What is UHS?
UHS is a health care clinic located on the central campus of the University of Michigan. With approximately 70,000 visits per year, UHS is a highly utilized campus resource, part of the Division of Student Affairs. Please note that UHS is not the UM Health System (hospitals and clinics).
UM students, faculty, staff and others affiliated with UM are eligible to visit UHS. For students who are enrolled for the current semester on the Ann Arbor campus, most UHS services are covered by the health service fee, which is paid as part of tuition. See Who Can Use UHS? for eligibility to use UHS and Free or Fees for Students for coverage through the health service fee.
UHS provides ambulatory care, with no overnight stays. Through our Medical Clinics, UHS can meet most health care needs. We also offer specialized services through our:
- Allergy, Immunization and Travel Health Clinic
- Eye Care Clinic and Optical Shop
- Gynecology Clinic for women's health care
- Laboratory
- Nutrition Clinic
- Pharmacy
- Physical Therapy
- Radiology
- Specialty Clinics
To visit UHS, you can make an appointment, or you can walk-in for urgent health needs. See Appointment or Walk-in and Tips for Using UHS. You may also call for advice, even when UHS is closed; see Emergency/After Hours.
Our Clinical Staff are fully licensed and well experienced. They include more than 25 physicians, physician assistants, nurse practitioners and nurses.
In addition to providing health care services, UHS also promotes and protects the health of the campus community through Health Promotion and Community Relations. Be sure to check out our Health Topics A-Z for health info.
UHS is committed to providing quality services, including protecting Confidentiality and other Patient Rights. We invite you to send Feedback about UHS services.
