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Duke Pulmonary of Raleigh

Pulmonology • Raleigh, NC • Since 1978

About

Summary: Duke Raleigh Hospital is a nonprofit, Duke Health campus located at 3400 Wake Forest Road, Raleigh, NC 27609. Founded in 1978, it is part of Duke University Hospital and offers extensive services including a Duke Raleigh Cancer Center, orthopaedics and spine, cardiovascular care, neurosciences (including skull base and cerebrovascular), digestive care, wound healing, emergency services, outpatient imaging, and various surgical and disease-management programs. The campus has 186 beds and is recognized as a top hospital in North Carolina. Contact: 919-954-3000.

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Clinic Type

Pulmonology

Address

Duke Medicine Plaza, 3480 Wake Forest Rd, Suite 414, Raleigh, NC 27609-7376

Phone

919-862-5520

Email

DHLNFinancialassist@duke.edu

Opening Hours

Mon-Fri 8:00 am–4:30 pm; Sat-Sun Closed

Website

https://www.dukehealth.org/locations/duke-pulmonary-of-raleigh

Services Offered

Specialty Clinic
Pulmonary and allergy services
Bronchoscopy (including endobronchial ultrasound guided bronchoscopy)
Sleep disorders management
Asthma care
Chronic cough evaluation
Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) care
Hypoxemia management
Interstitial lung disease (ILD) care including IPF and sarcoidosis
Lung cancer evaluation and management
Lung nodules and masses evaluation
Pleural effusions management
Smoking cessation programs
Diagnostic procedures: Xolair, Nucala
Biologic agents for asthma
Thoracentesis
Abnormal chest X-ray/CT evaluation
CPAP/BiPAP management

Technology & Equipment

Endobronchial ultrasound
Biologic agents for asthma (Xolair, Nucala)
CPAP/BiPAP management

Insurance & Payment

Accepted Insurance

Languages Spoken

English

FAQs

What services are provided at Duke Pulmonary of Raleigh?

Pulmonary and allergy services including asthma, bronchoscopy, chronic cough, COPD, hypoxemia, interstitial lung disease, lung cancer, nodules/masses, pleural effusions, sleep disorders, and smoking cessation.

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What Patients Say

Overall sentiment across review platforms: mixed

DukeHealth.org (James R. Snapper, MD – pulmonologist provider page): 4.93 out of 5 (overall provider rating)
US News Health (Duke Raleigh Hospital pulmonologists listing): Patient Experience: 5 / 5 (204 Reviews)
DukeHealth.org (Duke Pulmonary Clinic – Clinic 2F/2G): 4.89 out of 5

Patients praise

High patient-experience ratings for Duke pulmonology providers/clinics
Care described as welcoming and informative, with clinicians taking time to explain and support patients
Pulmonary rehabilitation described as helpful for symptom relief and improved ability to function
Transplant-related patient story highlights confidence and caring from the transplant team

Common complaints

At least one personal account describes long ER wait times (with a comparison) and a prolonged adverse-drug/desensitization experience during treatment

"“Dr. Gray is my new pulmonologist at Duke. She's great!” and the blogger describes being “welcomed and informed and cared about.”"

— Every Breath Means Hope: I'm New to Duke Blue (personal blog post)

"“I look forward to it. I feel fresh inside after I go. It feels like a relief.” (about pulmonary rehab)"

— Duke Health blog: Pulmonary Rehab Provides Relief from COPD

"“the caring from the transplant team… And it really starts from a phlebotomist saying something kind… down to the surgeon giving you a hug”"

— Duke Health blog: Big Ambitions After a Second Double Lung Transplant at Duke

Synthesized from public review platforms as of Jul 11, 2026 — sources: [1][2][3][4].