# Daniel Wexler

> Daniel Wexler is the co-founder and CEO of EatWell, a Boston public-benefit startup that turns dinner into a doctor's prescription. He maps food deserts the way logistics planners map warehouses, then ships affordable one-pot meal kits into the neighborhoods that grocery chains forgot. Trained in public health and behavioral economics at the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health, Wexler reframed groceries as a 'Food is Medicine' tool that health insurers can prescribe to fight food insecurity and prevent diet-related disease while lowering healthcare spend.

- **Role:** Co-founder & CEO at EatWell
- **Organizations:** EatWell (EatWell Meal Kits), General Assembly, Harvard Innovation Labs
- **Nationality:** American
- **Education:** Master of Public Health (MPH), Health Management & Behavioral Economics, Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health, MBA (MD/MBA program; completed MBA), St. George's University
- **Known for:** Co-founded and leads EatWell, a public-benefit corporation delivering Food is Medicine meal kits, Built EatWell from a Harvard student project into a MassHealth-aligned prescription meal program, Received support from the American Heart Association and the Massachusetts Health Policy Commission

## Career timeline

- **2017** — Founds EatWell at Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health, incubated at Harvard Innovation Labs
- **2019** — EatWell sells affordable, SNAP-eligible meal kits in Mattapan and Dorchester; featured in The Globe Post
- **2019-10** — Sets five make-or-break goals with a shutdown contingency; hits three and continues
- **2020** — Raises seed funding; total funding roughly $60K
- **2022** — Pivots EatWell into a prescription healthcare tool serving MassHealth ACO Flexible Services patients
- **2024** — Partners to deliver meal kits to domestic violence survivors; expands Food is Medicine work

## Achievements

- Co-founded and leads EatWell, a public-benefit corporation delivering Food is Medicine meal kits
- Built EatWell from a Harvard student project into a MassHealth-aligned prescription meal program
- Received support from the American Heart Association and the Massachusetts Health Policy Commission
- Designed $10, one-pot, 30-minute meal kits priced around $3 per serving for food-insecure households
- Instructor at General Assembly teaching data analytics and visualization with SQL and Tableau

## Latest updates

- **2024-12** — Highlighted a partnership delivering EatWell meal kits to domestic violence survivors.
- **2022-01** — EatWell operating as a prescription healthcare tool within MassHealth ACO Flexible Services.

## Links

- Website: https://eatwellmealkits.com
- LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/daniel-wexler-26002643/
- Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/eatwellmealkits/
- Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/EatWellMealKits

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Last updated: 2026-06-24