Health Management & Policy 
HMP Research Centers
Center for Value-Based Insurance Design
Engages in the design, evaluation, and promotion of health insurance products created to achieve improvements in health outcomes while managing costs faced by patients and employers.
Economic Research Initiative on the Uninsured (ERIU)
Funded by the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation and based at the University of Michigan, the ERIU aims to diversify the pool of experts who study health insurance coverage trends. It seeks to initiate, commission, and disseminate original research to spark new discussions on health coverage issues. By attracting new perspectives, it expects to energize the field of health policy research, raise new questions about health insurance, and provide better insight into why people become uninsured.
Griffith Leadership Center
Supports healthcare activities involving Michigan faculty and working healthcare organizations, provides "action-learning" opportunities and mentor-preceptor relationships for Michigan students, and promotes leadership and best-practice initiatives.
Center for Law, Ethics, and Health (CLEH)
Established to examine the law’s influence on the nation’s two health systems: the health care delivery system, which is concerned with individual health outcomes; and the public health system, which is designed to protect the health of communities.
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