Doctors and other healthcare providers need up-to-date information about your health to best care for you. We help prepare the people who care for you by routing the information they need, when and where they need it.
Sharing health
information statewide
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The biggest challenge with sharing health information isn’t the technology, but helping people and organizations communicate across Michigan. MiHIN makes it possible to find, send and receive patient records quickly and electronically.
Connecting Michigan
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Using shared services means organizations in Michigan make a commitment to use the same standards and take next steps together.
Taking next steps together
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Why MiHIN wants to help
The Michigan Health Information Network (MiHIN) represents a common ground for conversations about sharing health information in Michigan. We believe that providing better care for a healthier Michigan requires better communication between the organizations invested in you and your health.
Sharing health information in Michigan is easier when everyone commits to using the same standards. MiHIN’s shared services are solutions that go beyond technology to improve processes, create standards, and reduce burdens. We do the detailed, behind-the-scenes work to bring groups together and listen to their input to build better solutions, because we believe it is possible to improve your healthcare.
Sharing information about screenings for Critical Congenital Heart Disease (CCHD) in newborns allows real-time transmission of test results from birthing hospitals to the state.
We recognize the unique needs of our stakeholders and the challenges we share in healthcare. Together, our work has made Michigan a leading state in sharing health information. Learn how your organization can join and contribute!
Your “care team” includes all the people invested in you and your health. MiHIN offers shared services to make it easier for your care team – and for you – to work together. Learn more about how you can access and update your health information
Who benefits from shared services?
MiHIN builds the trust and relationships necessary to help organizations share health information, so you can receive better care.
MiHIN helps patients to become more involved in their own healthcare, and helps to reduce unnecessary, expensive care like duplicate lab tests. Learn why sharing your health information means better outcomes.
MiHIN reduces reporting workloads and helps healthcare providers get the patient records they need to make informed care decisions. Find out how sharing health information creates more time for patients.
MiHIN works with health insurance plans to help find and close gaps in care. Learn more about how we are reaching shared goals to deliver quality care to people in Michigan and beyond.
MiHIN provides services to help state and federal governments improve healthcare through better communication and coordination. Learn how we are connecting care in your area.
From our local communities to the national level, MiHIN collaborates with health and human services organizations involved in all aspects of your care. Read the latest news about MiHIN and how we coordinate with other organizations.
To make the best healthcare decisions and recommendations, your doctors need complete and up-to-date information. Knowing who cares for you helps identify who needs to receive information about your health. MiHIN’s Active Care Relationship Service® (ACRS®) makes it possible for your doctors to receive updates if your health or care plan changes.
MiHIN’s success comes from our ability to start discussions that help everyone move in the same direction. Working with organizations across the state, MiHIN helps your care team to focus on improving your care by creating shared goals, shared vision, and shared services throughout Michigan.
The MiHIN management team represents decades of successful information technology initiatives, innovation, and experience. Working together they are making health care easier, more efficient and more effective for the people of Michigan.
