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Who We Are – The Atlantic Quality Innovation Network

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Meaningful Use of HIT (DC). Meaningful Use of HIT (NY). Meaningful Use of HIT (SC). Transforming End of Life. A national organization based in Lake Success NY, IPRO. Leads the Atlantic Quality Innovation Network (AQIN), one of 14 Medicare-funded Quality Innovation Network-Quality Improvement Organizations (QIN-QIOs) operating across the U.S. As a recognized leader in improving health care quality, AQIN-Member The Carolinas Center for Medical Excellence. With over 30 years of quality improvement experienc...

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Urban Farming - Baltimarket

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Community Gardens / Adopt-a-Lot. Baltimore’s urban farms produce fruits, vegetables, flowers and honey sold at farmers markets, farm stands, corner stores and grocery stores throughout the city. Urban farmers and volunteers work daily to improve access to healthy foods for Baltimore residents. Below is a list of urban farms and other locations where you can buy their products. 2100 Boone Street, Baltimore, MD 21218. Available produce sold at:. Street Farm, Wednesday 3pm – 5:30pm (July-October). 2239 Kirk...

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Resources - Baltimarket

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Community Gardens / Adopt-a-Lot. If you are pregnant or a mother of young children, and you have nutritional needs for yourself and your family, you may be eligible for the Special Supplemental Nutrition Program for Women, Infant, and Children (WIC). WIC is a program for pregnant women or new mothers with infants or children under age five. WIC helps by providing foods high in nutrients and vitamins to help mothers raise healthier babies and children. Baltimore City Health Department WIC Program. WALD Cl...

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Neighborhood Food Advocates - Baltimarket

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Community Gardens / Adopt-a-Lot. Neighborhood Food Advocates strives to make healthy and affordable food available to all Baltimore residents. It is a program of the Baltimore City Health Department focusing on food equity. The mission of Neighborhood Food Advocates is to organize Baltimore City food desert residents to address problems in Baltimore’s food system. The vision is to achieve a local food system where all residents have consistent access to healthy and affordable foods.

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Community Gardens / Adopt-a-Lot - Baltimarket

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Community Gardens / Adopt-a-Lot. Community Gardens / Adopt-a-Lot. If you are interested in gardening or would like to learn, consider getting involved with your community garden. Community Gardens are run by volunteers within a community with the mission of growing food to help support their families and neighborhoods. Check established Community Gardens in Baltimore that you can join. Filbert Street Community Garden. 1317 Filbert Street, Baltimore, MD 21226. Upper Fells Point Community Garden. Amazing R...

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Public Markets - Baltimarket

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Community Gardens / Adopt-a-Lot. Baltimore’s six public markets operate year-round and offer many healthy food choices. Public markets feature fresh produce, bakery shops, prepared foods, salads, sandwiches, meats, seafood and specialty boutiques. Each market has a unique personality and mix of vendors. Visit Baltimore Public Markets at:. Location: 1700 Pennsylvania Avenue. Hours: Monday Saturday 7am – 6pm. Location: 1640 Aliceanna Street. Hours: Monday Saturday 7am – 6pm. Visit www.bpmarkets.com.

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Govanstowne Farmers Market - Baltimarket

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Community Gardens / Adopt-a-Lot. Location: 5104 York Road, Baltimore MD 21212. Times: Wednesday: 3pm – 7pm. Dates: June 5- September 11, 2013. Accepts: FMNP & FVC, SNAP. Community Gardens / Adopt-a-Lot.

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Healthy Eating - Baltimarket

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Community Gardens / Adopt-a-Lot. Healthy eating doesn’t mean settling for bland and tasteless food. Barbeque chicken, tacos, — even pizza — can be prepared as nutritious meals. You don’t have to cut out the foods you love — it’s about changing the way you cook and prepare food to ensure you’re getting the most nutritional value. Check out our recipe library for easy, healthy, low-cost recipes. Or click the image below to download our recipe book. To learn more and sign up for a class today. The weekly BC...

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Tips Archives - Baltimarket

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Community Gardens / Adopt-a-Lot. Stop salting your food to reduce unnecessary sodium. Dark leafy vegetables are super. Dark leafy vegetables are super try kale, collard greens, swiss chard, spinach and turnip greens. Buy only lean cuts of meat. Buy only lean cuts of meat and remove skin from chicken and turkey. Skip all-you-can-eat buffets. All you can eat is always more than you should eat! Add colorful fruits and vegetables to your diet daily. Community Gardens / Adopt-a-Lot.

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Virtual Supermarket - Baltimarket

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Community Gardens / Adopt-a-Lot. Baltimore residents can order groceries online and pick them up at set locations with no registration or delivery fees. Providing access to healthy foods at supermarket prices, especially in neighborhoods where food access is limited, is the goal. The Virtual Supermarket Program is run by the Baltimore City Health Department’s Baltimarket program in partnership with ShopRite. PICK UP YOUR GROCERIES. 1600 West Mount Royal Avenue, Baltimore, MD 21217. Curtis Bay – The...