Dr. Steven Rosenberg's Credentials
Accepting New Patients
Yes, this doctor is accepting new patients
Biography
Steven Rosenberg, MD is an original founding member of The Iowa Clinic, founded in 1994. In a period of change and uncertainty his urology group was interested in joining a high quality, independent, multi-specialty group with like-minded physicians to have a voice. His father, Harlan Rosenberg, M.D., was also a founding member of The Iowa Clinic and they were fortunate enough to practice together for 24 years. Dr. Rosenberg was a member on the Board of Directors for nine years and was a long serving member of The Iowa Clinic Urology Department’s Executive Committee, amongst other leadership roles he has served over his time here at The Iowa Clinic. Urology has always been in the cards for Dr. Rosenberg, as his father is a retired urologist. He simply feels he was born to practice urology. He finds great joy in the one on one contact with his patient inside the exam or operating room and development of long term patient relationships. At this point in his career, Dr. Rosenberg has had patient relationships lasting more than two or three decades. Dr. Rosenberg practices general urology with a particular focus on pediatric urology, open cancer surgery, stones, and treatment of benign prostatic hyperplasia. In his free time, Dr. Rosenberg loves to travel, especially to Santa Fe, New Mexico to feed his love for American Indian art and culture. He also loves to hike, cycle, and spend time with his family and friends. Dr. Rosenberg's is married to his wife, Keely. He has an adult son, Drew, and two teenage stepdaughters, Rockie and Maleah.
Education
- University Of Iowa College Of Medicine (Grad. 1982)
- University Of Ia Coll Of Med- Iowa City Ia (Grad. 1982)
- Baylor College of Medicine in Houston, Texas (Grad. 1982)
Areas of Expertise
- Varicocele
- Birth Defects
- Kidney cancer
- Benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH)
- Kidney stones
- Bladder Cancer
- Prostate Cancer
- Urinary incontinence
- Enlarged Prostate
Dr Rosenberg was rude, and treated me like another number instead of a human being. He was in a rush and also brought a student that was doing his residency in the room to discuss my personal information without my permission. I was very uncomfortable, uneasy and felt rushed. I would not recommend him to treat, diagnose, or even look over my dog let alone a family member. It was a horrible experience and I'm seeking care through a different urologist.
Submitted July 5, 2018