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Foodsmart Program for IHN-CCO members

Foodsmart is a free program that helps IHN-CCO members save money and feel their best. This is done through one-on-one virtual nutritional coaching, personalized meal plans and grocery savings tools.

All IHN-CCO members are eligible for the Foodsmart program. Members get access to the following:

  • Free visits with a personal nutrition coach
  • App with affordable recipies
  • Grocery deals and coupons
  • Tips on managing weight, diabetes, and high blood pressure
  • Help finding community resources

Each member will get $25 in Foodsmart Bucks to spend on groceries. It is grocery money that is sent after completing each visit with a Foodsmart nutrition coach.

Learn more about Foodsmart

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