Mental Health Services at UHS
UHS clinicians provide medical management of common mental health issues, including:
- Evaluation of anxiety, depression, eating disorders, and sleep disorders
- Treatment options, including medications
- Medical management for confirmed diagnoses of Attention Deficit Disorder (ADD) and Attention Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD)
- Prescription renewals with standard medication regimens for conditions such as stable depression or anxiety, for patients who no longer need counseling
- Referral to a UHS psychiatrist for consultation (access available only for students, with a UHS referral) or to Counseling and Psychological Services (or other appropriate resource) for counseling
It is recommended that students and other patients make an appointment with a UHS clinician and continue to see him/her. Although patients may change clinicians at any time, seeing the same clinician allows patients to develop a relationship and helps ensure quality care.
Eligibility and fees:
UM students (Ann Arbor Campus) can use UHS and have few expenses at UHS, because they pay a health service fee as part of tuition that covers most UHS services (see Who Can Use UHS? for what's covered).
UM staff, faculty, alumni and their spouses, domestic partners, and dependents can also use UHS on a fee-for-service basis or through billable insurance. UHS is a primary care site for Premier Care Network 1 and GradCare.
How to visit: See Appointment or Walk-in for information on visiting UHS.
For more information:
- For questions about mental health services at UHS, call Carol Tucker, Health Educator, at 734-647-4657
- See Resources for Stress and Mental Health
- For more campus resources, see UM Mental Health Resources
