To address Aim 1, the Beneficial Bites program will be modified to produce a program entitled Beneficial Bites for a Healthy Life (BBHL). Overview of BBHL: This program will include 8 weekly 1.5 hour sessions designed to address common risks for inadequate nutrition faced by older adults, and help participants succeed in following a healthier diet building on behavior change techniques. The 8 sessions will promote fruits and vegetables, low or no fat dairy, whole grains, healthy fats, legumes and nuts, and lean meats, fish, and poultry. Each session will include: 1) group discussions with brain-storming to identify barriers and strategies to overcome barriers to eating a healthy diet; 2) an activity such as tasting different foods or playing nutrition related games; 3) homework, such as keeping a food diary (self-monitoring), or selecting nutritional foods when shopping (self-efficacy); and 4) feedback on performance of outside activities. When the 8 week program ends, a 6 month home program will begin. The dietitian will continue to monitor the participants with monthly coaching telephone calls designed to enhance maintenance of BBHL behavior change principles.