The Iowa Clinic

Adam Secory, DO has been with The Iowa Clinic since 2013 and practicing as a board-certified pediatrician in Des Moines since 2008. The culture, the ability to grow the Pediatric Department, and working closely with subspecialists is what drew him to The Iowa Clinic. Dr. Secory enjoys working with kids and their families from birth to adolescence, making pediatrics the perfect fit. His patients motivate him to be a better doctor with their smiles, hugs, and steadfast honesty. He has been fascinated by pediatric cardiology and its complexity ever since a mission trip to the Yucatan for patients born with congenital heart defects. Other clinical interests include sports medicine and dermatology.

Nyi Nyi Kyaw, MD joined The Iowa Clinic Internal Medicine department because of the excellent healthcare model and commitment to providing the highest quality patient care. For Dr. Kyaw, the complexity and diversity that internal medicine offers aligns with his passion for continuous learning. Forming lasting connections with patients and providing comprehensive and personalized care is one of the most rewarding parts about his practice. Dr. Kyaw grew up in Myanmar where he went on to practice medicine, and subsequently spent one year practicing in Jamaica before continuing his practice in the United States. He believes that his diverse medical background has not only equipped him with vast medical knowledge but has also brought a global outlook to his practice which has enriched his patient care approach. Outside of work, Dr. Kyaw enjoys reading books, going for hikes, spending time with his wife, and staying connected with friends and family. If he was not a provider, he would have chosen to explore a career in data analytics or software development.

Madeline Godar, MD joined The Iowa Clinic Family Medicine department in 2025, bringing a strong commitment to patient-centered care and community health. Drawn to the collaborative environment and dedication to quality care, Dr. Godar values building lasting relationships with patients and their families. She chose family medicine for its unique blend of variety and continuity, enjoying the opportunity to support individuals throughout all stages of life.