Expertise you trust
From primary care to specialized treatments and expertise, our academic difference sets us apart.
Making All of Iowa Better
Our mission of "Changing Medicine, Changing Lives" is rooted in our belief that we have a responsibility to the state, its people, and our neighbors.
Making All of Iowa Better
Our mission of "Changing Medicine, Changing Lives" is rooted in our belief that we have a responsibility to the state, its people, and our neighbors.
As the only comprehensive academic medical system in the state, we unite a team of providers and community partners to constantly advance research, learning, and patient care.
Training future generations
Our environment offers unparalleled learning experiences and training opportunities.
Driving innovation through research
Collaboration is the foundation that turns potential into expertise and discovery.
World's Most Premature Baby
An Iowa boy born at 21 weeks is now the new Guinness World Records titleholder.
STORIES OF IMPACT
Every patient's story is personal and can inspire others during their care.
Our promise
Even if you never walk through our doors, you can count on UI Health Care to always be there for you.
As a university-based system, we’re more than a network of hospitals.
Research and education are part of our mission, which informs the care we provide to you.
We’re here to make all of Iowa better.
Breath By Breath: Living with Cystic Fibrosis
A documentary film about how research and collaboration at Iowa changed our understanding of cystic fibrosis — and changed the lives of patients.
Featured Headlines
Carver College of Medicine recognized in ‘Best Graduate Schools’ rankings
Apr. 07, 2026
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The University of Iowa Roy J. and Lucille A. Carver College of Medicine continues to lead the nation in graduate health sciences education, earning the No. 1 ranking* in physician assistant studies and services and the No. 2 ranking in physical…
Cerebral palsy surgery helps Indianola boy gain independence
Apr. 06, 2026
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When Rachel Conrad of Indianola first noticed delays in her son Sawyer’s development, she wasn’t sure whether to be concerned. Born prematurely at 29…
New fellowship aims to attract psychiatrists to Iowa
Apr. 01, 2026
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Magdalena Maginot, MD, wasn’t planning to stay in Iowa. Everything changed, however, when she enrolled in the Public Psychiatry Fellowship (PPF), a…
Targeting a deep brain region without surgery or medication
Mar. 30, 2026
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Neuroscientists at University of Iowa Health Care have demonstrated for the first time that noninvasive brain stimulation can alter the activity of a…
One nurse’s journey from the suburbs of Chicago to Iowa City
Mar. 27, 2026
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Ashley Price, BSN, RN, PMH-BC, thought she was heading home for good after nursing school. But once she returned to the bustle of her hometown in…