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.
Below are key resources to support providers implementing the MIHP program.
The authoritative source for the Maternal Infant Health Program (MIHP) is the Medicaid Provider Manual. Providers must comply with the MIHP section as well as the information for all Medicaid providers.
The Maternal Infant Health Program (MIHP) Operations Guide is designed to support MIHP providers in program implementation. This Guide is to be used in conjunction with the Medicaid Provider Manual.
Cycle 10 MIHP Operations Guide -Updated March 31, 2026.
MIHP Enhanced Services for Refugee Families - NEW!
The archived MIHP Operations Guide below are defined as archive material pursuant to ADA Title II § 35.104 and ADA Title II § 35.201. If you need assistance accessing information in the archived content or if you require this 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.
Archive Statement
Archived items below are defined as archive material pursuant to ADA Title II § 35.104 and ADA Title II § 35.201. If you need assistance accessing information in the archived content or if you require this 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.
For current telehealth guidance, please reference the Medicaid Provider Manual link above.
