As a couple in our upper 80s, we love the IRL facility of the UIHC system. Many people ask us if we…read morewill move to be closer to our family, and we say, "Absolutely Not!" We have the best healthcare in the USA right here in Iowa City, and at our age, this is the highest priority. We especially appreciate the blood drawing staff at the IRL Laboratory. They are the best anywhere in the UIHC system. We appreciate the main hospital staff who are willing to come to the clinics of IRL. A huge thank you to the entire IRL staff.

I can't even describe as a parent how nice it is to have amazing healthcare available to my kids…read more Not everyone in the state of Iowa can say the same. Not only that, but to live minutes away from this location is a Godsend-- as I do NOT have to go to the main hospital for them to get the care they need. (Eek, I get the heebie-jeebies just thinking about navigating the parking and elevators.) Additionally, there is free parking at the IRL location. The staff is friendly here. The doctors are top notch. The building itself is well maintained and updated. I love the art throughout, as well. Absolutely no complaints. The fam popped in for flu shots and COVID boosters a few weeks ago (which I conveniently booked online via My Chart) and we got in with a minimal wait. The nurse was wonderful. Going to the doctor isn't always painless-- but this location helps make it more so.

My grandparents have lived here. Now it's just one of them…read more It's a really good place. Much better than where they had been before, which was still very good. Here there are good activities, very friendly nursing staff, and actually pretty impressive food! So that makes it all the more appealing to share a meal with the old folk ... usually Lunchtime meal since that's the big one. I'm no foodie, but I do write on Yelp, obvs, and the food is pretty good! Sure, mushy vegetables (but that's what happens when you cook them) and so forth, but the pork tenderloin or the salmon is very nice! And my grandpa looks forward to the Reuben that they sometimes have on Thursdays. And what's this, a root beer float for dessert? Check me in!

You know what wasn't on my list of 'things to do during Thanksgiving break'? Have my son bring pink…read moreeye to our household the day our five-day break started. EEEK. Seriously though, it ran rampant through the house. Which logically led to two trips to this QuickCare during a holiday weekend. I like it because it is close to my house and parking is a non-issue. Additionally you can 'wait in line', check-in and prepay your copay virtually. In and out. The staff is friendly and knowledgeable-- I haven't had many bad diagnoses here over the years. Plus, did I mention it shares a parking lot with a pharmacy? (The best pharmacy in town-- read my review on why.) Pink eye is no fun. Going to QuickCare is just as bad...ish. But this location makes it go quick. (Ha, see what I did there.)

I was desperately trying to find care for my brothers mystery illness and even though they couldn't…read morehelp him due to the type of location they are, they tried to point us in the right direction to get him care...

I visited the Progressive located off of Heartland Drive in Coralville for shoulder issues. The…read morefront desk staff were always friendly and patient. The physical therapist was warm, highly informative and empathetic. Over the course of 8 weeks the care was consistently great. They are timely and the facility is bright and clean. I didn't know I would find myself in their care but I'm so glad I chose them for my recovery!

I wouldnt recommend going to this clinic my experience has been horrible and it seems the people at…read morethe front desk do not understand or you can't understand them. I could go on but they have been the worst of my experience

I called to ask if they provide a cervix dilator before their IUD procedures. I was told by the…read morereceptionist, "The nurse said they will not give you any narcotics just because you asked for them, because the IUD shouldn't be that painful anyway." If you are a woman considering an IUD, and you have not had a baby before, do not go to this clinic. If you are planning to use this clinic, and you have questions about the pain of this procedure, do not ask. They will assume you are drug seeking. I had my first IUD done at Robert A Mesropian Center for Community Care, in New Hampshire. Because of my size and the fact that I have never had a child, they wanted me to use a dilator the night before the procedure. I didn't know, and I didn't apply the pill until the next morning. When they put the IUD in, I was in so much pain that I threw up, and I cramped for the rest of the day. I wasn't given any narcotics from that doctor though, and there's no reason why I would expect that a new doctor would give any narcotics. But, it seems that they also don't offer any dilator's before the procedure, and this is what I wanted to get clear on. Based on my last experience, I would be too afraid to do the procedure without a dilator. Given my past experience, it's reasonable why I would be overwhelmed as I prepare to have the old IUD removed and a new one put in. It's unfortunate that the receptionist is more concerned with trying to "out" potential drug seekers than answering the questions of prospective patients. When it comes to smaller, more personal clinics, the most important thing is feeling safe as a patient. I would never be able to feel safe to share my concerns at this clinic, so there would never be a reason for me to ever go here. Anyone with similar feelings or concerns should also avoid this clinic. Planned Parenthood was much more helpful and supportive on the phone. They do not offer dilator's before their IUD procedures, but it was really easy for me to get that information. They were very kind and understanding as I explained my situation. I may just go back to New Hampshire to have it done. I will also say that I told the receptionist that I would get a recommendation from the doctor who did my first one, in order to verify how unusual my IUD experience was. I don't even think the receptionist heard me. She literally just repeated that the procedure shouldn't be that painful. I don't even know if this clinic offers dilators before the procedure, to be honest. They very well might! So, it really just speaks to the importance of professionalism on the part of the front desk.

I was treated at Hall-Perrine Cancer Center two times for lung cancer. The treatment there was…read morefantastic and all of the care givers were top notch and gave me the best care. Dr Wood is my Oncologist and continues to see me every 6 months. I have been cancer free for two years now and owe so much to everyone at the cancer center. They are the best!

My mom is here for skilled care. This is her 4th short term stay. The quality and consistency of…read morecare is amazing. The CNAs remembered her from her stay over a year ago. Therapies are fantastic. Staff is high quality. Thank you for taking such good care of her.

My Mother has lived there for five years now. Her apartment is gorgeous, the buildings are…read moreimmaculate and the dining room food is delicious. Staff is wonderful. She could not be in a better place. Ross Anthony

This is a little jewel in nursing home world. We placed it…read moreat the top of our list, because of the well retained staff, which made us feel at ease with the attention shown to our loved one. And also to us.