Duke Health

Duke Health is a world-class academic and healthcare system affiliated with Duke University in Durham, North Carolina. It is comprised of the Duke University Health System, the School of Medicine, the School of Nursing, and a variety of other health programs and clinical facilities.

Key components and services

• Hospitals: The system includes multiple highly-regarded hospitals that provide specialized and emergency care:
  • Duke University Hospital: A Level 1 Trauma Center consistently ranked as one of the best hospitals in the U.S. and North Carolina.
  • Duke Regional Hospital: A community hospital in Durham offering inpatient, outpatient, and surgical services.
  • Duke Raleigh Hospital: A facility with a full range of programs and services located in Raleigh.
  • Duke Children's Hospital & Health Center: Provides comprehensive care for children and young adults.
  • Duke Health Lake Norman Hospital: A recently acquired hospital in Iredell County.
• Research and education: As an academic medical institution, Duke Health is known for groundbreaking research and educating future healthcare leaders. It established the nation's first physician assistant program and the first brain tumor center.
• Outpatient services: With over 400 clinic and care locations across North Carolina, Duke Health handles millions of outpatient visits annually. This includes specialty services in areas such as cancer, cardiology, and orthopedics.
• Online and appointment services: Patients can manage their appointments and communicate with providers through the online portal, My Duke Health. Online and telehealth scheduling are available for primary, specialty, and urgent care.

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