Michelle L. Axe, MS, CHES

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Michelle L. Axe, MS, CHES

Michelle L. Axe, MS, CHES

Community Health Program Manager

Expertise & Research Interests

  • Food as Medicine
  • Social Care
  • Strategic Planning
  • Digital Transportation

Education

  • M.S., Public Health Education and Promotion, University of Delaware

Michelle L. Axe, MS, CHES

Community Health Program Manager

Michelle Axe is a Community Health Program Manager overseeing food and social care initiatives. In this role, Michelle leads evidence-based food is medicine programming, and manages both a social care closed loop referral platform and a digital transportation marketplace. These initiatives are helping ChristianaCare patients get connected to the clinical services and social care resources they need.

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Experience

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Media Appearances

ChristianaCare’s Michelle Axe Presents the Delaware Food Farmacy

2022-02-24 , Lutheran Community Services
As Michelle explains, “Many low-income, food-insecure individuals diagnosed with chronic diseases like hypertension, congestive heart failure and diabetes experience worse health outcomes often as a result of the ‘treat or eat’ dilemma.” That is, patients find themselves choosing between spending money to address chronic health conditions (with medication, appointment co-pays, and other costs) or paying for food, housing, and utilities. The DFF helps patients manage their health by providing food as medicine.
Event Appearances

(2023) Christ Church Outreach Agency Breakfast

2024-05-03, The Delaware Food Farmacy a Collaboration of Community Partners,

(2023) Lutheran Community Services

2024-05-03, Room at the Table Annual Fundraising Event,

(2022) Annual Farm & Food Planning and Networking Seminar

2024-05-03, Update Around the State,

(2022) Delaware Agriculture Week

2024-05-03, Delaware Urban Farm & Food Coalition Annual Meeting,
Speaking Experience

Style

Educational Entertaining
Strategic Tactical
Lecture Style Interactive
Formal Relaxed

Languages

  • English