What Mihp Is
What MIHP Is
The Maternal Infant Health Program (MIHP) is a statewide initiative designed to provide comprehensive, community-based support to pregnant women and infants in Michigan. MIHP is a part of Medicaid services and offers a range of resources, education, and assistance to promote healthy pregnancies, positive birth outcomes, and optimal infant health. This program typically involves home visits by a team of healthcare professionals, including nurses, social workers, and other specialists, who collaborate with pregnant women and families.
The program aims to address various aspects of maternal and infant well-being, including medical, social, and environmental factors, with a focus on preventive care, education, and community involvement. The ultimate goal is to enhance the health and development of both mothers and infants during pregnancy and the crucial first year of life.
Benefits of Choosing MIHP
Holistic Care
MIHP ensures comprehensive support for medical, social, and emotional needs during pregnancy and early parenthood.
Personalized Education
Tailored parenting education equips families with essential knowledge and skills.
Professional Team
A dedicated team of healthcare experts, including nurses and social workers, provides expert guidance.
Community Engagement
MIHP connects families with local resources and support networks for enhanced well-being.
Resource Access
Participants enjoy access to vital resources like free diapers, counseling, and housing assistance.
Financial Relief
MIHP alleviates financial burdens by providing assistance with housing, transportation, and community programs.
Early Intervention
The program focuses on early intervention, contributing to preventive care for healthier outcomes.
Healthy Future
MIHP’s support ensures the health and development of both mothers and infants for a brighter, healthier future.