Duke Raleigh

Cold, snow, sleet and freezing rain are expected this weekend. White Flag shelters will be ACTIVE starting tomorrow through Wednesday to help residents stay warm. 📣

Men's shelters:

📍 Second Street Place:
5010 Second St., Raleigh
Opens at 5:30 PM

📍Church of the Good Shepherd:
121 Hillsborough St., Raleigh
Opens at 7:30 PM

Women's shelter:

📍First Baptist Church:
99 N Salisbury St., Raleigh
Use the Edenton Street entrance
Opens at 5:30 PM

Family shelter:

📍Salvation Army:
1863 Capital Blvd., Raleigh

For current White Flag status call: 919-759-5607.

For updates and to learn more, visit ⤵️
https://bit.ly/4r7VEqt

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.

This Thanksgiving, we're grateful for our patients, their loved ones, and each other.

On September 23, Duke Raleigh invites members of the community, as well as health care providers, to "Living Well, Leaving Well: A Community Dialogue on Palliative Care with Dr. Delani Mann". This event is designed to empower our community — especially those aged 45 and older — with knowledge, resources, and a safe space to explore palliative care. Whether you're a patient, caregiver, family member, or simply curious about planning for the future, we welcome your participation.

Register here: https://duke.is/DRAH-Palliative-Care-Event

On September 11, Duke Raleigh pauses to remember the lives lost, the courage shown, and the resilience that rose from one of our nation’s darkest days. It is a time to reflect on the profound impact of that tragedy, and to pay tribute to the victims, the heroes, and all those forever changed.

We carry forward the legacy of those we lost and honor the past by making a difference in the present.

Duke Raleigh is proud to celebrate Independence Day. The freedom that it represents for our nation extends to the ways our organization is able to provide fair and equitable access to quality healthcare to patients and communities from all walks of life. It also allows us the freedom to live out our commitment to celebrate the diverse strengths and contributions of our team members across the health system.

As we observe this special holiday with family and friends, let us do so with a sense of unity and pride, and to reflect on how the freedoms we enjoy can inspire us all to greatness in how we care for our patients, their loved ones, and each other. Happy Independence Day – and thank you for all that you do!

This June, Duke Raleigh is celebrating Pride Month. We believe that everyone deserves to feel seen, safe, and supported - especially when it comes to their health. We are dedicated to fostering a supportive space where our LGBTQ+ colleagues, students, patients, and community members are greeted with kindness and compassion.

We take pride in each other this month - and every month. 🌈

Friday, June 6, is National Gun Violence Awareness Day, an observance designed to honor victims and survivors of gun violence and to raise awareness about gun safety. The Wear Orange Day initiative began in 2015, by friends commemorating the life of 15-year-old Hadiya Pendleton who was killed by gunfire on a Chicago playground. They chose to wear orange because it is the color hunters wear in the woods to protect themselves and others.

Duke Health is one of many organizations across the country working to end gun violence. To show our support, Duke Raleigh team members are participating in Wear Orange Day on June 6. Join Duke Raleigh in this journey to end gun violence by wearing orange and posting your photos with the hashtag !

Today, we pause to remember and honor the brave men and women who made the ultimate sacrifice in service to our country. Their courage, dedication, and selflessness will never be forgotten. As we care for our community, we carry their legacy forward with compassion, respect, and a commitment to service.

🕊️ Let us take a moment to reflect, remember, and give thanks.

Affinity Groups are part of a culture of belonging at Duke Raleigh. Thanks to those who hosted a fun Affinity Group Tailgate event this week to give team members a flavor for what each group has to offer!

Learn more about our Affinity Groups here: https://duke.is/5/m599

Honorary nurse (and occasional Durham Bulls mascot) Wool E. Bull came by Duke Raleigh today to surprise our amazing team during Celebrating Each Other Month! We're honoring our incredible crew all month long - thank you for your commitment to providing quality health care!

Proudly celebrating Nurses Week: Duke Health values the dedication, expertise and compassion nurses bring to every step of patient care. During a time of unprecedented change, nurses respond with strength and purpose as skilled professionals and compassionate caregivers.

Thank You!

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