Edited release
10/08/25
University of Iowa Health Care announced this week community members will have access to family member services at a new more convenient location.
In a release from the University, patients will begin receiving care starting Monday, Dec. 15, at the 33,000-square-foot facility at 2751 Northgate Drive on the east side of Iowa City, just north of Interstate 80.
The facility will house a large primary care clinic with 41 clinical exam rooms and a lab, as well as the Department of Family and Community Medicine’s research, education, and administrative staff, and the Family Medicine Residency Program.
The Department of Family and Community Medicine is currently located in Pomerantz Family Pavilion on the university campus at 200 Hawkins Drive and will still retain some presence there. Patients who are currently seen at the university campus clinic will receive more information about the move soon.
In the release, Dr. Jeffery Quinlan, chair and department executive officer of Family and Community Medicine , says the new clinic will make it easier for patients to get the care they need, while giving trainees more space to learn and grow their skills.