Duke Raleigh Hospital, a Campus of Duke University Hospital - Raleigh, North Carolina

Clardin C.

Malo, malo, malísimo, extremadamente malo, si tienes una emergencia te mueres esperando te atienda un galeno, es demasiado, estuve 5 horas con mi madre esperando y nunca fuimos atendidas, que pésimo servicio… y pensar que esto es el sistema de salud de los United Estates!!!

Joel L. C. G.

Es una vergüenza, llegar a un hospital y ni llegar a poder ser atendido porque el personal de la recepción es poco profesional. Si estás de urgencia y sobre todo con dolores no te recomiendo visitar este centro.

Eddy C. (.

Muy ordenado; limpio, y la cafetería 100 puntos, súper variada, todos son bienvenidos…!!!

Javier O.

La seguridad al ingresar x emergencia es muy buena, te atienden súper bien.

joleatha H.

Duke Raleigh Hospital malpractice

Hello I'm reaching out because im having a hard time getting answers about my son death. As to why didn't they try to do anything to help my 5 year old sick boy. I've been fighting them for 6 months now. He was brought into the emergency room on August 31. They did a Covid, RSV, and flu test on him and all of that came back negative. Then they let them sit for hours and brought discharge papers. They wasn’t gonna treat him. He came in with a fever and vomiting. My son had a rare brain tumor. Which was already documented within the Duke system that they didn't bother to look at during that time. I got to the hospital and when we got in the back room around 3am. Between 3am - 6am, the only thing they did was those 3 test. They didn’t do any other labs or anything anything, even after I mentioned his medical history to them. They then brought discharge papers after a child came in vomiting with a fever and with his tumor that’s a sign that is growing. I kept telling the doctor over and over he’s sick he’s sick. He has a tumor when this stuff happens, That means it’s growing. Can you check his tumor? Meanwhile, Duke Raleigh couldn’t do anything for my baby until about 11 o’clock that day When Duke Durham called and told them to do this and that I was told in the beginning that. I was told that my son couldn’t be cared for at Duke Raleigh because it wasn’t a pediatric hospital, but when Durham called they all of a sudden became qualified. The same doctor told me my son was a cutie pie. Per his doctors at Duke Durham, they as asked for him to be air lifted and it was denied because they said he wasnt in critical condition. They didn’t know he wasn’t in critical condition because they hadn't done any further testing at that point. They finally started doing test close to his last moments. We found out at 5:45 minutes before he died that he didn’t have any white blood cell count and all of a sudden, my son just goes into a heart attack. Now, at the time on August 31 they told me he died from meningitis that the infection caused the heart attack. True of my son was on a clinical trial, which caused his heart to weaken causing the heart attack. But my thing is instead of this doctor telling me he worked in Chicago, His brother worked at Chop, and all his personal information before Durham called, he was just sitting there talking about his life as if I wasn’t there with a sick child as if my child wasn’t sleeping from 3 AM to 7 AM. A 5 year old who is full of life full of energy just sleeping and I’m telling him he’s not OK he’s not OK. But nobody listened. Until another hospital told him to do the very same thing I asked him to do. He didn’t deserve it and I don’t want this to happen to nobody else’s child. They push him to the side and don’t give her child treatment because they have to get approval from another hospital. At end the day after the autopsy was done after his funeral I finally had a heart attack from the clinical trial, but my thing is, had they tried to work on him between three and the time he passed away, before the doctor called at 11, they would have known that he actually was in critical condition. If they tried that morning when I was fussing begging. I couldn’t know why he died before I buried my child but I did I had to find out the real reason after it was a lot of carelessness with him please help me keep your goddamn name of life. Please help me don’t let them forget how they didn’t treat him properly or do the things that they should’ve done. They didn’t follow a standard protocol either. When we got there with vomiting he was supposed to get an IV and he never received the IV/fluids until another hospital told him to. They never did labs until another hospital told him to this don’t sit right with me. Now he's lying and stating that I never asked to speak with him.
That doctor’s name is Keith Tatka at duke raleigh! PLEASE HELP ME PLEASE THIS HAS BEEN HARD! HELP ME GET THIS OUT THERE I DONT WANT NOBODY ELSE LOOSING A CHILD THE WAY I DID.

Adyson L.

Great nurses and doctors ! but the hospital rooms are very unclean! On.top of that they didn’t clean the floor at all, including prior to check in or even one time during a 4 night stay. An immediate family member was on the 5 th floor oncology unit. I’m really in shock at the sanitation level for people who are already immune compromised.

Andrea A.

This is for the er department. Their nurses that are in the lobby are not attentive to the people waiting. This is my 11th time being here for kidney stones, been sorting here crying for a hour while she goes and sees patients that came after me and don't show that their in pain. Their mainly older then me. I'm usually patient but when 8 names have been called that came after me. I have to say something. I would add a photo but we're not allowed to take Pic

Marc H.

I am writing a review to share positive experiences with two nurses at Duke-Raleigh in the 3200 wing. I was in for a bad leg infection before Thanksgiving. I had Emily Adams as a day nurse and Lea Falk as a night nurse for much of my time there. If one could pick their nurses, these two would be a perfect reason to trust Duke-Raleigh with your medical care. Emily is quick, smart, fun, and is an excellent care manager. She gives you confidence that the best care is being given. Lea is super warm and caring, and has a wonderful manner. She also gives a patient confidence during a stressful health time. Both nurses are exactly what a patient would hope for. I don't know if anyone at Duke-Raleigh reads Google reviews, but these two nurses deserve recognition and advancement. Two to keep on staff! Please pass along my thanks.