Healthy Neighborhood Immersion StrategyKellyn's Healthy Neighborhood Immersion Strategy is a community-based collaborative initiative to Make the Healthy Choice the Easy Choice and to make living a healthy lifestyle the cultural norm. The strategy encompasses Kellyn's four main initiatives:
- Kellyn Food Access - Kellyn Kitchens - Kellyn Lifestyle Medicine - Kellyn Schools |
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Watch Dr. Meagan Grega's TEDx LehighRiver talk
“Discontent is the First Necessity of Progress: Why Lifestyle is the BEST Medicine”. |
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Delivering fresh, local healthy food from "Farm to Neighborhood", in combination with nutrition programming, cooking demos and chronic disease screening, the "Eat Real Food" mobile market is on the road... more
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In our schools, organizations, and neighborhoods, Kellyn Culinary uses local "Real Food" to educate, train, and encourage families to create healthy, delicious meals... more
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Intensive intervention programs that empower families to change to a healthier lifestyle with the guidance of a medical professional and ongoing group support... more
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Working in local school districts, Kellyn Schools educates our youth utilizing school gardens and fun, interactive classroom programming to encourage healthy lifestyle choices... more
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Recent Notables:
March 30, 2026 - Kellyn is Featured in ACLM's Project Remission:
Kellyn is featured in Project Remission, a film series from the American College of Lifestyle Medicine exploring evidence-based lifestyle medicine approaches to type 2 diabetes and chronic disease. This is a meaningful, mission-aligned campaign that elevates the medically grounded, community-rooted work Kellyn has built over time. View it here. February 20, 2024 Press Release - Meals on Wheels and Kellyn Foundation partner to provide medically tailored meals!
November 8, 2023 - Kellyn's Dr. Meagan Grega chairs an expert panel to issue a consensus statement raising awareness of the benefits of lifestyle medicine. Expert consensus statement defines best practices for integration of lifestyle medicine into primary care settings.
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