Maternal Infant Health Program (MIHP)

MIHP is a program for all pregnant Michigan women and infants with Medicaid coverage. MIHP works to promote healthy pregnancies, good birth outcomes, and healthy infants, through home and office visits with nurses, social workers, and dieticians to address the needs of mom and baby. Additionally, MIHP links enrollees with community resources to provide additional support to mom & baby.

Services include:

• Maternal and infant health, psychosocial, and nutrition assessment completed by nurse, social worker, or dietician
• Registered Nurse, Licensed Social Worker, and Registered Dietician team development of beneficiary care plans
• Coordination of MIHP services with the beneficiary's health care provider and Medicaid Health Plan (who assist and supplement that care)
• Registered Nurse, Licensed Social Worker, and Registered Dietician home or office visits provided with interventions based on the beneficiary's plan of care
• Transportation services may be arranged
• 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

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Downloads

• MIHP Program
• Michigan Department of Health and Human Services (MDHHS) MIHP website