Call your doctor before leaving home if you think you’ve been exposed to COVID-19 or have symptoms

Due to the presence of COVID-19 in our community, visitor restrictions are in place for all Duke clinics and hospitals. For your safety and the safety of others, we recommend patients do not bring a visitor to Duke clinics, if at all possible. If a visitor must accompany a patient, only one individual over 12 years of age is allowed. Patients and visitors will be screened for symptoms upon arrival. Individuals with flu-like symptoms are not allowed. View the complete list of Visitor Restrictions.

Effective immediately, Duke Health is prioritizing and rescheduling some non-emergent or non-critical surgeries, procedures, and appointments. Check our COVID-19 (Coronavirus) page for updates.

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Visitor Restrictions

Starting March 23, updated visitor restrictions are in place at Duke Health. No visitors will be allowed into our hospitals until further notice with some limited exceptions. Learn More.

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RESOURCES

Duke Raleigh Hospital Guild

The Duke Raleigh Hospital Guild, chartered in 2005, was created in order to support and enhance the care of the hospital’s patients, their loved ones, and our surrounding community. We are a group of volunteer members that are dedicated to supporting Duke Raleigh’s mission and vision through a number of projects and initiatives. Whether it’s patient support, community outreach, or education – we are committed to being positive and knowledgeable ambassadors on behalf of the hospital.

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HOW TO APPLY

Duke Raleigh Hospital Patient Advisory Council (PAC)

Duke Raleigh Hospital has two Patient Advisory Councils (PACs) made up of former patients, their loved ones, and community members. Both the PAC and the Oncology PAC (OPAC) work on initiatives to improve the patient and family experience, providing a unique perspective on issues that impact care and ensuring that the next patient or family member's journey is easier. The PAC focuses on hospital-wide improvement, and the OPAC focuses on Wake County oncology services.

If you're interested in joining the Duke Raleigh PAC, please submit a membership application to holly.bradicich@duke.edu.

If you’re interested in joining the Duke Raleigh OPAC, please submit a membership application to jennifer.loftis@duke.edu.