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For everyone's safety, appointments are currently required for clinic visits.

Please schedule an appointment or call before visiting for health care. By calling, you can get advice about visiting plus Nurse Advice by Phone day or night.

UHS is now offering video visits for COVID-related concerns or cold-like illnesses. You can self-schedule your appointment 24/7 by logging into www.myuofmhealth.org and clicking on "visits" or calling 734-764-8320 to schedule during business hours.

UHS is open during our usual business hours and we are providing health care in new ways to meet your needs.

It's more important than ever for patients to activate your online MyUofMHealth patient portal.

Please note: On July 30, 2021, the university announced that COVID-19 vaccinations are required for all University of Michigan students, faculty, and staff by the start of the fall term on Aug. 30. This includes those working or learning remotely. The emergence of the more highly infectious delta variant of SARS-CoV-2, the possibility of breakthrough infections, and our inability to vaccinate the young children of students and employees and those who are immunocompromised have necessitated that we strengthen our approach to keeping our community safe. More information on this new policy is available on the Campus Blueprint website.

COVID-19 Testing through UHS

UHS offers convenient testing for COVID-19 for U-M students, established UHS patients, and others who are eligible for our services.

Gynecology and Sexual Health Clinic

Patients can access comprehensive gynecological and gender-affirming care in-person or by video visit. Services include routine exams, contraception counseling, emergency contraception, sexually transmitted infection treatment, and post-sexual assault services.

June 22, 2022 Supreme Court ruled on the right to abortion access and this decision will affect many on our campus and beyond. We strongly support access to a full range of reproductive services, and will do everything in our power to ensure we continue to provide comprehensive care to our patient. Abortion services remain legal in Michigan under the current preliminary injunction order The University of Michigan is following this topic closely and will provide updates as information may change.