State Rep. Mary Whiteford, of Casco Township, today received the Michigan Pharmacists Association Executive Board Medal Award during the association’s virtual Annual Convention & Exposition.

State Rep. Mary Whiteford, of Casco Township, has introduced a bipartisan plan to improve the quality of health care in Michigan while making it more accessible and affordable.

The Michigan Department of Health and Human Services awarded $100,000 in public-private partnership grant funding to Mosaic Counseling, a nonprofit mental health agency that provides counseling services to residents of Ottawa County regardless of their ability to pay for services through a sliding scale or volunteer work.

Michigan House Appropriations Committee Chair Thomas Albert and Health and Human Services Subcommittee Chair Mary Whiteford today detailed a plan to improve the health of pregnant mothers and their babies.

State Rep. Mary Whiteford has been appointed by House Appropriations Chair Thomas Albert to chair the newly created Adoption and Foster Care Task Force.

State Rep. Mary Whiteford today announced a sweeping bipartisan plan to support survivors of human trafficking and help them rebuild their lives after escaping their captors.

State Rep. Mary Whiteford, who was selected today to serve a second term as chair of the House Appropriations Subcommittee on Health and Human Services, announced the first committee meeting will be spent hearing from human trafficking survivors.

State Rep. Mary Whiteford, of Casco Township, is calling on Gov. Gretchen Whitmer to allow Michigan restaurants to resume indoor dining.

State Rep. Mary Whiteford’s plan providing patients with a short-term alternative to psychiatric hospital is now law.

State Rep. Mary Whiteford today expressed disappointment and frustration with the Whitmer administration’s failed rollout of the COVID-19 vaccine in Michigan – which CDC data shows has the sixth lowest per-capita distribution rate in the country – and called on the governor to expedite vaccinations and release a public schedule.

State Rep. Mary Whiteford, of Casco Township, today announced Gov. Gretchen Whitmer has vetoed her plan to combat Michigan’s shortage of health care workers by allowing registered and licensed nurses from other states to practice here.

Rep Mary Whiteford, of Casco Township, has been nominated the second straight year for House Legislator of the Year from MIRS, Michigan’s Independent Source of News and Information for Capitol coverage. Rep. Whiteford was nominated for “tackling nuts-and-bolts health care issues” during uncertain times.