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Dear students, This last student newsletter of the semester is coming to you a little earlier than usual, before the end of classes and the journey through finals. This week is our 11th annual Uninsured Student Outreach Week. UHS staff and Michigan Medicine Patient Financial Counselors are offering 1:1 Zoom sessions for uninsured domestic students…

Dear students, Thanksgiving break is nearly here. Historically we know this can be an especially challenging time for some students. Anxiety about the holidays, academic stress, and seasonal illnesses can all peak. Please remember you have tools and resources to support your well-being. Physical health Get your flu and COVID-19 vaccines. It is not too…

See the latest UM-Ann Arbor newsletter from MHealthy, the University of Michigan’s program for faculty and staff health and wellness. Please note there are different versions of the newsletter for Michigan Medicine and for UM-Flint and UM-Dearborn, catered to those specific staff populations.

Dear students, I am delighted to share another update regarding our ongoing efforts to support student well-being. The University of Michigan is embarking on a partnership with the Jed Foundation (JED), a national leader in establishing best practices and policies on student mental health, suicide prevention, and substance misuse. A random sample of U-M students…

Dear students, With the fall term underway, we want to remind you about important U-M mental health resources specifically designed to support you and your peers, especially as the stress of the semester builds. These resources are part of our Continuum of Care, developed through our Well-being Collective. Resources listed below are available to enrolled…

See the latest UM-Ann Arbor newsletter from MHealthy, the University of Michigan’s program for faculty and staff health and wellness. Please note there are different versions of the newsletter for Michigan Medicine, UM-Flint and UM-Dearborn, catered to those specific staff populations.

Dear U-M community, As we finish the first week of classes, and as the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention notes COVID-19 cases are rising nationally, now is a good time to familiarize yourself with prevention measures and resources related to respiratory illness. As always, if you feel sick, you should stay home, wear a…

Dear students, As we approach the start of the fall semester, now is the time to prepare for a healthy and safe school year. A key component of your experience may be something you do not think about often: insurance. At its core, insurance is about well-being. Having the peace of mind for the unexpected…