Happy Labor Day from Meridian! Today, we celebrate and thank hardworking people everywhere who make a difference every day. We hope you enjoy a safe, relaxing, and well-deserved holiday!

This week, Meridian is joining health leaders at the 40th Annual @MIHealthPlans Conference in Traverse City! Our team is grateful to collaborate on the future of care in Michigan with others who share our deep commitment to building healthier communities. #MAHP40 #MeridianCares

Meridian CEO Patricia Graham joined a @GlblCtzn panel alongside NFL Hall of Famer Darrell Green and UNC basketball star Iman McFarland to spotlight Strong Youth Strong Communities (SYSC). In the face of a mental health crisis, SYSC helps youth believe they belong & can thrive. 💙

Independence Day is a time to reflect on the values that unite us—freedom, resilience, and hope. May we continue to honor and protect them. Wishing you all a meaningful and joyful 4th of July!

This Memorial Day, may we never forget the courage and dedication of the brave individuals who made the ultimate sacrifice for our freedom. From all of us at Meridian, we extend our deepest gratitude to our fallen heroes and their families.

Happy National Nurses Week! This week, we celebrate our outstanding team of nurses who are the heart of Meridian. Your unwavering dedication and compassion play a crucial role in keeping our members healthy. Thank you for always going above and beyond! #NationalNursesWeek

May is Mental Health Awareness Month. We can all use a little help sometimes. If you have been down, stressed or just haven’t been feeling like yourself, help is available. Meridian has options to get you back to feeling like you. #MentalHealthAwarenessMonth

"I felt relieved when I found a doctor that could actually hear me out." Hear how Eleorra didn't stop until she got answers about her pregnancy complications. #HearHer story: bit.ly/43X683H

Black, American Indian, and Alaska Native women who are pregnant and postpartum are more likely to die from pregnancy-related complications than others. Most of these deaths are preventable. Be the one to #HearHer. bit.ly/42LLB0S

Pregnancy-related complications like preeclampsia (high blood pressure) can happen during and after pregnancy. Learn about urgent maternal warning sign and speak up if something doesn't feel right. #HearHer bit.ly/4jsvV8o

Be the support pregnant and postpartum women need. If someone who is or was pregnant in the past year shares any symptoms or concerns, take them seriously. Hear them out and act quickly. It could help save a life. #HearHer bit.ly/44c1Ky7

Seek medical care immediately if you experience an urgent maternal warning sign during pregnancy or in the year after. Some include headaches that won't go away, changes in vision, and trouble breathing. #HearHer bit.ly/4j4RXhD

It's normal to be tired during pregnancy or after you've given birth. But overwhelming tiredness, dizziness, or feeling very sad could be a warning sign of something more serious. Speak up and seek medical care right away. #HearHer bit.ly/3G4RZrn

Is someone you love pregnant or had a baby in the past year? Listen to them if they express any concerns. Learn about the urgent maternal warning signs. Acting quickly and helping them get immediate care could help save a life. #HearHer bit.ly/3RLVuW6

We’re wishing you and your families a Happy Holiday season and a safe start to the new year!

Black, American Indian, and Alaska Native people who are pregnant and postpartum are more likely to die from pregnancy-related complications than others. Most of these deaths are preventable. Be the one to #HearHer. bit.ly/4gf2HIS

Would you know if a loved one is having a serious pregnancy-related complication? If you know what to look for, you could do more than just help. You could help save a life. Learn the urgent maternal warning signs that need immediate care. #HearHer bit.ly/3OQNjXa

"I felt relieved when I found a doctor that could actually hear me out." Hear how Eleorra didn't stop until she got answers about her pregnancy complications. #HearHer story: bit.ly/4gpIW0Q

Pregnancy-related complications like preeclampsia (high blood pressure) can happen during and after pregnancy. Learn about urgent maternal warning signs. And speak up if something doesn't feel right. #HearHer bit.ly/3OPimm5