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Who Qualifies for Home-Delivered Meals

Find out how you or someone you care for may be eligible to receive meals at little or no cost.

Can you say yes to any of these questions? 

If so, you might qualify for government or health plan assistance and have Mom's Meals delivered at little or no cost to you!

  • Are you over 65?
  • Are you disabled?
  • Do you require assistance with grocery shopping and/or preparing meals?
  • Are you on Medicaid or a Medicare Advantage plan that offers a paid meal benefit?

If you’re currently a Medicaid or Medicare recipient, contact your health plan to see if you are eligible to receive a home-delivered meals benefit. Or contact your Area Agency on Aging to see if you qualify for government-funded programs.

If you do not qualify for this kind of assistance to get home-delivered meals, you can purchase meals directly. Our meals are priced starting at just $7.99. That's an affordable price that fits almost any budget.

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*Available in the contiguous 48 states

 

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Nourishing the body with the right foods can make a difference in one’s health and is essential to managing a chronic illness, maintaining independence, and avoiding hospital and nursing home stays.

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It just takes a few easy steps to order and enjoy our home-delivered meals.

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A self-pay customer is paying for meals out of their own pocket or using an over the counter (OTC) or healthy food benefit card. 

A covered benefit customer is receiving meals as part of a benefit program funded by a third-party. It could be a chronic care, post-discharge or long-term care program funded by their Medicaid or Medicare Advantage health insurance provider or other government program. The recipient of the meals is not paying for meals out of their own pocket. 

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