Do I need a DHS-3200 after reporting online?

No. Complaints made through the Michigan Online Reporting System do not require a DHS-3200. Only complaints made by phone need the written DHS-3200, which is faxed or emailed to Centralized Intake within 72 hours of the call.

How fast does Centralized Intake act on online complaints?

MDHHS expects to reach an assignment decision within the same timeframes as hotline complaints, typically within one to three hours, though it may take up to 24 hours. Online complaints are reviewed in the same manner as complaints received by phone.

Is the Michigan child abuse hotline still available?

Yes. The Centralized Intake hotline is open 24/7 and remains fully staffed; MORS is a second option for mandated reporters. Use the hotline for emergencies after calling 911, when you lack information for the required online sections, or if you are not a mandated reporter.

Michigan Online Reporting System (MORS) for CPS

Who completes it

The mandated reporter completes the complaint in MORS and can attach photos, reports and other documents. People who are not mandated reporters call Centralized Intake instead.

Submitting and payment

How to submit it: Create a password-protected MI Bridges account, log in to MORS and submit the complaint any time from a computer, tablet or phone. A confirmation message and an email with the Intake ID (Log #) follow.
Who pays: MDHHS lists no fee; reporting is a duty under the Michigan Child Protection Law.

Good to know

If a child is at imminent risk of injury, death or serious harm, call 911 first and then the Centralized Intake hotline, not MORS.
Do not report online if you already called the hotline; phone reports still need a DHS-3200 within 72 hours.
If you don't have enough information to complete the required sections in MORS, call the hotline instead.
Attachments can be PNG, JPEG, TIFF or PDF, so save Word documents as PDF first. Submitted complaints stay viewable for six months.

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Michigan Online Reporting System (child abuse and neglect)

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All Public health reporting forms

Michigan Disease Surveillance System (MDSS) case report

Web-based mandatory reporting of communicable diseases by physicians, labs and facilities to the local health department.

Completed by: Physicians and authorized health care professionals (or their staff)
Issued by: Michigan Department of Health and Human Services (MDHHS)
Format: Online portal or EMR
Language: English

Official page Form details

DHS-3200

Report of Actual or Suspected Child Abuse or Neglect

Report of Actual or Suspected Child Abuse or Neglect (Spanish) DHS-3200-SP

Mandated reporter's written follow-up report to Children's Protective Services after a hotline report of suspected child abuse or neglect.

Completed by: Mandated reporter (physicians, nurses, PAs, psychologists, other health professionals) who phoned the hotline
Issued by: Michigan Department of Health and Human Services (MDHHS), Children's Protective Services
Format: Word document
Language: English and Spanish

Official page Word file Versión en español Form details

MDHHS Form 1355

Michigan Adult HIV Confidential Case Report Form

Medical provider's case report of HIV infection in an adult or adolescent (in addition to electronic lab reporting).

Completed by: Medical provider who diagnoses or treats HIV
Issued by: Michigan Department of Health and Human Services, Bureau of HIV and STI Programs
Format: Word document
Language: English

Official page Word file Form details

CDPH 110a

Confidential Morbidity Report

Reports a case or suspected case of a reportable communicable disease or condition (Title 17 CCR section 2500), except HIV/AIDS, tuberculosis and DMV-reportable conditions, to the local health department.

Completed by: Health care provider who diagnoses or suspects the condition
Issued by: California Department of Public Health
Format: Fillable PDF
Language: English

Official page PDF How to fill it in

DOH-389

Communicable Disease Reporting Form

Physician/provider report of a suspected or confirmed communicable disease (10 NYCRR 2.10) to the local health department of the patient's county.

Completed by: Physician (primary responsibility) or other health care provider, infection control practitioner, school nurse
Issued by: New York State Department of Health, Bureau of Communicable Disease Control
Format: Fillable PDF
Language: English

Official page PDF How to fill it in

LDSS-2221A

Report of Suspected Child Abuse or Maltreatment

Report of Suspected Child Abuse or Maltreatment (LDSS-2221A-S)

Mandated reporter's signed written report following an oral report to the Statewide Central Register (SCR) of Child Abuse and Maltreatment.

Completed by: Mandated reporter (physicians, nurses, psychologists, other medical and mental health professionals)
Issued by: New York State Office of Children and Family Services (OCFS)
Format: Word document
Language: English and Spanish

Official page Word file Versión en español How to fill it in

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