MyUofMHealth Reviews

Currently I’m suffering from bilateral Avascular Necrosis. This visit and my last visit I had and have now the worse mattress invented. Oxycodone alleviate the pelvic pain but I suffer from severe arthritis in my spine. I need UofM to really show they care about there patients and replace the worn mattresses in there inventory. Yes that’s a huge expenditure but are the patients worth it? Consider I’m here fighting my CML/ALL but as a #1 ranked facility do we go the next step? JuJuan Wilder-Spears Cancer patient would rest better if her mattress did not cause more pain. if I had money to invest I would replace all defective bedding. Thank you an I pray a higher power within this establishment will address this hiccup which was probably overlooked.

I always end up being extremely frustrated when using MyUofMHealth. I make selections for service and it takes a very long time to see anything on the screen in reply to my request. Sometimes I have to wait so long that I finally log out. I have been trying to access a means to contact my primary care physician and have not been successful. MyUofMHealth separates physician from patient, leaving the patient not only annoyed but isolated. You’re quick to tell the patient how much we owe but not quick enough to provide care.

In general, MyUofMHealth is OK, though the recent switch to a screen of big buttons has made it harder to find information after that initial visit to MyUofMHealth . Once I’ve opened something, it disappears from the button list with no way to find it again. Frustrating. Just now, I composed a long message to a doctor, was doing final editing, when my finger randomly bumped the screen. I was taken back to the Home Screen and my message had utterly vanished. There is no Drafts folder. When I go back to the same doctor within Messages, there’s no sign of my message. It is, infuriatingly, GONE. This is utterly unacceptable. When I went to MyUofMHealth ’s entry in the Store and follow to link for app support, I get kicked to a web page with general FAQs for the web portal, not support for MyUofMHealth . MORE frustration. Please fix these! When you’re looking for medical advice, the last thing you need are a long list of technical frustrations.

E check in asks questions to which the answers are already in my medical history. I am 66. How many times do I have to tell you I am no longer menstruating? How many times do I have to tell you I had 2 live births! How many times do I have to tell you I have been Covid vaccinated! And who remembers which arm they got a shot in 6 months ago? Such a BIG waste of my time. I believe they ask all these questions because medical professionals are too LAZY to read what’s in my file. That tells me a lot!

After TAVR I tracked B/p and heart rate for 30 plus days. My heart rate was always under 70. Woke up Sunday and it was 120 progressing to 130. Called u of m 3 times…. No call back after being told the on call doctor will get back to me ,then tavr lab will. No return. Had to go to emergency hospital in Rochester and sat in bed for 3 days now it’s back to around 43-68 but scheduled today for catheterization. Not sure this was right but had no choice. Thought also was this effect of TAVR ??? Wanted you to know my heart rate had jumped

I arrived for my surgical procedure absolutely terrified but the staff was very welcoming, warm and compassionate. We laughed and joked while they cared for me efficiently. There was always someone close by keeping and eye on me both before and after surgery. A big thank you to my care team for your kindness, the laughs that eased my anxiety and for taking great care of me when I was most vulnerable. Today you get your flowers because they are well deserved.

With much gratitude
LaTasha Flowers

MyUofMHealth provides me with ready access to my test and treatment records and provides a patient portal through which I have been able to maintain reliable access to my providers. I seem to receive a reply from the doctor, PA, or nurse in less than 24 hours, which is fantastic for following up. MyUofMHealth does lots of other practical things. A must for any U of M patient.

I have been served well by Michigan Medicine/ Michigan Health for over 40 years. Most recently I was diagnosed with cardiac AFib. After trying cardio version several times, Dr Ryan Cunane recommended a cardio oblation procedure. That procedure was successfully performed, and I want to shout out as to the care received from nursing staff, other medical staff, Dr. Cunane, his team, and consult services by urology. The overnight stay at the Cardiac Procedures Unit was professional, caring and supportive. Thank you all.

I Love going to UOfM. They have Such Wonderful Doctors there .
My Dr was Dr Parks
He done a Wonderful job on my Back the 1st time and now the Second time . If there was a Dr to Do anything to my Back , Dr Parks will be the First one I will call.
He staff is Fantastic and they will work with you on anything you tell them. Out of all the Doctors I have seen for my back . Dr Parks will the 1st one I will call .
Thank you so much Dr Parks for everything you had done for me. You the BEST. 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗💖💙💖💙💖💕💙💖💕

MyUofMHealth is great. An innovation that is long overdue. Only problem I have The most effective way to communicate with my health care provider is I cannot PRINT from app. I am forced to take a screenshot in pieces of the actual document..and print from the photos accumulated. Some docs will not even let me highlight to copy n paste to third party app such as NOTES, NOTEPAD, or equivalent. Otherwise I would highly recommend using the Portal for all needs.

I absolutely love University of Michigan’s Patient portal App.
I am able to see my upcoming appointments, lab results, review my last appointment’s Summary to remind myself of what the doctor said. But best of all for me, is that I can reach out to my provider and their staff if I have a question or information for them.
Of course there are so many features, like requesting an appointment, virtual appointments, appointment reminders,reviewing my medications, a library in order to look up information about a procedure or disease, ability to contact pharmacy with any questions.
I just feel through MyUofMHealth I am more of an informed partner with my health care team.
If you have healthcare through the University of Michigan Hospital and their clinics, I think you will find that this free app is a game changer.

My dad was hospitalized on Feb 7 with Covid pneumonia. He has a very complicated health history including a kidney transplant and aortic valve replacement, which were both done at U of M. Being able to review his labs and read his doctors visit notes have been soo helpful and informative. I found out trough the doctors note that he had a period of afib overnight. He knew something had happened, but was unable to tell me and the nurse that was there when I arrived was not aware of the event. Soo appreciate the transparency that U of M offers through MyUofMHealth. Also, thank you for allowing visitors for Covid patients. This has helped his psych so so much. Not sure where he’d be if I wasn’t able to come see him everyday.

My UofM Health web site is exceptional in its ease of use, comprehensive coverage, and logical layout.

In my view, presented as an impression and Not a factual analysis, there is a serious current weakness in most hospitals, and in medical practice in general.

That weakness is the limited ability of many in the profession to exchange information about complex issues in their patients and collaborate in Dx, Rx, and a unified treatment plan.

Two reasons for this I think: One, insurances pay for direct patient service and not when Drs talk to one another. Second, medical care in hospitals has increasingly shifted to being a for profit business and less of a service.

This is much less true at UofM Hospital. In large measure this is both evident in the
extensive use of MyChart by staff and patients, and the degree to which collaboration is facilitated by the system’s existence.

I’m greatly appreciate having the Michigan Medicine portal. I work at the VA Hospital scheduling our veterans so it’s not easy being on hold with someone in the clinic at Michigan Medicine. I like having the capability of sending a message to people me of my providers and getting a response promptly without having to be on hold for 20-30 minutes. I make any request through my patient portal, see test results, send messages instantly and request medicine refills. Best application ever for my healthcare needs!!!!!

I want U Of M ophthalmology department to know that Dr. Delos’s is one of the best doctors I have ever encountered at U Of M. I have been a patient here for almost 20 years. She is so kind! Answers all My questions, doesn’t seem like I’m intruding on her time spent with me .
engages with me like a person makes me laugh and that makes me feel better about my overall health!!! to feel like you are being heard by your provider is huge and she does that very well!
and I’m very serious one of the best and kindest doctors I have met.

At first I was like oh no I don’t want to video visit but I did it for the first time and it was a wonderful experience I was able to get all the support and information I needed and It saved me time and money on gas I think this is a great go to especially for early mornings for people like me who isn’t to much of a morning person I will be using the video visits more especially if it’s just a simple routine appointment. I think this was a wonderful idea for doctors to come up with its very convenient for most.

We love MyUofMHealth. It is easy to use and very convenient also beats waiting on the phone with customer service. Need meds refill - do it on MyUofMHealth
Schedule appointment - do it on MyUofMHealth
Contact physician with a question - you get the idea
also l love e check in’s . It’s just great app for our family - I have all medical info and medicine on it .
We have end up in emergency room one time and I didn’t have to worry about bringing any medical history with me because I just logged in and boom - ask me any question about my kid …. I love it like I said …. Do it on MyUofMHealth !

Everyone involved with my care was very knowledgeable, friendly, helpful, and efficient. Scheduling and details were provided in a timely basis. The patient portal was extremely prompt with information and notifications. All staff and employees were patient and understanding and gave expert, compassionate care. All facilities were very clean and areas organized for clear movement in locations. Questions were welcomed and answered immediately. There is no doubt about the competency or thoroughness of the handling of all areas of the situation. Contact and clarification was each to obtain. This is a top notch organization.

I just bought my first smart phone! 😬I feel technically challenged! I’ve recently signed up for this portal site, it’s amazing! I can’t wait to learn more about it! I do have issues in using it, mostly trial & error & do call for help! The Women I have talked to so far, are kind & patient with a sense of humor- needed for people like me!😁 I wish there was a class you could physically take! Doing it hands on & eye to eye with an instructor usually makes it easier & quicker to catch on, but I truly understand due to the triple virus threat-that can’t happen! I will probably be an avid caller & feel confident in getting the help I need! Thank you for creating this site! 😊 Jody Loch

This makes everything so much easier, from e-check in, prescription refill requests, appointments, and so much more. Push notifications let you know about upcoming appointments, lab results, etc. Billing is simple as well as getting estimates for upcoming appointments and updating insurance information. Highly recommend, especially if you do remote appointments via Zoom.