April 2026: As part of ongoing updates to meet Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) standards, we are enhancing our website to improve accessibility for users who rely on Assistive Technologies. You may notice updates across the website, including clearer color contrast for better readability, enhanced keyboard navigation for users who do not use a mouse, improved screen reader support through better labels and field descriptions, additional tooltips explaining the purpose of buttons and links, and improvements to responsive page design for phone and tablet use. These enhancements reflect our commitment to ensuring the website remains accessible, inclusive, and usable for all.
If you require information in a more accessible format, please contact the Maternal Infant Health Program using the information provided below:
Additional Resources can be found on the Notice Under The Americans With Disabilities Act webpage.
The Maternal Infant Health Program (MIHP) requirements are outlined in detail in both Medicaid Policy and the MIHP Program Operations Manual. Expectations are clearly specified for all program areas, including but not limited to provider staffing, certification and recertification, interventions, billing, provider-specific performance reporting, coordination with medical providers and Medicaid Health Plans.
Michigan continually assesses and improves MIHP to meet the needs of Michigan residents while demonstrating value in the challenging economic environment. As a result, MIHP providers undergo a certification and recertification process that includes an onsite assessment, chart review and billing audit. A Corrective Action Plan (CAP) is required for indicators that were rated as Not Met during the review process.
