Author: Kailee Curtis

Maternal Infant Health Program (MIHP)

The Maternal Infant Health Program (MIHP) is Michigan’s largest, evidence-based home visitation program for Medicaid eligible pregnant women and infants. MIHP is administered by a network of certified provider agencies throughout the state in rural, urban, and native communities. Providers are located in private freestanding offices, hospital-based clinics, federally qualified health centers, and in local/regional public health departments.

Key Positions
Public Health Nurse
Dietitian
Social Worker
Program Supervisor

Meets Public Health Standards:

	Michigan Public Health Code
ü	MI Local Public Health Accreditation
	Public Health Accreditation Board

Combined FTE for all activities in MIHP

Health Improvement Efforts:

List of strategic priorities

Aligns with (YOUR AGENCY) Strategic Priorities:

Funding Sources for (AGENCY) (PROGRAM):

Services:
What do these services look like in your agency?
Goals:
Program activities are meant to:
Goal one
Goal two
...

Federal Grants

State Grants

Local Funding

Public & Private Health Insurance

Fees

Millage

Donations

Impact:
How has this program impacted your community?
Is there a story you can share?
A difference in trends?