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he group of urgent care centers previously known as REX Express Care is changing its name to UNC Urgent Care and opening five new locations to better serve patients with affordable and convenient medical care.

UNC REX Healthcare is honored to receive a top recognition from the American College of Cardiology, reinforcing the hospital’s commitment to providing comprehensive and high-quality cardiovascular care for all patients.

NC Health Care will provide hundreds of sensory kits for two upcoming autism-friendly performances at Raleigh Little Theatre.

UNC REX Healthcare and Wake Radiology are joining forces to improve access to specialized imaging services and reduce costs for thousands of patients a year.

Dr. Ann S. Collins, a highly regarded Obstetrician and Gynecologist in Raleigh, has agreed to serve as chair of the UNC REX Healthcare board. Collins is the first woman to hold the position.

Beginning Friday, Jan. 11, children ages 11 years old and younger are prohibited from visiting inpatients at UNC REX Hospital in Raleigh (including patients in the Emergency Department), and all oncology outpatient areas.

UNC REX Healthcare has opened a new Food Pantry to support patients and their families who struggle with access to healthy food.

The living wage will rise for employees at UNC Medical Center in Chapel Hill, UNC REX Healthcare in Raleigh, and UNC Physicians Network in the Triangle.