Duke Center for Living Campus houses Duke Health clinics spanning craniofacial orthodontics, executive preventive care, aesthetics, physical therapy, and integrative medicine.
cleft lip, cleft palate, and related craniofacial orthodontic care
comprehensive one-day preventive health assessments for busy people
cosmetic surgery and medical-grade skin treatments
Duke Specialty Infusion Center provides adult non-cancer infusions and injections seven days a week in Durham, including blood transfusions and iron-deficiency treatment.
Adult iron infusions for anemia or iron deficiency
Adult blood transfusions
Dehydration and electrolyte replacement
Open seven days a week to ensure timely access to essential infusion therapies
Duke Cancer Center Southpoint's supplied page describes pediatric primary care with in-clinic laboratory services, immunizations, screenings, and Duke network referrals.
newborns needing an initial pediatric visit
children needing well-child or sick visits
school, sports, or camp physicals
Many Duke pediatric locations offer same-day or next-day appointments
Duke Adult Bone Marrow Transplant provides adult transplant care in Durham and was the first North Carolina center to offer FDA-approved CAR T-cell therapy.
Adults needing bone marrow or stem cell transplantation
Blood cancers including leukemia, lymphoma, and multiple myeloma
Duke Medical Plaza North Duke Street houses six Duke Health clinics, including pediatric primary care, adolescent medicine, rehabilitation, and general internal medicine.
pediatric well-child visits, sick care, immunizations, and physicals
children and teens needing comprehensive obesity weight management
adolescents and young adults needing reproductive, mental health, or chronic-condition care
The Hansell Center for Functional Medicine provides functional medicine alongside peptide therapies, acupuncture, infrared sauna, IV ozone therapy, and personal training in Durham.
patients seeking a root-source functional-medicine approach
Employee Occupational Health and Wellness Clinic at Duke Regional Hospital provides Duke employees no-charge work injury care, drug screening, and fitness for duty evaluations in Durham.
Duke Health employees needing occupational health services
Where can I go in Durham for walk-in medical care?
AFC Urgent Care Southpoint accepts walk-ins without an appointment or primary-care referral. It is open seven days a week, with listed hours of 8:00 AM to 8:00 PM on weekdays and 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM on weekends.
Which Durham medical centers offer on-site testing or imaging?
AFC Urgent Care Southpoint lists rapid COVID-19, flu, strep, mono, urinalysis, and glucose testing, along with send-out laboratory testing and on-site X-rays.
When should I choose urgent care instead of a specialty medical center?
Urgent care is suited to same-day concerns such as colds, flu, allergies, UTIs, sprains, cuts, burns, and physicals. Specialty centers are intended for needs such as transplant therapy, complex infusions, sports medicine, or comprehensive preventive assessments.
Where can adults receive non-cancer infusion treatment in Durham?
Duke Specialty Infusion Center provides monitored adult infusions and injections for conditions including iron deficiency, autoimmune disease, dehydration, electrolyte replacement, and post-transplant care. The center states that it does not provide cancer-related infusions.
Where can children get pediatric checkups and immunizations?
The supplied Duke pediatric-care information lists well-child and sick visits, immunizations, developmental screenings, allergy and asthma management, and lactation counseling. It also notes full laboratory services and a 24-hour nurse advice line.