We Advocate for Our Communities
Michigan Primary Care Association is the voice of 40 community health centers and four Native American health service providers that provide primary and preventive health care to more than 715,000 patients in rural and urban communities across Michigan.
Virtual: Informational Meeting about the Upcoming MPCA Oral Health Value Based Payment (OHVBP) Workgroup
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Advocate
We advocate to influence and advance health policy in Lansing and Washington, D.C.

Collaborate
We foster collaboration among health centers and with external partners.

Support
We support health centers in the continuous pursuit of high-quality, patient-centered services.
This highly interactive and immediately applicable skill-building program is held through Zoom one morning per week for five weeks. Managers and supervisors at all levels develop and strengthen critical skills necessary to successfully navigate their roles in today’s increasingly challenging health center environment.
MPCA Health Center Members
Making an Impact for Everyone
people served
live in poverty
are agricultural farm workers
identify as racial or ethnic minority
are children
are veterans