Seeing more than 3,000 burn victims a year as the state’s only certified burn treatment center, University of Iowa Health Care recently completed a $15 million expansion of its 30-year-old burn unit aimed at growing and updating the space.
Visitors tour the new University of Iowa Health Care Burn Treatment Center during an open house July 10, 2026, in Iowa City. Renovations include refreshed inpatient rooms, a new hydrotherapy suite with two private rooms and a dedicated outpatient clinic with five new exam rooms.
Brad Haws, associate vice president for UI Health Care and CEO of the clinical enterprise, looks on during a meeting of the Iowa Board of Regents on June 11, 2025, in Iowa City.
A new University of Iowa Health Care Burn Treatment Center opened in July. Renovations include refreshed inpatient rooms, a new hydrotherapy suite with two private rooms and a dedicated outpatient clinic with five new exam rooms.
Visitors tour the new University of Iowa Health Care Burn Treatment Center during an open house July 10, 2026, in Iowa City. Renovations include refreshed inpatient rooms, a new hydrotherapy suite with two private rooms and a dedicated outpatient clinic with five new exam rooms.
A new University of Iowa Health Care Burn Treatment Center opened in July. Renovations include refreshed inpatient rooms, a new hydrotherapy suite with two private rooms and a dedicated outpatient clinic with five new exam rooms.
Brad Haws, associate vice president for UI Health Care and CEO of the clinical enterprise, looks on during a meeting of the Iowa Board of Regents on June 11, 2025, in Iowa City.
