Michigan's Department of Health and Human Services administers dozens of programs to improve the health, safety and prosperity of state residents.

Lansing, Michigan
Joined July 2009
As your family finalizes Halloween costumes and prepares for trick-or-treating, watch this fun and informative video on costume safety.
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ICYMI: MDHHS is warning residents about the serious health risks linked to recreational nitrous oxide us, also known as “laughing gas,” whippets,” “balloons,” “Galaxy Gas” or “NOS." You can also read a recent opinoin piece published on this topic here: bit.ly/4yzWdNY.
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Michigan parents: Bring your vaccine questions to Ask the Expert: The Doctors Are In, a free live Q&A with three Michigan doctors hosted by I Vaccinate on Friday, Oct. 16, at noon. Watch on Facebook (facebook.com/share/1DreAqKGx…) or YouTube (youtube.com/live/b-4pGdb6enE).
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Got questions about your child’s vaccines? Three Michigan doctors are ready for them, from the everyday to the unexpected. Join live Friday, Oct. 16, at noon for Ask the Expert: The Doctors Are In, a lunchtime vaccine Q&A.
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To avoid interruption in accessing your benefit information through the mobile app, download the "ebtEDGE NEW!" mobile app as soon as possible from the Google Play Store for Android users or the App Store for iPhone users.
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Households enrolled in Medicaid with children under 19 or a pregnant Medicaid enrollee can receive a free, lead-reducing filter to help keep your drinking water safe. Visit Michigan.gov/GetAheadOfLead to learn more about eligibility and to sign up.
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October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month Did you know breast cancer is one of the most common cancers in the U.S.? Find out if you qualify for a free or low-cost mammogram through the Breast & Cervical Cancer Control Navigation Program by visiting Michigan.gov/BC3NP.
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If a woman has enough folic acid in her body before and during pregnancy, it can help prevent major birth defects of the baby’s brain and spine. Women in their reproductive years need 400 micrograms (mcg) of folic acid every day. Learn more at bit.ly/3Y0rrgm.
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This autumn, keep your family safe from the threat of ticks. Learn simple ways to prevent bites and avoid Lyme disease. Learn more about tick bite prevention in Michigan’s great outdoors at bit.ly/4yvxr1v.
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On World Mental Health Day, remember that no one needs to face their challenges alone. 988 is here for you 24/7 with free, confidential, and compassionate support. Learn more at Michigan.gov/988.
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Take this quick quiz to find out if your asthma is under control. bit.ly/4yAUCHS
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Get help with Medicare during Annual Open Enrollment, Oct. 15-Dec. 7 Call 1-800-803-7174 and meet with a Medicare counselor for free, unbiased assistance. Visit bit.ly/4ysRptU to learn more and get involved. #Medicare #Medicaid
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Every year, approximately 100,000 babies in Michigan are screened at birth for serious but treatable conditions. Learn more about Michigan’s Newborn Screening Program at Michigan.gov/NewbornScreenin….
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State and local officials gathered for an open house commemorating the completion of the new 264-bed Southeast Michigan Psychiatric Hospital and the state's continued focus on improving access to behavioral health care for Michigan families. Learn more: bit.ly/4zo6jBJ.
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This Domestic Violence Awareness Month, learn about the signs and what you can do to help someone who is being abused by visiting Michigan.gov/Voices4.
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MDHHS is warning residents about the serious health risks linked to recreational nitrous oxide us, also known as “laughing gas,” whippets,” “balloons,” “Galaxy Gas” or “NOS. Watch this video to learn more or visit bit.ly/4rFsTD8.
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October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month. Did you know breast cancer is one of the most common cancers in the U.S.? Find out if you qualify for a free or low-cost mammogram through the Breast & Cervical Cancer Control Navigation Program by visiting Michigan.gov/BC3NP.
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BE AWARE. Furnaces and water heaters are common carbon monoxide or CO poisoning sources. Have a professional inspect heating systems, water heaters and any other fuel-burning appliances and equipment every year. Learn more about CO at Michigan.gov/CarbonMonoxide.
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Households with children under 19 on Medicaid or a pregnant Medicaid enrollee can receive a free, lead-reducing filter. Visit Michgan.gov/GetAheadOfLead for more information about eligibility and to sign up.
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