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Duke’s MyChart is changing its name to My Duke Health. In the coming months, patients who visit Duke MyChart will be automatically redirected to My Duke Health at my.dukehealth.org, featuring new and enhanced functionality and patient-centered tools and resources for managing health and wellness.

Patients will also have access to the new Duke Health Virtual Assistant (pictured right), a conversational artificial intelligence tool that helps patients complete common tasks, answers questions, and directs users to Duke Health resources. My Duke Health will also have access to urgent care wait times and virtual appointments, classes and support groups, the Healthwise education library, and more.

Visit My.DukeHealth.org to see the new features and enhancements.

Along with county health departments and other health systems, Duke was selected by the state as one of 11 initial distribution sites for the Pfizer vaccine. As a partner in Duke Connected Care, DCC community providers and their staff members who are in Phase 1a can now apply to receive the COVID vaccine through Duke Regional Hospital. If you or your team members are interested in receiving the COVID vaccine and are considered a healthcare worker fighting COVID-19 (Phase 1a of vaccine distribution), please fill out the spreadsheet HERE for your practice/clinic on the DCC Provider Portal. All columns of the spreadsheet must be completed (First Name, Last Name, Email Address, and Contact Phone Number) and include every Phase 1a team member who wishes to be vaccinated. Please email your finalized spreadsheet to dukeregionalhospital@duke.edu at your earliest convenience and include in the email Subject Line the phrase “1a List.”

We’d like to welcome these new practices to Duke Connected Care:

• Impact Primary & Urgent Care
• HOPE Regional Medical Clinic
• Person Family Medical
• Triangle Primary Care Associates

For more information about the vaccine, including how to enroll in the COVID-19 Vaccine Management System (CVMS), please see the FAQ and other information on the Duke PHMO COVID-19 Resources page. We will continue to monitor and add information to these pages as it becomes available. If you have any questions, please reach out to your DCC Physician Liaison.

Health Optimization Program for Elders (HOPE) in Primary Care offers a new webinar series that will focus on the social, emotional, and environmental conditions that impact healthcare outcomes of older adults with the goal of helping providers approach geriatric care more holistically.

The new bulletin will regularly share the latest updates on Value-Based Care for Duke Health. To subscribe to the newsletter, send an email to dukephmo@duke.edu.