Longmont Meals On Wheels – Healthy Meal Delivery | Menus, Reviews, Prices | Longmont, CO

Google rating

4.6 (11 reviews)

Price per meal

$2-$6

Diets

Low-Carb Low Sodium

Subscription

No Subscription

Service area

Local

Cook level

No Cook: Heat and Eat

Verified as of

June 10, 2026

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About Longmont Meals On Wheels

Longmont Meals on Wheels provides healthy, prepared meal delivery and community lunches in Longmont and Niwot, Colorado. The service is designed for older adults, people with disabilities, and those recovering from hospital stays. Meals are available for home delivery or can be picked up at the Parkview Cafe at the Longmont Senior Center. Meals are planned by a professional chef, meet nutritional guidelines, and generally feature low sodium and low carbohydrate content. Pricing is on a sliding scale, with some free or reduced-cost options for eligible clients.

more than a meal

✓ No Cook: Heat and Eat
✓ Prepared Meals
✓ No Subscription
✓ Delivery
✓ Pickup
✓ Low-Carb
✓ Low Sodium

Frequently Asked Questions for Longmont Meals On Wheels

Does Longmont Meals On Wheels require a subscription?

Longmont Meals On Wheels does not require a subscription. Clients can get started by calling or filling out an online enrollment form, and meal delivery can usually begin the next delivery day if they are eligible.

Where does Longmont Meals On Wheels deliver?

Longmont Meals On Wheels delivers meals to clients in Longmont and Niwot who struggle to prepare meals for themselves and cannot leave their homes regularly.

How much do meals from Longmont Meals On Wheels cost?

Home-delivered meals from Longmont Meals On Wheels are charged on a sliding scale up to $6, depending on your monthly income. For those just returning from a hospital or rehab stay, the first five meals are free. At the Parkview Cafe, one meal per patron 55+ is free on Mondays, Tuesdays, and Wednesdays, while meals on Thursdays and Fridays are $2 for people over 55 and $6 for guests under 55.

How does ordering work for Longmont Meals On Wheels?

For home delivery, clients can start by calling or filling out an online enrollment form, after which meal delivery can usually begin the next delivery day if eligible. Menus are published monthly, and clients are expected to notify the office by 8am if they will not be home for delivery. For the community lunch, people 55 or older can simply show up at lunchtime, sign in, and pay.

What diet types does Longmont Meals On Wheels offer?

Longmont Meals On Wheels can support a variety of special-diet needs. Meals are planned to be healthy and meet all nutritional guidelines, with entrées and hot sides generally containing less than 1,200 mg of sodium and less than 60mg of carbohydrates.

How does delivery work for Longmont Meals On Wheels?

Meals are delivered each weekday between 11:00am and 12:30pm by trained, background-checked volunteers. Clients are expected to be home for delivery, but if not, they can leave a cooler with an ice pack for the meal. If clients plan to be away, they should notify the office by 8am. Meals are packaged in paperboard containers suitable for reheating, and volunteers perform wellness checks during delivery.

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What is Longmont Meals On Wheels?

Longmont Meals On Wheels is a service that provides hot, healthy meals to older people, people with disabilities, and those returning from a hospital stay who struggle to prepare meals for themselves. Meals can be delivered to clients' homes in Longmont or Niwot, or enjoyed at the Parkview Cafe at the Longmont Senior Center for people over 55 and their guests.

What types of meals does Longmont Meals On Wheels offer?

Longmont Meals On Wheels offers meals planned and prepared in a commercial kitchen led by a professional chef. Each meal includes a main course, hot sides, and a snack bag, and is designed to be healthy and meet nutritional guidelines. Meals are packaged in containers suitable for reheating, and menus are published monthly.