Food insecurity — providers who treat it

Also called: Lack of food access, Nutritional hardship, Hunger assistance.

Who commonly handles food insecurity

• Social WorkerFrequently managed

Find providers by city

• New York, NY (4,402)
• Brooklyn, NY (3,693)
• Bronx, NY (1,946)
• Columbus, OH (1,495)
• Chicago, IL (1,312)
• Cincinnati, OH (1,194)
• Grand Rapids, MI (1,134)
• Los Angeles, CA (1,068)
• Cleveland, OH (1,037)
• Portland, OR (967)
• Baltimore, MD (947)
• Detroit, MI (916)
• Mchenry, IL (794)
• Philadelphia, PA (731)
• Washington, DC (699)
• Miami, FL (693)
• Albuquerque, NM (658)
• Pittsburgh, PA (651)
• Salt Lake City, UT (628)
• Tampa, FL (604)
• San Francisco, CA (579)
• Houston, TX (578)
• Wichita, KS (574)
• Saint Louis, MO (556)
• Buffalo, NY (548)
• Phoenix, AZ (543)
• Toledo, OH (538)
• Las Vegas, NV (515)
• Sacramento, CA (491)
• Rochester, NY (490)
• Denver, CO (490)
• Staten Island, NY (482)
• Seattle, WA (470)
• Boston, MA (468)
• Boise, ID (467)
• Oakland, CA (467)
• Indianapolis, IN (451)
• Tulsa, OK (450)
• Dayton, OH (411)
• Albany, NY (411)
• San Jose, CA (387)
• New Orleans, LA (381)
• Nashville, TN (380)
• Lexington, KY (376)
• Ann Arbor, MI (372)
• Dallas, TX (367)
• Syracuse, NY (366)
• Columbus, GA (364)
• Memphis, TN (358)
• Austin, TX (349)
• Knoxville, TN (345)
• Madison, WI (337)
• Orlando, FL (323)
• Louisville, KY (318)
• Atlanta, GA (316)
• Baton Rouge, LA (315)
• San Antonio, TX (311)
• Akron, OH (305)
• Jamaica, NY (304)
• Flint, MI (303)

Directory information is educational and may change. A specialty match means a provider may evaluate or treat this; only items marked “confirmed” were selected by the provider. Patients should confirm services, insurance, and availability directly with the office.