Email @.Com Uofmhealth.org: Your Connection to the University of Michigan Health System. The MyUofMHealth Patient Portal(link is external) gives you a simple and secure way to contact Michigan Medicine and access your medical data to help you manage your health. Download the MyUofMHealth Patient Portal app from Google Play or the Apple Store(link is external) to use on your smartphone or tablet (link is external).
You can use the site to perform the following tasks:
- Schedule meetings as much as possible.
- Make a credit card payment.
- Send a message to your medical team members.
- Refill your prescriptions if necessary.
- Parts of your medical records are accessible.
- This guide will show you how to navigate the MyUofMHealth patient portal.
- Visit the MyUofMHealth Patient Portal(external link) page to register or log in.
- On your smartphone or tablet, download the MyUMHealth Patient Portal app.
- If you haven’t already, please create a MyUofMHealth Patient Portal account.
Patient Portal at UMHealth (link is external) Our Health Information Management Department has FAQs and other information:
- Please send an email to [email protected] to contact us.
- There are two ways to contact us: by phone at 734-615-0872 or via email (Monday through Friday from 7 am to 7 pm, and on Saturdays from 8 am to 1 pm).
- Please fill out the form below to receive emails from clinical colleagues.
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- Keep up with everything that’s going on around the globe.
- We make keeping in touch with the doctors who refer their patients to us a priority.
- E-mail allows clinical professionals and their office staff to quickly obtain vital information.
Colleague Connect email list receives Notifications:
- The COVID vaccine and therapy alternatives
- Continuing medical education programs
- Medical services and programs have been updated.
- Information on the locations, providers, and services of Michigan Medicine health centers.
- Changes to hospital and healthcare center visitor policies that may affect your patients
- Current research updates and details on planned clinical trials
- The most frequently asked questions by our physician liaison team, answered
- Clinicians, referral coordinators, and other office staff are also invited to participate.
- If An Emergency Occurs Dial 911 in the event of an emergency.
- If you have a medical emergency, call 911 and follow the prompts.
Hospital Operators’ Paging and Phone Numbers
University Hospital Operator (734-936-4000) (connects callers to patients for all U-M Hospitals and Michigan Medicine services, as well as staff and paging) (TTY:711)
My general address is as follows:
Aside from the 1500 E. Medical Center Dr. location, this address is shared by a number of additional Michigan Medicine buildings and centers. If you use a GPS to go to this address, you may wind up in a different portion of the medical center than you intended. You can phone beforehand to ensure you are traveling to the correct area, or simply follow the signs once you get on the hospital grounds for your own peace of mind.
For further information on specific addresses, see the sections below.
- Addressing the General Public
- Michigan’s Department of Health and Human Services
- University of Michigan
- Medical Centre Drive, a thousand fifteen hundred and fifty
- Ann Arbor, Michigan is the location.
Find out more about a certain Michigan Medicine facility or center
- For specific University of Michigan hospital buildings and centers, go to our Locations page or one of the following:
- Locations of the University of Michigan Medical Center’s Main Campus
- Primary Care Locations at the University of Michigan
- Locations of University of Michigan Specialty Centers
Compliments and Concerns
Why not tell the doctor, nurse, staff member, or entire unit how happy you are with the care you received? We sincerely hope you will take the time to tell us about your positive experience with us. Fill out an online nomination form for the Making a Difference Award (link is external). These forms are also available at hospital welcome centers.
Patient Relationship Issues Brochure (PDF) (link is external)
If you have a concern about your care, go to our Patient Concerns page to find out how to contact our Patient Relations team. At Michigan Medicine, sexual assault, harassment, discrimination, and other forms of sexual and gender-based misconduct are not permitted. Visit our Patient Concerns page for additional information on our rules surrounding sexual misconduct. Check out the University of Michigan’s Sexual and Gender-Based Misconduct page for further information. To file a report, go to the “Reporting to the University” page on the website and select “File a Report for Ann Arbor.”
A web-based tool called “Patient Portal” (also known as “MyUofMHealth,” “Medical Records,” or “MyUofMHealth”) allows users to access their medical records. If you need assistance with your MyUofMHealth account, please email [email protected] or call our Health Information Management Department from 7:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m., Monday through Friday (the patient portal). The fax number is 734-936-8571. To sign in, create an account, or acquire an activation code, go to the MyUofMHealth log-in page (the link is external). If you do not have a MyUMHealth account and would need copies of your medical records, please call 734-936-5490.
You’ll need a computer and an Internet connection to make appointments online.
The MyUofMHealth patient portal (link is external) allows you to manage and book appointments with your University of Michigan physician. On the “Appointments” area of MyUofMHealth, you can verify and cancel scheduled or previous appointments, as well as request a new one.
Messages to the Media (Media Messages)
For access to our press releases and other materials, call 734-764-2220 between the hours of 8 a.m. and 5 p.m. Eastern time, Monday through Friday. If your request isn’t time-sensitive, send an email to [email protected] (link sends e-mail). Do you want to work with our media team? To learn more, go to the News section’s Contact Us page.
The following groups are involved in population health at UMHS:
Faculty Group Practice is a group of Medical School faculty who provide care to patients at the University of Michigan Hospitals and Health Centers, the VA Ann Arbor Healthcare System, and other partner locations (link is external). In 1996, the FGP was formed to administer the UMHS ambulatory care network in Ann Arbor and the surrounding areas. The UMHS Quality & Safety site makes a variety of its own clinical quality and patient satisfaction ratings available to the public, and it has a long history of attempting to increase the standard of patient care.
The Faculty Group Practice (participation) in various population-based patient care delivery, quality improvement, and payment programs was overseen by the Population Health Office in January 2012. The FGP Quality Management Program and Ambulatory Treatment Services collaborate to identify innovative ways to provide high-quality, cost-effective care to specific UMHS patient populations.
This program was established in 2005 to assist UMHS patients in the greatest need, such as those suffering from physical and mental illnesses, as well as those without adequate health insurance coverage. As a result of the program, hospital admissions, ER visits, and overall costs for this patient population have all fallen considerably. The Michigan Care Management Resource Center (link is external) supports and assists primary and specialty care practices in Michigan in their attempts to expand their current Patient-Centered Medical Home (PCMH) and PCMH-N capabilities.
