), etc.

Meal Examples Meatloaf Meal Sides and Snacks Breakfast Skillet Lemon Chicken

The Challenge Meeting All Meal Objectives Across All Clients and States Medicaid Waiver Meal Goals -- To provide an opportunity for individuals to live their years in dignity by providing healthy appealing meals, promoting health and preventing disease, reducing malnutrition risk and improving nutritional status Creating meals that can adhere to -- 17 DRI nutritional profiles 8 health condition menus Plus cultural, ethnic and taste preferences key to compliance DRI was designed for healthy adults but the majority of individuals we serve have 1 or more chronic conditions Nutritional profiles, food safety and quality standards are important for vulnerable populations

How Our Program Works

How We Reach Our Customers Delivery to ANY doorstep in the nation within 1-3 business days Even to rural, remote and those in food deserts

What Our Service Includes for ~$7/meal Custom Meal Orders FRESH-made, complete meals CHOICE of menu and meals from nutritionally appropriate menu Case Manager and Client Services Dedicated client intake department for Agencies and Health Plans Customer care team focused on member needs and orders Web-based ordering if desired Training and informational materials Delivery Nationwide Including all shipping, packaging materials and handling In-Cooler collateral including educational newsletters Monthly Reporting and Billing Utilization reporting for each customer Billing for each patient (many requiring proof of delivery) Meal Developed to Specified Nutritionals Registered Dietitian consultation on our meals and menus as needed Food Safety and Compliance Compliance with specified nutritionals USDA and FDA operating procedures, inspections and certifications HIPAA compliance

Testimonials Staying Compliant on Heart-Healthy Diet My Father is a diabetic with heart disease and is on a restricted low sodium diet. His wife is in bad health and cannot take care of his dietary needs properly. Mom's Meals helps keep my father alive by maintaining his nutritional needs. Melinda B. Allowing Mom to Age in Place Mom s Meals has been wonderful for my mom. She is often on a walker, and shopping can be difficult. She loves the selections and convenience of having the meals ready to eat in just minutes. Mary B. Helping Prevent Malnourishment I don t have a good appetite and get weak when I don t eat, but then I m too famished to cook. Mom s Meals are already made and are quick to prepare, so they made it easy for me to go from eating one meal a day to eating two meals per day plus snacks. Thank you, Mom s Meals! Nancy B. Aided Recovery from Hip Surgery When I was released from the hospital after hip replacement surgery, I needed a meal delivery solution. Mom s Meals helped me when I was struggling to cook and feed myself. I'm grateful for their service and glad they were there to help. Bill C. Extended Life Despite Heart Issues My Mom Norma started using Mom s Meals two years ago after her doctor told her that she only had 6 months to live. Her hospital suggested she try Mom s Meals since she had both heart issues and was diabetic. I believe Mom s Meals gave her two more years of life. Cindy S.

How Mom s Meals NourishCare Impacts Our Clients Lives 91% of clients feel that Mom s Meals has improved their quality of life Quality of Yes/No (N=152) 0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 60% 70% 80% 90% 100% Yes 94% No 4% Over 75% of clients reported eating better/proper nutrition and over 40% reported meals help them to remain in their own home Quality of Life - The Impact of Meals (N=152) 0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 60% 70% 80% 90% Yes - Helps you eat better / Receive proper nutrition 76% Yes - Helps you to remain in your home Yes - Allows you to rely less on caregivers 43% 43% Yes - Gives you peace of mind 30% Yes - Helped or saw some improvement in my health condition 18% I don t have to depend on anybody it makes me feel more like a human being. My Blood pressure has gone down thank you! -- Client Quotes

Need for Scientific Research There has been a significant amount of research documenting the prevalence and impact of malnutrition in the elderly There has been very little research on effective community-based interventions to address the impact of long-term nutritional interventions on - quality of life - prevention of longer-term institutionalization - rate and length of hospitalization - overall medical costs We are beginning to develop this research through collaboration with investigators -- - GOURMET-HF trial in post-discharge acute decompensated CHF patients (U of Mich, Columbia Presbyterian; NIH-funded)

Opportunities Re-think nutrition as a critical health intervention for -- Preventing nursing home care Post-discharge recovery Chronic condition management Those on SNAP programs Refine DRI meal guidelines or add therapeutic guidelines Align with evidenced based nutritionals for a health condition Example -- AHA for heart disease, NKF for kidney, ADA for diabetes, etc.

Food for Thought Meals that address a patient s medical conditions can be an important intervention to prevent, slow the progression of and address the causes of heart disease, diabetes, kidney disease and obesity. A cost of ~$7 for a condition specific, home delivered meal compares favorably to many, more costly, interventions and can do as much or more for our clients health and quality of life

Thanks from Our Customers Hey gang, guess what? Mom s Meals are soooo good I have no problem eating The things I m told I should As a coronary patient, I get the best of care Because everyone does his part And that includes Mom s Meals Because she has food for the heart On a scale of one to ten All the meals rank way up high But no matter what the score Nothing out ranks my Chicken Pot Pie