Love the care we get at this location. All of the staff and doctors/nurses are very considerate and…read moretake the time to actually listen to your concerns. I've heard stories of other care providers dismissing parents concerns out of hand but this is absolutely not the care at Duke Primary Care. If it's in your coverage plan I would definitely recommend this location.

Their check in system is awful. They ask for all information they already have all the time.read more

Great first visit to wonderful warm doctors office ! So happy to have a new doctor we can trust…read moreAva feel good about!!

Chapel Hill Pediatrics and Adolescents is fantastic and I'm so glad I decided to take my newborn to…read moretheir practice. I believe their Durham location is fairly new, and is part of this large building off NC 54 by the 40 Freeway (it's really easy to find). The staff is not only very friendly, but they were also helpful in getting my new little baby girl set up as a new patient. I am a new first-time mom (just over 2 weeks) and finding a pediatrician before was not necessarily easy. There are so many great choices! I noticed that Chapel Hill PA had a great website, great feedback from friends, and lots of good Yelp reviews for their Chapel Hill location. After giving birth at UNC, my little one and I got quickly set up at their Durham location and have had really pleasant visits since. We have seen Dr. Joe and Dr. Woodrum at the Durham location, and we loved them both - especially Dr. Woodrum! The doctors were both friendly, caring, helpful and attentive to my husband and I's questions and needs. Most of all, they take their time with each family they see. The pediatrics team does a great job of making new parents feel at ease and prepared for the new chapter of life that awaits them. I am so happy to have chosen Chapel Hill Pediatrics and Adolescents (Durham Location) for my newborn.

We brought our daughter to Dr. Cooley from the time she was born until she was about six months…read more The only reason we stopped seeing her was because we moved out of state, and I'm so sad that we had to leave her. We've seen a few other pediatricians since moving, and nobody has ever compared to Dr. Cooley. She's warm, kind, understanding. She has the perfect temperament to be in the field that she's in. When we had our daughter, she made us feel better about not knowing what we were doing. She never made us feel stupid for the millions of obvious questions that we asked. She always answered with grace and kindness. I wish we could replicate her because she truly is one of a kind. I would recommend Dr. Cooley to anyone - especially to new parents. She is absolutely wonderful.

We have been coming here for about a year for pediatric care. We have seen two of the pediatricians…read moreand nurses. The facility is very clean and modern. Before you checked in with a person and now a kiosk is preferred. The staff has been very kind and accommodating. We picked it based on location and distance. If something cannot be done in house, you will get a referral to UNC hospital or another specialty clinic.

I absolutely love Anya McBrayer & her nurse Hilda. I am here monthly & the staff is always friendly…read moreand willing to help. Keosha from the front desk is extremely friendly and accommodating. If you are looking for a primary care provider, I would definitely recommend Anya. She is thorough & doesn't make you feel rushed. She is going to take care of all of your concerns before you leave.

Yearly physical and 1st visit with this office. Loved the staff and the doctors, super clean &…read morefriendly.

My 6-month-old niece was seen here for a same-day appointment because she wasn't feeling well. When…read moreshe arrived, she had a temperature of 104°F. Dr. Reasor said she was comfortable sending her home despite the high fever. My niece's mother asked whether any lab work could be done, but she was told it wasn't necessary and that it was okay to take her home. Still concerned, her parents took her to the emergency room. The ER staff told them she should not have been sent home with such a high fever, and they evaluated and diagnosed her. This experience was very upsetting. Her concerns were not taken seriously, and additional evaluation should have been considered before she was discharged.