and tasty like tomatoes. >> reporter: produce is given to needy patients being taken care of at lankenau and they get pop up, education and recipe suggestionness waiting rooms. >> we have some families that are only getting zero to two servings of fresh fruits and vegetables a day and many of them are also dealing with chronic diseases like diabetes, cardiovascular, and high cardiovascular health and disease. >> reporter: the associated administrator at lankenau says not only will free produce help patients eat healthier but it gets them talking and thinking about nutrition. >> it is all about keeping our patients well. >> reporter: instead of just treating sick patients. >> it is about health care instead of fit care. >> reporter: health care instead of sick care. i love that line. it is not just patients that benefit the from the community gardens but thousands of students who visit health education center go out to the farm to learn about healthy eating. so cool, it is right outside the hospital. you can be in the hospital and lot at garden and farm right there. >> it makes it so easy

. >> reporter: in conjunction with the non-profit called greener partners lankenau is growing all kind of organic produce on a quarter acre, harvesting 2600-pound year round. >> a variety have things, diversity is keystone of that are, so, we try and do a blend of steps that are nutritionally dense like kail, collar greens and swiss charred as well as things that are just good, tasty like tomatoes. >> reporter: produce given to patients being taken care of at lankenau and they will get pop up, education and recipe suggestionness waiting rooms. >> we have some families that are only getting zero to two servings of fresh fruits and vegetables a day and many are also dealing with chronic diseases like diabetes, cardiovascular, and high cardiovascular health ape disease. >> and, at lankenau process not only, the patients eat healthier, and, it is all about keeping our patients well. >> reporter: instead of just treating sick patients, it is about health care instead of sick care. >> reporter: it is not just patient whose benefit from the community gardens, thousands of students who visit h

the hospitals recognized are einstein medical center/philadelphia, genees hospital, lankenau medicalenter, temple university hospital, temple university hospital's episcopal and cancer treatment center of american eastern regional medical center. >> food is medicine to us and our kitchen. to put that food, healthy food in their bodies makes a world of difference for us. >> the good food healthy hospitals program is funded by a grant from the center for disease control and prevention through the city's health department. >>> and, new program is underway called river days and meteorologist justin drabick shows us series of events is geared toward cleaning up our water supply. >> 15 million people rely on the delaware river water shed for clean drinking water. that is why it is so important to protect our local waterways. today city kick off river days program a series of event with an important message. >> it is a life blood of all of us, our waterways are our health. >> reporter: with the delaware river as a backdrop a call to action environmental leaders gathered at independent sea p

david targin at lankenau medical center says it's likely community acquired pneumonia. with her schedule being around lots of crowds, shaking hands and holding babies, it can be easy he to pick up germs. >> doing what she's doing for a living she got the bug somehow and it got into her lungs. >> mrs. clinton was prescribed antibiotics and she had said she was taking antihistamines for allergies which can make someone more susceptible for dehydration and heat related illness. >> you have to make sure that you are adequately hydrated drinking enough fluids. >> clinton went to chelsea's home after the incident. she left about an hour later stopping for a picture and smiling. as for pneumonia dr. targin says the recovery takes the right antibiotics and as much rest as possible. he says for a 68-year-old woman, such as secretary clinton, this is vital. >> sometimes it can take five to seven days until you fully recover. the older you are the longer it's going to take you to recover. most people do recover from a pneumonia such as she's having but if she does not take the adv