UI Health Care Locations
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200 Hawkins DriveIowa City, IA 52242
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105 East 9th StreetCoralville, IA 52241
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200 Hawkins DriveIowa City, IA 52242
Take Control of Your Health
In a world where many things feel out of your control, your health shouldn’t be one of them. If you’ve been putting off your health care, now is the time to contact your doctor and start taking care of yourself.
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You Have Care Options
You may be able to see a provider without leaving your home. We offer telehealth video visits and phone calls for many patients. You can use your MyChart account to request a telehealth visit.
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If you think you have symptoms of COVID-19, don’t come to the hospital. Call us at 1-319-384-9010 or schedule a telehealth video visit to get checked out by one of our providers.
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We want to help educate you on the risks of COVID-19, as well as provide helpful instructional content to share with friends and family. If you are well and have questions, you can call 1-319-384-8819 or utilize these online resources:
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A new solution to N95 respirator fit testing
When our University Employee Health Clinic needed a different way to conduct N95 respirator fit testing, a colleague stepped up to help, implementing a solution to help conserve our PPE. -
A place to be heard
The Women’s Wellness and Counseling Service at University of Iowa Hospitals & Clinics provides specialized care for women with mental health concerns related to pregnancy, childbirth, or reproductive health. -
Beating the odds: Behind the scenes in a COVID-19 unit
A closer look at the Medical Intensive Care Unit and why most days are full of optimism for faculty and staff. -
One ED doctor’s quest: Understanding what keeps health care workers safe
Emergency medicine physician Nick Mohr, MD, MS, treated the first UI Health Care patient diagnosed with COVID-19 in the intensive care unit. Soon after, he saw a way to contribute to research that could help him and his colleagues going forward.