Fresh, dietitian-reviewed groceries — built around a chronic condition and hand-delivered to the door. Chef-planned, clinically guided, and covered by your health plan.
Medically tailored groceries are fresh, whole-food groceries selected for a person's specific medical condition — not a generic diet box. Each order is chef-planned, reviewed by a Registered Dietitian, and built to support the way a chronic condition responds to food. They are a core part of the "Food Is Medicine" model and are increasingly covered by health plans as a clinical benefit.
Unlike a meal kit, medically tailored groceries are tied to your care. FareRx reads the condition you're managing, builds a recurring grocery plan around it, and pairs it with nutrition counseling — so the food on your counter and the plan in your chart finally agree.
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A two-minute check confirms whether your health plan covers medically tailored groceries. Most members pay nothing — the benefit is billed through your plan.
A Registered Dietitian reviews your condition and builds a recurring grocery plan around it — balanced for your labs, your meds, and your routine.
Locally sourced, chef-planned groceries are hand-delivered to your door on a recurring schedule — with weekly recipes you can actually cook.
Your care doesn't stop at the doorstep. Covered nutrition counseling keeps the plan working as your health changes.
Medically tailored groceries are for members living with a diet-responsive chronic condition. If a clinician has flagged nutrition as part of your care, you likely qualify.
Source: the FareRx Outcomes Report (2025). Peer-reviewed evidence on medically tailored meals: National Institutes of Health, PMC11749760.
Two-minute eligibility check. No credit card, no commitment. Most eligible members pay nothing.


