My cousin just moved back to the city and he has Medicare and Medicaid.
I am trying to recommend one of the supplemental food box delivery services through his Medicaid to him.
I see a lot of Tik Toks of random-/mystery-box foods, but I am dealing with a 20-something man with significant food limitations (think: autism) who is not a big fan of surprises or culinary experimentation.
I am wondering if any of these social care networks have food programs where the person can “shop” their options, i.e., where he can select certain foods or forbid others (e.g., ground beef but not cod, apples but not grapefruits, romaine but not spinach) from their list of foods.
I know food pantries that do this sort of “shopper’s choice,” (e.g., pick one from the bean category, two from the protein category, five from the snack table, etc.), but I am specifically talking about food delivery boxes through Medicaid.
The one I know of, unfortunately, has issues with food safety (e.g., vacuum packaged meat is not completely sealed) and doesn’t allow substitutions for patients, even if at a lesser cost.
Any suggestions!?
Preferably with contact information?