Living in Milano for 3 months?

I will be living in Milano for 3 months due to a medical treatment. I would like to know a bit more about the city.

- I have a US passport. Do I need a medical visa, or a tourist visa, for a 3 months stay? (Don't need to bother with this question if you don't have an idea, I can ask the doctor.)

- Is traveling to Bologna easy from Milano?

- Residentially speaking, where can I stay? Should I rent an apartment for 3 months? Milano is sort of expensive, I believe?

- Should I get an Italian mobile phone number? Can I bring my own iPhone there and get an Italian sim card? Which carrier is the best, and is it a good idea to get a phone number for a 3 months stay? Do public spaces mostly have Wi-Fi?

- What are the places that one must see?

- Finally.AC Milan or Inter Milan?

Grazie mille!

I will try to not be influenced by the fact i hate Milan… I mean, i like a lot more the Como's Lake where i live, with some green, you know.
Ok, let's start from the important: AC Milan (in Italy "Inter" is called only Inter, "Milan" is an english add due to the Sud American Inter). For the Visa issue, i really don't know, but i don't think that will be a problem, just as the sim card, even if probably some like 3, Vodafone or something else can have some special offer.
Near the centre, of course, Milan can be very expensive. Thanks to the underground railway, you can take a place far from the center, with a fast way to go in the centre of the city.
Place to see… I don't know, i don't see anything really nice, but that's my opinion. In the centre there are the Duomo, a gallery with many shop, a castle (castello sforzesco) and a famous street with luxuries shops (Montenapoleone).

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