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How the Stroke Smart Michigan Program Works
The MDHHS Michigan Stroke Program (MiSP) works with county health departments and other well-recognized local organizations to:
- Promote the Stroke Smart Program;
- Support implementation of education and outreach activities; and
- Celebrate organizations that achieve Stroke Smart Champion recognition.
Statewide Impact
The Stroke Smart Michigan program packages the Stroke Smart model using best practices and established criteria, working to spread key lessons learned and expand adoption across Michigan. Through coordinated, cross-sector collaboration, the program aims to measurably reduce stroke burden, improve cardiovascular health, and ensure all Michigan communities are better prepared to prevent and respond to stroke.
For information about the range of partners we engage to reach Michigan residents where they live, work, learn, and worship, please see our Become a Stroke Smart Michigan Champion Partner webpage.