Directions, Parking and Transportation

Click on the image to open and download a larger, printable map which includes information on all of the Medical Campus -- including parking structures.

Directions to the University of Michigan Medical Campus

Download and print a map of the University of Michigan Medical Campus. This map includes information for appointments in the A. Alfred Taubman Building, C.S. Mott Children's Hospital, Von Voigtlander's Women's Hospital, University Hospital, Med Inn Building and the Rogel Cancer Center.

Additional information (such as floor maps and parking) can be found on our Maps and Directions page.

Directions to Health Centers and/or the Radiation Oncology Network Network

Click on the appropriate location link:

Parking

Parking for the Rogel Cancer Center is a six-level structure called P-1, located next to the building entrance on Medical Center Drive. P-1 is intended for use by cancer center patients and the family/friends who accompany them to appointments.

In addition to parking in the P-1 structure, Valet Parking is also available Monday through Friday. For more information about this service, please visit Parking at Michigan Medicine.

If you need to visit the cancer center on Sunday, parking is available in the University Hospital/Taubman Center Parking Structure (P2/P3) East Medical Center Drive. Open and download a printable map with more information. [pdf]

Handicapped spaces are available in the parking structures. Patients must display a Handicapped Permit. Regular fees apply unless an exemption certified by a doctor appears on the permit application.

Additional Parking/Transportation Resources

Parking at Michigan Medicine
Public Transportation
Maps & Directions
U-M Parking & Transportation Services

Public Transportation

Ann Arbor Area Transit Authority
The reliable Ann Arbor Transit Authority (The Ride) city bus system is easy to use and provides transportation to U-M Hospitals and Health Centers.

The Ride offers services for seniors and individuals with disabilities
Individuals with disabilities or who need assistance with getting to the Intercampus shuttle bus can travel to the Taubman Health Center using the A-Ride or ADA Eligibility Card service provided by The Ride and then board an Intercampus East shuttle bus to Domino's Farms.

• Fees and Service Hours: See Ann Arbor Area Transit Authority

U-M Bus System
The University of Michigan bus system provides free service at 10 to 20 minute intervals throughout the day, connecting our East, North and Central, Medical and Athletic campuses.

Greyhound
The local Greyhound Bus Depot is located at 116 W. Huron Street in downtown Ann Arbor.