Duke Health
Duke Children’s Hospital Is Ranked No. 1 in North Carolina
Duke Children’s is ranked among the top 50 children's hospitals nationally in 10 specialties by U.S. News & World Report and retained its position at No. 1 in North Carolina. It is tied for #1 in the Southeast in the magazine's annual rankings for 2023-2024.
Duke's pediatric cardiology and heart surgery program is ranked second in the nation and remains the best program for children with heart disease in North Carolina.
Duke Health Provider Group (PDC) Joins Duke University Health System on July 1
The Private Diagnostic Clinic (PDC) will join Duke University Health System (DUHS) on July 1, 2023. This is a historical milestone for Duke that will simplify and align our operations to better serve all patient needs. This means that your previous PDC provider will be a part of the same health system as other Duke Health providers, including Duke hospitals and Duke Primary Care beginning July 1, 2023.
Why Seeing a Sports Medicine Primary Care Physician Is Important for Young Athletes
If your child experiences sport-related pain or injury, an appointment with a sports medicine primary care physician may be the best option for getting them back in the game. Here Rebecca Wadlinger, DO, a sports medicine primary care physician at Duke Sports Medicine Green Level, answers common questions about what she and her colleagues do, the conditions they teat, and more.
