While Americans prepare to wave flags and attend 4th of July parades in honor of our nation’s independence, many of those who have defended our freedoms are now facing a different battle — finding access to quality healthcare.
Despite the existence of the Department of Veterans Affairs system, almost half of all U.S. veterans still face significant challenges accessing adequate healthcare. This is a frustrating, yet solvable problem according to experts at Michigan Health Information Network Shared Services (MiHIN), Michigan’s state-designated health information exchange that facilitates the sharing of patient health information to improve care quality, efficiency, and patient safety.
The organization was recently awarded the Michigan Veteran Service Organizations Networking Grant from the Michigan Veterans Affairs Agency (MVAA) to assist in employing a “no wrong door” approach to ensure veterans in Michigan can easily access the benefits and services they deserve.
We’re excited to share a progress update on our Integrated Technology Platform (ITP) migration.
9,500 individual users from over 300 organizations have successfully migrated to the new platform. Additionally, another 5,000 Single Sign-On (SSO) users from nearly 20 SSO organizations have migrated.
41M Lab results from December 2024 to present have been backloaded to date and MiHIN will be adding an additional six months of Labs back to April 2024, along with continuing to backload CCDAs to October 2021 and Radiology Results to December 2024.
Chronic disease is one of the biggest challenges in healthcare today. 6 in 10 U.S. adults live with at least one chronic condition, driving nearly 90% of healthcare spending.
MiHIN helps tackle this challenge by giving care teams real-time access to the data they need to manage care, reduce readmissions, and improve outcomes.
Alerts for hospital admissions and discharges
Seamless data exchange across providers
Access to care summaries, lab results, and care team info
Public health reporting to support statewide interventions
Are you passionate about cloud deployment technologies and want to make a real impact in healthcare? Join our team as a Cloud Operations Engineer.
In this role, you'll help power the secure, scalable infrastructure behind vital health data exchange across our state. This is your chance to support meaningful, mission-driven work while working with modern cloud platforms and automation tools.
Apply now or share with someone who’s ready to bring their cloud skills to healthcare innovation
A Health Data Utility (HDU) is a meaningful step toward improved care, greater efficiency, and better-informed decisions for patients and providers alike.
House Bills 4037 & 4038 build on the strong foundation of our existing health data systems, creating a modernized infrastructure that helps reduce unnecessary duplication, supports timely, data-informed care, and ensures data is protected and ethically used.
With the right guardrails in place, Michigan can unlock the full potential of health data for improved, whole-person care.
Conferences the MiHIN Team Will Be At
Michigan Health Information Network Shared Services, 120 N. Washington Sq., Suite 316, Lansing, MI 48933, United States, 844-454-2443
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