Duke Infectious Diseases Clinic - Clinic 1K | Durham, NC
Infectious Disease • Durham, NC • Since 1930
About
Summary: Duke University Medical Center is a nonprofit group of patient care, education, and medical research facilities on Duke University’s medical campus in Durham, NC. It is part of Duke Health and operates as Duke Hospital/Duke University Medical Center, with a large staff (~1,939) and a history dating to 1930. It serves as the primary hospital system in Durham, offering clinical care, education, and research across multiple locations under Duke Health (dukehealth.org). If you’re seeking the Duke Infectious Diseases Clinic specifically, this page confirms the broader institution but does not provide details about the Infectious Diseases Clinic itself. For Clinic 1K information, you may need to visit Duke Health’s site or contact the main numbers (e.g., 919-684-7275 or 27710-1000) to locate the Infectious Diseases Clinic within the Duke University Medical Center network.
Clinic Type
Infectious Disease
Address
Duke Infectious Diseases Clinic - Clinic 1K, 302 Trent Drive, Duke Clinic, Durham, NC 27710-4000
Phone
919-681-6261; 919-668-3197
DHLNFinancialassist@duke.edu
Opening Hours
Mon–Fri: 8:00 am–5:30 pm; Sat: 8:00 am–12:00 pm; Sun: Closed
Services Offered
Insurance & Payment
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Languages Spoken
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FAQs
What types of infections do the infectious disease specialists treat?
They treat acute and chronic infections, as well as infections following an organ transplant or other surgical procedure.
Which conditions are listed as being evaluated or managed by the clinic?
Endocarditis, fungal infections, hepatitis, HIV prevention (PrEP), HIV treatment, transplant-associated infectious diseases, tuberculosis, MRSA.
Who may refer a patient for evaluation and management?
Adult patients may be referred by a primary care doctor or specialist.
Are there pre-visit instructions or financial considerations explained?
There is information about office visit costs, insurance, deductibles, coinsurance, and copays. Check with the visit to determine responsibility.
Is parking information provided?
Yes—parking details include Duke Parking, valet options, and various passes; directions and parking contacts are included.
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What Patients Say
Overall sentiment across review platforms: mixed
- Birdeye (Aggregated): 3.4 out of 5 stars (11 reviews)
Patients praise
- Highly regarded individual physicians with strong satisfaction ratings (typically 4.8/5)
- Perceived as a source of quality care for infectious diseases including HIV/AIDS treatment
Common complaints
- Difficulty reaching the clinic via telephone
- Long wait times on hold when calling
- Dissatisfaction with responsiveness and unprofessional administrative support
- Negative perceptions of specific providers regarding listening skills and care depth
"My only concern is the fact that the front desk only has two people working it, and the phones are often too busy to get a line through. Great place if you need quality infectious disease care."
— Birdeye review (Quinn Goff)"This department needs to hire more people, everytime I call I am either put on hold for more than 20-30 mins or I am transferred to someone who doesn’t answer their call."
— Birdeye reviewSynthesized from public review platforms as of Jul 11, 2026 — sources: [1][2][3][4].
In the News
- A Hidden Threat in the Soil | Duke Today — Jul 6, 2026
- CEAP Tracey B. Madrid — Jun 22, 2026
- Deborah Ann Ballard, MD, MPH | Internal Medicine Doctor | Duke Health — Feb 17, 2026
- Rapid Diagnosis for a Disease Where Delay Can Be Deadly — Jul 17, 2025
- Karl-Dimiter Bissig | Duke Pratt School of Engineering — Jun 10, 2026
Information sourced from the clinic's website as of July 11, 2026.
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