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Home-delivered meals systematic review

The review included 80 articles, most descriptive, cross-sectional, small, setting-specific, and often without outcomes. Its stronger quasi-experimental comparisons chiefly supported dietary-intake and food-security findings, not broad social or independent-living effects.

Reviewed July 24, 2026

Campbell et al., Does Participation in Home-delivered Meals Programs Improve Outcomes for Older Adults?, Journal of Nutrition in Gerontology and Geriatrics (2015).

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The review included 80 articles, most descriptive, cross-sectional, small, setting-specific, and often without outcomes. Its stronger quasi-experimental comparisons chiefly supported dietary-intake and food-security findings, not broad social or independent-living effects.

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Topic reviews: Supporting Orlando's Seniors & Aging in Place with Dignity

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