



Research & report critical issues facing Michigan's health care workforce.
Bring together stakeholders to achieve meaningful results.
Develop innovative, effective and sustainable products & services.
Helping stakeholders to be as efficient as possible through customized services, such as facilitation and strategic planning.
Analyzing data to measure effectiveness and efficiency of programs to help stakeholders refine implementation efforts to achieve maximum positive outcomes.
Collecting, analyzing, synthesizing, and interpreting data to give stakeholders the perspective they need to make informed, evidence-based decisions.
Researching and writing grant applications, developing sustainability plans, and creating budgets for innovative system change.
Creating custom visual and interactive resources, such as infographics and learning modules.
Supporting your organization through strategic leadership, staffing, marketing and communications, information technology, and administrative services.
Moving a good idea toward successful implementation and sustainability.
Planning, coordinating, and facilitating small meetings, large convenings, professional summits, special events to meet your specific needs.
The Michigan Health Council is a Michigan-based 501(c)(3) non-profit organization dedicated to creating a culture of health with health professionals at the heart of the delivery system. Our mission is to create products and provide services our partners rely on to build health care workforce capacity.
A "Culture of Health" is one in which: good health flourishes across geographic, demographic and social sectors; attaining great health is not only possible, but valued by our entire society; collaborative effort occurs between businesses, government, individuals, and organizations in order to build healthy communities; social determinants of health are addressed so that everyone has access to affordable, quality health care because it is essential to maintain, or reclaim, health; the economy is less burdened by excessive and unwarranted health care spending.
We were founded July 16, 1943 by a joint effort of the Michigan Health & Hospital Association, Michigan State Medical Society and Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan.
No, please visit The Department of Licensing and Regulatory Affairs (LARA) website at http://www.michigan.gov/lara for full information regarding health care professional licensing in Michigan.
No. However, we often partner with the state government, specifically the Michigan Department of Health & Human Services.
We offer a wide variety of services, from grant writing, to programming, to partnering with you on developing a new product or service, our goal is to create a culture of health in Michigan. Learn more at mhc.org/services
President and CEO
Vice President and COO
Finance Director
Director, Technology
Director, ACEMAPP
Product Implementation Manager
Director, Content Production
Director, Michigan HOSA
Associate Director, Michigan HOSA
Communications Manager
Community Engagement &
Education Coordinator
Director,
Physician Services
Program Support Specialist
Business Analyst, ACEMAPP
Billing Coordinator, ACEMAPP
Account Support, ACEMAPP
Account Support, ACEMAPP
Customer Support
Team Lead, ACEMAPP
Program Coordinator
Program Associate, ACEMAPP
Implementation Specialist, ACEMAPP
Program Associate, ACEMAPP
Senior Web Developer
Web Developer
Quality Assurance
& Testing Coordinator
The learning and education opportunity given by Mini Medical was a win-win for both elementary students and our MSUCOM medical students. We were shown that today’s children are eager to learn about futures in medicine and Mini Medical school has stepped in to help.
Gina M. Ruggirello – Michigan State University College of Osteopathic Medicine
My program’s partnership with E2P helped a Federally Qualified Health Center in Flint connect oral with physical health assessments during new patient visits, follow-up appointments, and care planning. Their team helped us win a $1.3 million federal grant for start-up funding, prepare the practice for the project by training facilitators and evaluators, and convene regular meetings to monitor progress.
Christine Farrell – Oral Health Director, Michigan Department of Health and Human Services
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