MIHP is a program for all Michigan women with Medicaid health insurance who are pregnant and all infants with Medicaid. It is a benefit of their insurance.  MIHP provides support to promote healthy pregnancies, good birth outcomes, and healthy infants.

Throughout the state, MIHPs are administered in rural and urban communities through federally qualified health centers, hospital based clinics and private providers as  well as through local and regional public health departments. Services include:

·         Maternal and infant health, psychosocial and nutrition assessment completed by nurse, social worker, or nutritionist

·         Registered Nurse, Licensed Social Worker and Registered Dietician team development of beneficiary care plans

·         Coordination of MIHP services with the beneficiary's medical care provider and Medicaid Health Plan (who assist and supplement that care)

·         Registered Nurse, Licensed Social Worker and Registered Dietitian home or office visits provided with interventions based on the beneficiary's plan of care

·         Transportation services arranged if needed

·         Referrals are made to local community services  (e.g., mental health, substance abuse, domestic violence, basic needs assistance) as needed

·         Referral to local childbirth education or parenting classes

MIHP Consultants

Ingrid Davis                                 Joni Idzkowski Detwiler

517-335-9546                                517-335-6659

davisi1@michigan.gov                    detwilerj@michigan.gov

Who Do I Contact To Find A State Certified MIHP Near Me?

10.27 MIHP Coordinator Directory and Contact Information

How Do I Become A MIHP Provider?

MIHP Provider Application Process

What Do Program Participants Say About The MIHP?

Program Participant Feedback

Infant Care Packets For MIHP  Moms And Dads

Healthy Start Grow Smart booklets

        *   Download the PDF version-the pictures are wonderful!

Important News!

Michigan Department of Community Health Flu Updates

5 Important Things To Know About The Flu If You Are Pregnant

What Pregnant Women Should Know About The Flu

More About MIHP Plus Information And Resources For Pregnant Women And Their Families @  twitter MyMIHP

MIHP Documents And Links 

Michigan Families Medicaid Project

March of Dimes White Paper on Preterm Birth

Best Practices/Literature Review

Michigan Public Health Institute (MPHI)

Medicaid Provider Manual 

MIHP Medicaid Fee Schedule

CHAMPS--The New Medicaid Processing System

MIHP & WIC Agencies Per County

Federally Qualified Health Centers In Michigan

Michigan Early On Coordinators

Michigan Great Start Collaboratives/Intermediate School Districts

MDCH Immunization Updates

Breastfeeding: Best For Baby. Best For Mom.

Free And Low Cost Health Care

HMO And Fee For Service Births 2007

Medicaid Health Plans By County

MIHP Review Guidance Document

MIHP Provider Training

Introduction to Motivational Interviewing

Formulas, Growth and Feeding 

Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorders

Oral Health:Treating Pregnant Women

Smoke Free Baby And Me 

Medicaid Outreach 

MIHP Coordinators Meeting  9.22.09

MIHP Provider Forms

Medicaid Provider Manual: Forms Link 

Provider Communication: Enrollment Status

Provider Communication: Form A

Provider Communication: Form B

Provider Communication: Post Natal Summary

Provider Communication: Form C

Maternal Risk Identifier

Prenatal Services Assessment

Infant Risk Identifier

Infant Initial Assessment

Infant Plan Of Care

Professional Visit Note

Staff Roster

MHP/MIHP Collaboration Form

MHP/MIHP Collaboration Form Instructions  

What Is The Maternal Infant Health Program (MIHP) Re-design ?

The MIHP Re-Design is a Michigan Department of Community Health (MDCH) strategic planning initiative to re-engineer the Medicaid Maternal Support Services (MSS) and Infant Support Services (ISS) Programs, using a population management model

Rationale For Reengineering MSS/ISS And Maternal Infant Health Program Goals

Maternal Infant Health Program Design Structure and Process

We welcome your input  in writing. Email, fax or send your comments to:

Deb Marciniak
MPHI Systems Reform
2364 Woodlake Drive, Ste. 180
Okemos, MI 48864
517-381-8247, Ext. 13
FAX: 517 347-6189
dmarcini@mphi.org

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