Mobile Integrated Health (MIH) is the non-emergency follow-up team for Kirkland residents who call 911. MIH is a three-person team, two firefighter/EMTs and a clinical social worker.

The MIH program is a proven, evidence-based operation that follows current best practices when assisting those with chronic diseases and mental health concerns.

Mobile Integrated Health Care (MIH) and Community EMS are new programs that utilize mobile resources to deliver care and services to patients in an out‐of‐hospital environment in …

The MIH (Mobile Integrated Healthcare) program aims to improve community health and reduce unnecessary emergency calls by providing essential resources to emergency responders and …

MIH, by its very nature, is the integration of Emergency Medical Services (EMS) and healthcare partners in new and innovative ways. Over 70 EMS agencies within the STRAC region provide …

What is Mobile Integrated Health (MIH)? MIH, also known as a Community Paramedic Program, is the provision of healthcare using patient-centered, mobile resources in the out-of-hospital …

How is MIH different from a home care agency? Mobile Integrated Health does not provide the services of a home care agency, but rather, MIH identifies the need for and connects patients …

Mobile Integrated Health (MIH) brings care into the community in the form of a personalized, high-touch, high-tech healthcare program.

In 2016, Mercy Flights launched a Mobile Integrated Healthcare (MIH) program. This unique program provides personalized healthcare in the convenience of a patient’s home. This care is …

Mobile Integrated Health (MIH) of North King County is the non-emergency follow-up team after a citizen calls 911. Based out of Station 51 in Kenmore, we serve the citizens of Shoreline, Lake …