Food and Nutrition

Improving Health Outcomes

How do we measure the impact of interventions designed to engage people to lead healthy and active lives? Altarum provides comprehensive research, evaluation, and implementation solutions to organizations working to promote healthy lifestyles and reduce the risk of preventable chronic diseases.

Altarum has supported organizations with evaluation and implementation services for over three decades in more than 40 states and territories. Our team of experts includes registered dietitians with decades of evaluation experience and subject matter expertise in nutrition security, obesity, physical activity, SNAP-Ed, and WIC.

We work directly with partners that are funding and implementing public health nutrition and chronic disease prevention initiatives to help them maximize their impact in ways that will help lead to better outcomes in diet, physical activity, health status, and equity. Explore our impactful work below.

Our Food and Nutrition Expertise in Practice

A mother prepares a healthy green salad while her toddler snacks on fruit on the kitchen counter
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Assessing the Impact of SNAP-Ed in Maine

Our health analysts assessed the impact of “Pick a Better Snack,” a nutrition education program in Maine.

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Helping Illinois SNAP-Ed Make Evidence-Informed Decisions

Our analyses of University of Illinois SNAP-Ed’s community network approach seek to strengthen programs locally and nationally.

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Building the Evidence Base for the Good Food for All Program

With Altarum’s insight and expertise, Partnership for a Healthier America is developing new strategies to expand access to healthy foods for all.

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Karah Manitnan
Program Director, Food and Nutrition
So O'Neil
Senior Director, Community Health