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University of Michigan Health System |
Address 1500 E. Medical Center Dr., Ann Arbor 48109
Emergency department 936–6666
General information 936–4000
Patient information 936–4000
Physician referral (800) 211–8181
Website www.med.umich.edu
Directions: The UMHS campus is accessible from Fuller Rd., Maiden Ln., Glen Ave., or Observatory St. AATA bus routes 1U, 2, 4, 12U, and 14 serve UMHS. From the west, take I-94 exit 172 and follow Jackson Rd. It becomes Huron St.; turn left (north) at Glen Ave., which becomes Fuller Rd., and turn right onto E. Medical Center Dr. From the southeast, take Washtenaw Ave. into town, turn right on Observatory St., and turn right on E. Medical Center Dr. From US-23, take exit 39 (Geddes Rd.), go west (Geddes becomes Fuller Rd.), and turn left on E. Medical Center Dr.
Description: UMHS includes the U-M Medical School. U-M hospitals provide educational, clinical, and research facilities for students and faculty. More than 2,900 physicians, including residents and interns, and more than 3,100 nurses handle more than 45,000 admissions and 1.6 million outpatient visits each year. UMHS researchers receive more than $329 million in research grants each year, allowing the health system to offer new and experimental treatments. Medical students participate in care under the supervision of faculty physicians. To find out how to participate in clinical research, call (800) 742–2300 or visit www.med.umich.edu/engage.
Parking and shuttle service: The main parking deck for patients and visitors (Parking A), which is always open, is off E. Medical Center Dr. next to the Taubman Center and the main entrance to University Hospital. A tunnel connects the deck to Women’s and Mott Children’s hospitals. A smaller patient parking deck (Parking B), adjacent to the Comprehensive Cancer Center, is open Mon.–Fri. 6 a.m.–11 p.m. and Sat. 6 a.m.–10 p.m. Patient and visitor parking tickets may be validated to obtain reduced parking rates of $1 for the first hour with a maximum of $2 per exit for each 24 hours. Valet parking is free at the emergency entrance, and available for $5/day at the main entrance of University Hospital, the Mott Children’s and Women’s hospital entrances, and the Cancer Center entrance; hours vary; call 936–6641 for info. Major facilities are served by two free U-M buses: the UMHS Intercampus Shuttle (runs every 20 minutes, 7 a.m.–7 p.m.) and the Mitchell-Glazier bus (runs every 10 minutes, 6 a.m.–7 p.m.). Additional bus route and parking information is available at pts.umich.edu.
For recorded information 24 hours a day, including directions, parking advice, and information on specific hospitals and organ donation, call the UMHS patient and visitor guide at (800) 742–2300 or visit www.med.umich.edu/1toolbar/visinfo.htm.
MAJOR FACILITIES & PROGRAMSFacilities are on the UMHS campus unless otherwise noted. For chemical dependency, mental illness, and other specialized treatment programs, click below and scroll to Health Services for selections.
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Autism & Communication Disorders CenterComprehensive diagnostic evaluations, intervention, and consultation to schools and therapists and other professionals, as well as training and resources for families. Runs social skills groups for toddlers ages 12–18 months, boys and girls ages 9–12 in separate groups, youths ages 13–16, and adults. www.umaccweb.com1111 E. Catherine [map]
936–8600
C. S. Mott Children's HospitalA 206-bed pediatric hospital. Surgical suite with nine operating rooms, a 15-bed psychiatry unit, and an ambulatory care network at 30 additional locations statewide. Nationally known for comprehensive cancer and surgical programs. www.med.umich.edu/mott
936–4000
Cardiovascular CenterNew 48-bed center with eight operating rooms, patient learning lab, lending library and resource center, and heart-healthy cafe. contactcvc@umich.edu, www.med.umich.edu/cvc
615–2125
Child & Adolescent Psychiatric ProgramComprehensive services for patients from infancy to young adulthood. Consultation, short-term inpatient treatment, and outpatient clinics. www.med.umich.edu/psych
(800) 525–5188
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Comprehensive Cancer CenterDiagnosis, consultation, treatment, and research for a variety of cancers. Multidisciplinary clinics treat breast, prostate, head and neck, lung, and skin cancers, leukemia, and lymphoma, among others. All cancer clinics are in this center. www.mcancer.org
Cancer AnswerLine: (800) 865–1125
Emergency DepartmentOffers adult, pediatric, and psychiatric emergency services to more than 60,000 patients every year. Operates the three helicopters of the Survival Flight air ambulance. Entrance off E. Medical Center Dr.; follow the signs. www.med.umich.edu/em
936–6666
Holden Perinatal UnitTreats women with complicated pregnancies, newborns with exceptional medical problems, and infants who may need continuous treatment during childhood. 37-bed intensive care nursery. Lactation program. www.med.umich.edu/nicu
936–4000
Kellogg Eye CenterOutpatient eye care, surgery, education, and clinical research. Patients are referred by ophthalmologists or make their own appointments. www.kellogg.umich.edu1000 Wall St. [map]
763–8122
MedSport Programs in sports medicine. Comprehensive fitness assessments available. medsport@umich.edu, www.med.umich.edu/medsport
24 Frank Lloyd Wright Dr., 930–7400, and at the A2Ice3, 2121 Oak Valley, 998–8600. [map]
Michigan Diabetes Research and Training CenterPrimarily a research facility. Outpatient services include diagnosis, intensive insulin therapy, education, clinical services, and treatment of diabetes and related endocrine and metabolic disorders. ldpotter@umich.edu, www.med.umich.edu/mdrtc1331 E. Ann, suite 5111 [map]
763–5730
Taubman Health Care CenterUMHS’s primary outpatient facility, it houses more than 120 specialty clinics. To make an appointment call the U-M Physician Referral Service, (800) 211–8181.
936–4340
Travel and Immunization ClinicNurses available Tues. 8:30 a.m.–3:30 p.m. & Thurs. 8:30–10:45 a.m. to provide travelers’ health services. Call for appointment Mon.–Fri. 8 a.m.–4 p.m.
763–7329
Turner Geriatric ClinicOutpatient facility providing comprehensive treatment and evaluation, social work, and outreach services to people age 60 & over. Provides primary care or coordinates with existing care. Publishes Where to Turn, a comprehensive resource guide to services for older adults in Washtenaw County ($15; call 764–2556 to purchase). germedweb@umich.edu, www.med.umich.edu/geriatrics/turnergeriatricclinicEast Ann Arbor Health and Geriatrics Center, 4260 Plymouth
764–6831, (877) 865–2167. Social work: 764–2556
U-M Health CentersUMHS includes 30 satellite clinics. Call 936–4000 for more information. www.med.umich.edu/healthcenters
University Center for the Development of Language and LiteracyServices for people of all ages with language or literacy difficulties or impairments, and for adults with aphasia. www.languageexperts.org1111 E. Catherine [map]
764–8440
University HospitalUMHS’s primary adult medical and surgical hospital has 913 beds. Visiting hours daily 11 a.m.–8 p.m. Intensive care unit visiting hours depend on patient status.
936–4000
Women's HospitalObstetric care for normal and high-risk pregnancies. Specialized outpatient gynecological services include in-vitro fertilization, prenatal diagnostics, genetics counseling, oncology, and urology. www.med.umich.edu/obgyn
936–4000
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