You can see a UI QuickCare or UI Urgent Care provider today from the comfort of home. Just go to your MyChart account and request your video visit from there. If you don’t have your free MyChart account yet, you can sign up for an account instantly and then request your video visit.
Login to MyChart Learn more about MyChart Request COVID-19 ScreeningMonday through Friday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
You can schedule by calling 1-319-384-9010 or schedule a video visit through MyChart.
The temporary restrictions apply to all UI Health Care patient care facilities, including UI QuickCare or UI Urgent Care.
Located in the Olde Towne Village just off of Scott Boulevard, adult and pediatric patients can experience a modern, state-of-the-art primary care clinic with expanded examination space and accessibility. The new location features 30 patient exam rooms, on-site radiology and laboratory suites, with the latest technologies and amenities to make each patient visit convenient, efficient, and comfortable.
You can check out patients waiting at all of our Urgent Care and QuickCare locations before choosing where to go.
Please note that payment is due at appointment check-in. For your convenience, we accept credit and debit cards only.
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Choose your arrival time for your UI Quick Care - North Liberty visit, and spend less time in the waiting room at the clinic. Want to learn more about reserving your spot at QuickCare or Urgent Care? Check our Frequently Asked Questions.
If you are experiencing symptoms related to influenza or COVID-19, including fever in the last 24 hours or new or worsening cough, sore throat, or shortness of breath, we ask that you do not schedule an in-person visit, but instead schedule a telehealth video visit.
Please seek emergency care for severe shortness of breath, allergic reactions, bleeding that does not stop after 10 minutes, sudden, severe pain, head injuries, seizures, poisoning, major injuries or broken bones, coughing or vomiting blood, suicidal or homicidal feelings, fainting or signs of a heart attack or stroke.
