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What is UNC Lenoir health care doing to support the community?

Patient Care. As North Carolina’s largest health system — with 13 hospitals and affiliates, hundreds of outpatient clinics throughout the state, and a historic relationship with the UNC School of Medicine — UNC Health focuses on providing compassionate, innovative care to your family. Explore UNC Health’s medical and wellness services.

How can I stay in the loop about patient care at UNC?

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What can I expect when I get care at UNC Health?

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What is UNC Health doing to protect patient information?

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Advance Care Planning

As a patient of UNC Health, you’re encouraged to plan for your care in the event you’re too ill or injured to communicate your wishes. Advance care planning and living wills help your family or loved ones make decisions on your behalf while you’re in the hospital.

Manage Your Care

Get access to online tools and UNC Health resources to manage your care. You’ll have access to:

Billing & Insurance

Learn about the billing policies, as well as financial assistance options.

Patient Safety & Security

See how we protect the safety and security of patients and visitors to our campuses. We’re committed to your privacy and safety.

Support Services

Get a glimpse of various support services designed to improve wellness and health in your community. From fitness centers to pastoral care and more, you’ll have access to a variety of resources designed to help you, your family, and neighbors thrive.

Visitor Services & Guidelines

If you’re visiting a family member or loved one at a UNC Health hospital, get familiar with our policies and the amenities available to you, including:

Volunteer at UNC Health

All hospitals and health systems of UNC Health welcome volunteers to assist our patients and guests. Contact your local hospital to get involved in volunteer opportunities, from front desk greeters and guest services personnel to gift shop and floral attendants.

Patient Referrals

We provide the following tools for ensuring continuity of care for referred patients. By making the referral process more efficient, more consolidated and more streamlined, referring physicians can stay in the loop about the care their patients receive at UNC Health.

Compliance & Privacy Offices

In an ongoing effort to support transparency and quality of care, UNC Health operates a compliance office and privacy office.

UNC Health Alliance & Senior Health Alliance

UNC Health Alliance is a physician-led, clinically integrated network (CIN) uniting independent and UNC-employed providers to encourage collaboration that improves care. This communication also controls health care costs and helps providers work in a partnership for coordinated, comprehensive patient care.

Community Health Needs Assessment

UNC Lenoir Health Care, Lenoir County Health Department, Kinston Community Health Center and Lenoir County Alliance for a Healthy Community last conducted a community health needs assessment in 2018.

Community Health Data and Resources

UNC Lenoir Health Care is pleased to make community health data and resources available to our community. The Lenoir Hospital Foundation has provided financial support to make this information available online.

Monoclonal Antibody Infusion Therapy for COVID-19

If you have been diagnosed with COVID-19 and are at high risk for developing severe COVID-19, you may be eligible for monoclonal antibody treatment, which might prevent you from becoming sicker.

Research at UNC

UNC Researchers are hard at work to discover more facts about this virus and how best to treat it. Learn about some of the work being done by UNC Research related to COVID-19.

What UNC Patients Need to Know

"About 80 percent of patients with COVID have mild to moderate symptoms and can be managed at home." —David J. Weber, MD, MPH, of UNC Hospitals Division of Infectious Diseases