Duke University Health System

Duke University Health System is a medical center in Durham, North Carolina. As a world-class academic and healthcare system, it strives to transform medicine and health both locally and globally. The system serves a wide range of patients through various specialties, including advanced treatments such as adaptive SBRT for prostate cancer, gastric sleeve surgery, and robotic shoulder replacement.

The health system integrates the Duke University Health System hospitals and clinics with the Duke University School of Medicine, the Duke University School of Nursing, and the Duke-NUS Medical School. It also incorporates research programs from the Duke Global Health Institute and the Duke Robert J. Margolis Center for Health Policy. Duke Health is committed to providing accessible care, offering free services such as assistive technologies, Braille and large-print materials, and accessible transportation to ensure that disabilities do not act as a barrier to high-quality healthcare.

The facility is located on Erwin Road, situated near the Duke University Hospital and the McGovern-Davison Children's Health Center. It is also a short distance from the Duke University North Heliport and the Veteran's Memorial.

Duke Health is recognized for its dedication to advancing health through innovative scientific research and the rapid translation of breakthrough discoveries. The system is known for its mission to educate future clinical and scientific leaders and its efforts to practice evidence-based medicine to improve community health and eliminate health inequalities.

Duke University Health System continues to serve the Durham community as a leader in medical innovation and academic excellence.

Services:

• Cancer Research and Treatment
• Cancer Treatment
• Cardiovascular Care
• General Healthcare Consultations
• Lung Transplant
• Lung Transplantation
• Medical Education
• Neurosurgery