Does the University of Iowa have sports medicine?

The UI Sports Medicine Center is a comprehensive multidisciplinary academic sports medicine center providing primary care sports medicine, orthopedic sports medicine, physical therapy, athletic training and radiology and musculoskeletal ultrasound services.

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Iowa City, Prairie Meadow Drive (2024)

University of Iowa Sports Medicine offers the best sports medicine for athletes of all ages, from casual exercisers to intense athletes. The UI Sports Medicine facility houses all the tools needed to diagnose and treat a wide range of injuries.

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Our same-day, next-day, and evening appointments get you in to see sports medicine specialists after work, after practice, or after the game.

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2701 Prairie Meadow Drive
Iowa City, IA 52242
United States

1-319-384-7070

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Pediatric care available

Location hours

Open

Sunday:: Closed
Monday:: 7:30 am - 8:00 pm
Tuesday:: 7:30 am - 8:00 pm
Wednesday:: 7:30 am - 8:00 pm
Thursday:: 7:30 am - 8:00 pm
Friday:: 7:30 am - 5:00 pm
Saturday:: Closed

41.65953215, -91.578466679039

No Hassles at Our Facility

UI Sports Medicine can meet all of your needs in one convenient location. We even offer easy, free parking just steps from our front door.

Our Spacious, Modern Clinic Will Be Your Destination For:

Athletic shoe modification and bracing
Custom orthotics and prosthetics services
Doctor visits, including orthopedic specialists who treat hand, shoulder, and foot and ankle problems
On-site MRI and x-ray
Physical therapy and rehabilitation, including hydrotherapy pool
Training aids and rehabilitation accessories

With 16 exam rooms, four treatment rooms, and 7,500 square feet of space for rehabilitation services, we're ready to serve you.

Take Interstate 380 South. 380 South turns into Highway 218 South.
Take Highway 218 South to Exit 93 (Melrose Avenue)
Turn left and take Melrose Avenue to Mormon Trek Boulevard
Turn left onto Mormon Trek Boulevard and take it to Prairie Meadow Drive at the UI Athletics Hall of Fame (Roy G. Karro Building)
Turn left onto Prairie Meadow Drive. UI Sports Medicine is on the left

Driving from the East:

Take Interstate 80 West to Exit 242 (1st Avenue/Coralville).
Turn left onto 1st Avenue. 1st Avenue becomes Mormon Trek Boulevard after 2nd Street (Highway 6).
Take Mormon Trek Boulevard to Prairie Meadow Drive at the UI Athletics Hall of Fame (Roy G. Karro Building).
Turn right onto Prairie Meadows. UI Sports Medicine is on the left.

Driving from the South:

Take Highway 218 North to Exit 93 (Melrose Avenue)
Turn right onto Melrose Avenue and take it to Mormon Trek Boulevard.
Turn left onto Mormon Trek Boulevard and take it to Prairie Meadow Drive at the UI Athletics Hall of Fame (Roy G. Karro Building)
Turn left onto Prairie Meadow Drive. UI Sports Medicine is on the left

Driving from the West:

Take Interstate 80 East to Exit 239A (Highway 218).
Take Highway 218 South to Exit 93 (Melrose Avenue)
Turn left onto Melrose Avenue and take it to Mormon Trek Boulevard.
Turn left onto Mormon Trek Boulevard until Prairie Meadow Drive at the UI Athletics Hall of Fame (Roy G. Karro Building).
Turn left onto Prairie Meadow Drive. UI Sports Medicine is on the left.

To UI Sports Medicine from UI Hospitals & Clinics

Turn left onto Hawkins Drive when leaving the hospital.
At Melrose Avenue, turn right and take Melrose to Mormon Trek Boulevard.
Turn right onto Mormon Trek Boulevard to Prairie Meadow Drive at the UI Athletics Hall of Fame (Roy G. Karro Building).
Turn left onto Prairie Meadow Drive. UI Sports Medicine is on the left.

To UI Hospitals & Clinics from UI Sports Medicine

Leave the Sports Medicine Center via Prairie Meadow Drive
Turn right onto Mormon Trek Boulevard and take it to Melrose Avenue.
Turn left onto Melrose Avenue and take it to the third stoplight at Hawkins Drive.
Turn left onto Hawkins Drive and the hospital is immediately on the right across from Kinnick Stadium.
Follow signs to valet parking or appropriate parking ramp.

Payment Methods Accepted

Please note that payment is due at appointment check-in. For your convenience, we accept credit and debit cards only.

This location is an outpatient department of University of Iowa Hospitals & Clinics.

Services at this location

Adult
Pediatric

ACL (anterior cruciate ligament) tear or injury

Back Pain and Injury

Cartilage Regeneration and Repair

Concussions

Elbow Pain and Injury

Endurance Athlete Care

Foot and Ankle Services

Hip dysplasia

Hip impingement

Hip Pain and Injury

Hip preservation

Injured Athletes

Knee Injuries and Knee Pain

Meniscus tear

Microfragmented Adipose Tissue (MFAT)

Orthopedics and Rehabilitation

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Awards and Recognition

National leaders in elbow pain and injury care

UI Health Care's orthopedics team includes three members of the American Shoulder and Elbow Surgeons (ASES). Membership in ASES is reserved for surgeons who are leaders in the field and contribute significantly to research.