
Attendees:
- Kim Garland, Delta Dental Foundation
- Christian Garcia, Detroit Mercy
- Monica Jensen, Detroit Mercy
- Staci Hard, RDH, Grace Health
- Tracie Hurst, RDH, Grace Health
- Dr. Sandy Swarnavel, Bureau of Medicaid Care Management and Quality Assurance; MI DHHS
- Kyle Norman, RDH, Medicaid Dental Policy Specialist, MDHHS
- Ben Bakken, Vice President, Mercantile Bank of MI
- Emily Norrix, MPH, MDHHS
- Erin Suddeth, RDH, MPA, MDHHS
Hosts:
- Connie Crowe, Ingham County Women’s Health
- Stacy Hofmeister, RDH, Ingham County Women’s Health
- Dr. Stephen Pittel, DDS, Ingham County Women’s Health
- Anne Scott, CEO, Ingham County Women’s Health
- Gerry Ginzel, Ingham County Women’s Health
- Dr. John Girdwood, Detroit Mercy
Tuesday Additional Guests/Hosts:
- Dr. Erik Wert, CMO, Ingham County Women’s Health
- Bruce McAttee, Mid-Mi Regional Director, Office of Senator Gary Peters

Lansing Kick-Off Event!
Date: Monday 3/26/18
Location: Cedar Community – Ingham County Women’s Health Center
5303 S Cedar St, Lansing, MI 48911
Time: 930a – 1030a Clinic Tour
- Come visit our clinic at the Ingham County Health Department!
- By invite only due to limited space
- Meeting Space: Conference Room B
- Site has another event at 1030a for some attendees (lunch provided)
Location: Door 3, 2nd Floor, Suite 201
About the Site: Women’s Health is located in the main Health Department building on the 2nd floor. Women’s Heath provides services to women 18 years of age and up:
- Prenatal services
- Obstetrics
- Family planning (Title X)
- Maternal Infant Health Program
- Gynecology services
- Minor surgical procedures
- Pregnancy testing
- Nutritional counseling
- Behavioral Health Services
- Breast and Cervical cancer screenings
Click here to visit the clinic’s website
2017-2018: The purpose of the Michigan Initiative for Maternal and Infant Oral Health is to improve oral health of mothers and children in under-served areas. The grant-funded effort began as a 1-year projectat 6 pilot sites. The initial aim was to examine the feasibility and impact of placing a registered dental hygienist within an OBGYN medical clinic. While the approach was an important first step toward reaching patients in the inaugural year, it was essential to strategically plan a more robust sustainable model while concurrently building the new program.