Duke Regional Hospital

Duke Regional Hospital Serving our community since 1976. As part of Duke Health, we provide exceptional care with the personal touch and convenience found at a community hospital.
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To request an appointment, please call 855-855-6484 or visit dukehealth.org. ABOUT DUKE REGIONAL HOSPITAL
A comprehensive healthcare facility, Duke Regional Hospital provides inpatient, outpatient, surgical and emergency care and features a level II Special Care Nursery, Duke Cancer Center North Durham, Duke Center for Metabolic and Weight Loss Surgery, Duke Regional Vascular Access Clinic, Duke Rehabilitation Institute and the James E. Davis Ambulatory Surgical Center. The 369-bed, acute-care hospital has served the needs of Durham and surrounding counties for more than 40 years. Duke Regional is a proud part of Duke Health, and is affiliated with Lincoln Community Health Center, a primary-care facility for underinsured and uninsured Durham residents, and Watts School of Nursing, home of the longest-running nursing diploma program in North Carolina. Duke Regional is ranked among the best hospitals in North Carolina, according to U.S. News & World Report’s Best Hospitals list, and has been recognized by the Leapfrog Group, among other organizations, for its commitment to high quality, safe care. The hospital achieved Magnet recognition for excellence in nursing by the American Nurses Credentialing Center in 2008 and was redesignated in 2014 as a health system. Duke Regional has also received the Joint Commission’s Gold Seal of Approval for hip fracture, stroke and total joint replacement care. In addition, the Human Rights Campaign Foundation has recognized Duke Regional as a “Leader in LGBT Healthcare Equality” in the Healthcare Equality Index since 2012. Duke Regional Hospital’s mission is to care for our patients and the health of our community. The hospital’s vision is to be the best community hospital. DUKE HEALTH'S COMMENT POLICY
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Yesterday was PAWS-itively amazing! 🐾💙 Team members and visitors enjoyed taking a moment to meet some adorable, adoptabl...
03/26/2026

Yesterday was PAWS-itively amazing! 🐾💙

Team members and visitors enjoyed taking a moment to meet some adorable, adoptable animals at our outdoor pop-up event supporting The Animal Protection Society of Durham. There were plenty of smiles, wagging tails, and maybe even a few forever homes found.

We are honored to serve as an adoption pop-up site as part of the DRH50 Acts of Community Impact, highlighting our shared commitment to compassion, community partnership, and service.

03/25/2026

Duke University Health System is proud to welcome back David Zaas, MD, MBA as our next Chief Executive Officer, effective May 1.

Dr. Zaas returns to Duke with deep institutional roots and a distinguished record leading complex, people-centered academic health systems. A physician and experienced leader, he is known for advancing high-quality patient care while strengthening the teams that make it possible.

His return comes at a moment of significant growth for Duke Health, as we expand access to world-class care across North Carolina and advance excellence across our missions of clinical care, research, education, and community health.

We are proud to welcome back Dr. Zaas.

Read more: https://today.duke.edu/2026/03/duke-appoints-david-zaas-health-system-ceo

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03/23/2026

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Our Duke Regional team members brought the energy this weekend, cheering on the excitement of the NCAA March Madness Bas...
03/23/2026

Our Duke Regional team members brought the energy this weekend, cheering on the excitement of the NCAA March Madness Basketball Tournament!

Congratulations to the Duke Blue Devils men's basketball and women's basketball for advancing to the Sweet 16—an incredible achievement!

We love seeing our staff come together to celebrate moments like these. Let’s keep the spirit going—Go Duke! 💙🏀

For 50 years, Duke Regional Hospital has proudly delivered compassionate, trusted care to the community. This golden mil...
02/11/2026

For 50 years, Duke Regional Hospital has proudly delivered compassionate, trusted care to the community. This golden milestone reflects five decades of providing hope, health, and healing to our patients and the community we serve.

Today, we kicked off the celebrations at our employee town hall with special guest Coach , Head Football Coach at Duke University and the amazing and the , whose energy and spirit made the moment even more memorable!

As we step into this milestone year, we’re filled with gratitude — for the trust you’ve placed in us, for our incredible team members, and for the privilege of continuing to serve our community for generations to come.

Here’s to 50 years strong — and a bright, healthy future ahead.

01/24/2026

❄️ Mass Emergency Shelter Opens January 24
We have partnered with Durham County Government to open a shelter to keep folks safe and warm during the winter storm. If you won't be able to shelter safely in place, make plans ahead of time to come to the 'new' Northern High School.
📍 4622 N. Roxboro St. (follow signs to the main gym)
🕙 Opens: 10 a.m. on Saturday, January 24
🛏️ Cots, meals, showers, phone charging, and pet kennels will be available
🎒 Bring medications, food (especially for dietary needs), hygiene items, and comfort items if you can

Stay up to date ➡️ https://www.durhamnc.gov/4888/Severe-Weather-Updates-Resources

01/24/2026

ALERT: Due to the possibility of severe winter weather, Duke University Health System will activate the severe weather policy beginning 7 p.m. Saturday, January 24. Due to inclement weather many Duke Health locations will close or operate reduced hours from Saturday through Monday afternoon.

For details about the status of clinics, visit the Duke Health website https://www.dukehealth.org

The safety of our patients and team members is our top priority. We will continue to reassess throughout the weekend based on local conditions, so please check back for updates.

Happy New Year from all of us at Duke Regional Hospital 💙 💫
01/01/2026

Happy New Year from all of us at Duke Regional Hospital 💙 💫

12/23/2025

Nothing says “winter is here” like holiday eggnog and hot cocoa!

Team members from across Duke Regional Hospital — , , , , and — took a moment to toast to the season of gratitude and togetherness.

We hope you find time to enjoy your favorite holiday treats as you prepare to welcome a new year.

Thank you to our incredible team members whose dedication continues to bring hope, health, and healing to our neighbors every day.

And to our community—thank you for trusting us with your care. We are honored to serve you. Cheers to the season! 💙✨

12/20/2025

Wishing you safe holidays! Duke Health reminds you to take a moment and secure your home when gathering for family, friends and fun. Review these tips to help avoid a trip to the emergency department!

Duke University Hospital | Duke Regional Hospital | Duke Raleigh | Duke Health Lake Norman Hospital | Duke Children's | | Safe Kids North Carolina

Learn more:

Never leave lit candles unattended. Place them on stable surfaces and at least 12 inches away from anything flammable. The candles should be out before you leave the room. Battery-operated flameless candles can be a safer option, although these can contain *button batteries (see below).

For new bikes, scooters and skateboards, don’t forget to give a new helmet too.

Watch out for toys, greeting cards and decorations with button batteries, which can look like candy to young children.

Fi****ms safety: Before visiting others, ask if there is a gun in the house and how/ where it is stored. If you own a gun, make sure it is stored safely (locked and unloaded) before inviting children into your home.

Medication safety: When visiting other’s homes, medications may not be put up or secured. If medications are out or in pill organizers, they are easily accessible. Additionally, many medications look like candies and can be easily confused by young children. Make sure medications our safely put away and secured around children.

Caring in every layer! Throughout this month, team members from across Duke Regional Hospital showed incredible generosi...
12/17/2025

Caring in every layer! Throughout this month, team members from across Duke Regional Hospital showed incredible generosity and heart through our Holiday Winter Coat Drive!

Together, we collected 131 gently used or new coats for Open Table Ministry, Inc., helping support our unsheltered adult neighbors. We also gathered 55 coats for the WRAL TV Coats for Children program, along with scarves, hats, gloves, and socks to help keep children warm this winter.

We appreciate the opportunity to partner together and reflects the true spirit of the holidays—bringing comfort, care, and hope to our community. 💙 🧥 🧤 🧢

This season of gratitude, we’re celebrating the incredible generosity of our team members across Duke Regional Hospital!...
12/15/2025

This season of gratitude, we’re celebrating the incredible generosity of our team members across Duke Regional Hospital! Through The Salvation Army of Durham's Angel Tree, our staff came together to collect 100 gift tags for local families and seniors, spreading warmth, hope, and holiday joy throughout our community.

We are truly grateful to serve beyond our walls and make a meaningful difference for our neighbors this holiday season.

Thank you to everyone who helped turn kindness into action—your compassion is the greatest gift of all. 💙

Photographed Team Members: Jacqueline K. and Margaret M.

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3643 North Roxboro Street
Durham, NC
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APPOINTMENTS To request an appointment, please call 855-855-6484 or visit dukehealth.org. ABOUT DUKE REGIONAL HOSPITAL A comprehensive healthcare facility, Duke Regional Hospital provides inpatient, outpatient, surgical and emergency care and features a level II Special Care Nursery, Duke Cancer Center North Durham, Duke Center for Metabolic and Weight Loss Surgery, Duke Regional Vascular Access Clinic, Duke Rehabilitation Institute and the James E. Davis Ambulatory Surgical Center. The 369-bed, acute-care hospital has served the needs of Durham and surrounding counties for more than 40 years. Duke Regional is a proud part of Duke Health, and is affiliated with Lincoln Community Health Center, a primary-care facility for underinsured and uninsured Durham residents, and Watts School of Nursing, home of the longest-running nursing diploma program in North Carolina. Duke Regional is ranked among the best hospitals in North Carolina, according to U.S. News & World Report’s Best Hospitals list, and has been recognized by the Leapfrog Group, among other organizations, for its commitment to high quality, safe care. The hospital achieved Magnet recognition for excellence in nursing by the American Nurses Credentialing Center in 2008 and was redesignated in 2014 as a health system. Duke Regional has also received the Joint Commission’s Gold Seal of Approval for hip fracture, stroke and total joint replacement care. In addition, the Human Rights Campaign Foundation has recognized Duke Regional as a “Leader in LGBTQ Healthcare Equality” in the Healthcare Equality Index since 2012. Duke Regional Hospital’s mission is to care for our patients and the health of our community. The hospital’s vision is to be the best community hospital. The hospital’s values are “Caring for our patients, their loved ones, and each other,” through excellence, safety, integrity, diversity and teamwork. DUKE HEALTH'S COMMENT POLICY Duke Health pages are places where the Duke Health community can engage each other, share experiences and learn about offerings at Duke. We encourage fans to post comments in this spirit, with respect for other users. Duke reserves the right to delete off-topic, self-promotional, and potentially libelous or abusive comments, including comments containing profanity, or comments selling services or goods, and to ban such users from posting to the page. We cannot reply to questions about health on Facebook. If you have a health question, please call 855-855-6484. If you have a complaint or grievance, please call Patient and Visitor Relations at 919-470-4747. Posted comments do not necessarily reflect the opinions or policies of Duke University Health System. All content and posts are bound by Facebook’s Terms of Use and Code of Conduct. Facebook encourages users to use its “Report” links when they find abusive content. If you have any concerns about the content posted on this site, please contact us at https://www.dukehealth.org/contact-duke-health.