Certified Programs
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FoodMed Certified Reports
Season Health
Outcomes
Season Health members who have diabetes or pre-diabetes improve their blood glucose levels.
Ayble Health
Tools and Outcomes to Manage Chronic Disease
Ayble Health submitted its program which helps people who have irritable bowel syndrome, and inflammatory bowel disease(Crohn’s Disease, and Ulcerative Colitis) to manage and reduce their symptoms.
Certification Levels
Outcomes
- Utilizing medically supportive food to create positive medical outcomes.
- Improved medication adherence or potential reduction of medication dosage
- Enhanced engagement with cost-effective healthcare and healthcare tools (i.e., more frequent outpatient provider visits, care management phone calls, digital tool interaction)
- Reduction or elimination of avoidable and high-cost healthcare (i.e., emergency department visits, inpatient stays)
- Improved condition management (i.e., clinical measures) and reduction or slowing of disease progression (i.e., CKD to dialysis)
Nutritional Security
- Programs that eliminate food inequities through healthy foods
Lifestyle & Prevention Programs
- Nutrition and healthy lifestyle coaching programs that are combined with a medically supportive food program
FoodMed Certified Programs
When certifying interventions, FoodMed Certified utilizes the Validation Institute’s trusted framework and methodology for evaluating performance claims of healthcare solutions. The certification process evaluates whether the intervention is evidence-based and utilizes a valid scientific basis that is faithfully translated into the program. In addition, we assess whether the correct outcomes are being measured in a valid manner, including process and outcome measures, and whether appropriate surrogates are being chosen. Then, we determine whether there is a real change in the outcomes and whether it can be attributed to the intervention. Importantly, we also examine whether the claims made accurately reflect the change in outcomes. Finally, we will consider the level of engagement as a crucial factor when evaluating any program. By using this framework, we can ensure that the interventions certified by FoodMed Certified are of high quality and supported by reliable evidence.
