Meal Delivery Systems: Keeping Food at the Right Temperature After Leaving The Kitchen

Wednesday, August 13
2:00-2:30pm ET / 11:00-11:30am PT


The selection of a meal delivery system is no longer a simple back-of-house operational decision but a senior level strategic imperative that directly impacts a hospital's brand, clinical outcomes, and financial viability. Driven by the rising importance of patient-centric care, stringent operational pressures, and the recognition of nutrition as a critical component of treatment, healthcare organizations are re-evaluating their approach to foodservice.

This coffee talk provides a comparative analysis principal meal delivery systems and how they fit within two models of food service- bedside/traditional and room service. The analysis reveals a market fundamentally bifurcating along two strategic axes: maximizing operational efficiency and maximizing the patient experience, where the Room Service model is the undisputed leader.

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  • Accreditation: .5 CEU - ANFP 
  • Duration: 30 minutes

This live Coffee Talk is open to everyone. A recording will be made available exclusively to AHF members following the session.


Learning Objectives: 
  1. Review and apply current food safety regulations to ensure compliance in your operation.   
  2. Identify and compare the most common meal delivery methods used in healthcare and senior dining.
  3. Evaluate how each delivery method supports different service styles.
  4. Assess your operation’s needs and select a meal delivery system that aligns with your needs. 

This Coffee Talk is exclusively sponsored and presented by

MEET THE SPEAKERS:

Austin Frederici
JonesZylon
Austin is the Vice President of Sales and Marketing at JonesZylon. He spent nearly a decade working in kitchens and managing restaurants. Recently his time has been dedicated to learning more about how healthcare organizations get food from point A to point B.
Rob Zachrich
JonesZylon
Rob is the president at JonesZylon. He has spent the 11 years fine tuning and developing products that serve the corrections and healthcare industries. Rob worked at great lengths learning to ask the right questions and uncover the needs of foodservice professionals which has been the key to developing new products that utilize active heat and refrigeration to safely transport meals.