About mpca
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The Michigan Primary Care Association (MPCA) is a leader that promotes access to quality and affordable primary healthcare for all Michigan residents. It has been the voice of community health centers in Michigan since 1980. MPCA provides support, advocacy, education, and technical assistance to 32 community health centers with 160 sites that serve over 500,000 patients annually. It also coordinates various initiatives and programs at both the local and state level to strengthen primary care services and the healthcare safety net.
About mpca
- 1. Cover page State Vision, Local Impact Michigan Primary Care Association Michigan Primary Care Association is a leader in building a healthy society in which all residents have convenient and affordable access to quality healthcare. Its mission is to promote, support, and develop comprehensive, accessible, and affordable quality community-based primary care services to everyone in Michigan.
- 2. The Voice for Health Centers Since 1980, MPCA has been the voice for Community Health Centers and other community based providers in Michigan.
- 3. A Health Association Membership Federally-Qualified Health Centers (FQHCs) Non-Federally Qualified Health Systems (Look-Alikes) Community-Based Primary Health Care Organizations
- 5. Primary Functions of MPCA Supporting Community Health Centers Advocacy Education Technical Assistance
- 6. Special Program Initiatives Statewide Strategic Planning Recruitment and Retention Community Development Special Population Programs MidWest Clinicians Network MPCA Community HealthCorps (AmeriCorps)
- 7. Local Activities Educate & Mobilize the Public Aid Community Development New Health Care Access Points Strengthen the Health Safety Net Increase Types of Services
- 8. State Activities Develop State Leadership Build Networks & Partnerships Expand Service Delivery Advocate for Health Centers Collect Information Assess State Needs