When it comes to health care, we’ve got a spending problem. According to a study published in The Lancet this year, the United States spends more on health care–$9,237 per person—than any of the 184 other countries included in the study[1]. Unfortunately, high spending has not led to better health. In fact, we’re ranked 12th…
Recently, news that proposed federal budget cuts could eliminate some Meals on Wheels programs went viral, alarming people who rely on the program for home-delivered meals. It also set off alarm bells for many Project Angel Heart clients, who called us, wondering if the meals delivered to their homes might also be in jeopardy. Well,…
We polled our staff to find out everyone’s favorite vegetable and how they like to eat it. Turns out, lots of us are into brussels sprouts. Here are a few ways we like to make them (hint: bacon and sriracha are involved).
Dear Friends, Food is powerful medicine. It brings joy, inspires hope, and—when medically tailored to meet the unique needs of people living with life-threatening illnesses—can lead to improved health outcomes. But food only goes so far. When it comes to disease management, positive health outcomes start at the doctor’s office. At Project Angel Heart, we…
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