MMDHD Preparedness

The Mid-Michigan District Health Department (MMDHD) has been dedicated to protecting, maintaining, and improving the health of the communities it serves since its establishment in 1966. Covering Clinton, Gratiot, and Montcalm counties, MMDHD offers a wide range of health services, including support for breastfeeding, special healthcare services for children, communicable disease prevention, immunizations, and reproductive health. With a mission to take action for healthier outcomes, MMDHD strives to advance with innovative solutions to meet the healthcare needs of its population.

Operating from branch offices in St. Johns, Ithaca, and Stanton, MMDHD serves a combined population of over 181,200 year-round residents across 52 townships, covering an area of approximately 1,872 square miles. Committed to community health, MMDHD conducts assessments, initiatives, and partnerships to ensure the well-being of the region. With a focus on protecting, maintaining, and improving the health of its communities, MMDHD continues to work towards achieving healthier outcomes through its comprehensive healthcare services.

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