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Computer & Internet Use

Free, public wireless Internet access is available in nearly all U-M Health facilities, including:

  • Main Medical Campus, including all hospitals and outpatient centers, the Rogel Cancer Center, the Frankel Cardiovascular Center and MedInn
  • East Medical Campus
  • Many Domino's Farms clinics
  • Some U-M Health Centers in nearby communities
  • C.S. Mott Children's Hospital offers built-in computers and laptop ports in every patient room and public computers in the Family Resource Center.

Through this network, you can use your laptop or mobile device to access the Internet from patients' hospital rooms, waiting areas, cafeterias and other locations. See below for a list of hospital locations where free public computers are also available.

Please do not use the network while you are in an outpatient exam room, or when a member of your health care team visits your inpatient room.

How to Access WiFi
  • The wireless network is called MGuest-U-M Health
  • Start up your laptop or mobile device, and enter the address of any website.
  • You'll be redirected to a login page.
  • Enter your last name and e-mail address, and click “Accept.”
  • On the next page, click "Continue" and you will be directed to the website.
  • You can explore our site, or go to any other website by typing in the address or using your own "bookmarks" list.
  • WiFi connections made through the U-M Health "guest" network are not secure.
  • Faculty and staff may not use the network to access secure areas of the health system's website.
  • The free WiFi service does not provide access to certain inappropriate sites, using the web filtering software that meets industry standards.
  • U-M Health does not provide technical support for this service, and is not responsible for computers and devices that are lost, damaged or stolen.

Public Desktop Computers

Free public computers are available in several waiting areas and health-education areas around the Main and East Medical campuses, including:

  • Taubman Center – Women’s Health Resource Center, Level 1
  • University Hospital – Operating Rooms waiting area
  • Cardiovascular Center – Wellness Resource Center, Level 2, and 4th floor waiting room.
  • Rachel Upjohn Building, East Medical Campus – FRIENDS Library
  • East Ann Arbor Health and Geriatrics Center – Health Education Resource Center