U.P. M.O.M.
The Upper Peninsula Maternal Opioid Misuse program supports the needs of the whole person allowing women to focus on a healthy pregnancy and wellbeing after birth for both moms and infants.
This program uses a Community Health Worker model to provide support for women who are pregnant and/or up to 12 moths post partum and have a history of, or are currently experiencing, Opioid Use Disorder. Each woman is screened for Social Determinants of Health to identify needs, refer to assistance, and follow the enrolled to remove barriers to health.
Who Qualifies?
- Women who are pregnant and up to 12 months postpartum and who have had a history of, or are currently experiencing, opioid use disorder (OUD). Each woman is screened for Social Determinants of Health (SDoH) by their CHW to identify needs, refer to assistance, and follow the enrollee to remove barriers to health. This allows women to focus on a healthy pregnancy and well-being after birth and on, providing for the well-being of the whole family.
- Must also be on UPHP Medicaid
- Resides in OR receives health care services in Chippewa County
Please fill out the Universal Referral Form at www.uphcs.org/upmom or email Meagan Hanson at mhanson@uphp.com
In Chippewa County, please call us directly at 906-748-7585
