UM UCH Patients & Visitors

UM Upper Chesapeake Medical Center – New Campus

We are expanding for you! University of Maryland Upper Chesapeake Health is transforming the way health care is provided in Northeast Maryland. Learn more about the upcoming UM Upper Chesapeake Medical Center – New Campus.

Welcome to UM Upper Chesapeake Health

We are committed to our mission values to earn the community's trust by providing quality care for all. These resources are here to assist you whether you are visiting UM Harford Memorial Hospital in Havre de Grace, the UM Upper Chesapeake Medical Center in Bel Air or any of our facilities.

For Patients

Find information on these and other services at For Patients.

• Schedule appointments and tests
• Financial Assistance
• Pay My Bill
• Classes and Events

For Visitors

Learn about our visiting hours and parking at For Visitors.

• Visiting hours and policies
• Directions and parking

Need Help?

Our Guest Services team can guide you in navigating issues that might arise during your stay with us. Our patient advocates can connect you with translation and interpretive services or assists you in initiating advance directives. We can help relatives and visitors from out of town find accommodations and restaurants. Learn more about Guest Services.

Tobacco Free Policy

For the health of our patients and families, UM Upper Chesapeake Health prohibits the use of all tobacco products, including electronic cigarettes, in its buildings, on both its campuses and in all parking areas. If you're a patient who uses tobacco products, please discuss any concerns or questions you may have about how to cope with withdrawal symptoms with your care team.

Tobacco cessation classes are available at the Kaufman Cancer Center by calling 443-643-3350.

Consumer Alert

Maryland's Consumer Protection Division warns that telephone scammers are "spoofing" local hospital and public utility numbers to trick people into giving out their personal and medical information over the phone. The incoming calls look like they are from a legitimate place on Caller ID, but then the scammer asks for Medicare, Medicaid and/or Social Security numbers. Some scammers even threaten to terminate Medicare benefits if you don't give them your personal information. Learn more about this consumer alert and how to protect yourself.