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From the CEO and Dean
A message from Julie Freischlag, MD, CEO of Wake Forest Baptist Health and Dean of Wake Forest School of Medicine
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From Hospital to Health System
Wake Forest Baptist Health has gone from "the Baptist" to a thriving health system that comprises five medical center campuses as well as Brenner Children’s, the only children’s hospital serving western North Carolina.
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Lexington Medical Center
Joined Wake Forest Baptist Health system: 2008
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High Point Medical Center
Joined Wake Forest Baptist Health system: 2018
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Davie and Wilkes Medical Centers
Joined Wake Forest Baptist Health system: Davie Medical Center, 2007; Wilkes Medical Center, 2017
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COVID-19 Response
As Wake Forest Baptist Health raced to make changes and adapt when the coronavirus pandemic began, members of the community came forward with offers of help.
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Portrait of a Grateful Patient
A debilitating and painful gastroparesis (paralysis of her stomach) led grateful patient Laura Dotson to Ken Koch, MD, and Wake Forest Baptist.
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Salisbury Teen Honors NICU
Archie Dees doesn't remember his time in the NICU but that didn't stop him from organizing a concert fundraiser to say thank you
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A Strategic Combination
Leaders of Wake Forest Baptist Health and Atrium Health share their thoughts on the potential impact of creating one of the largest academic health systems in the country
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Seeking Safety in Sports
Modest investments in concussion research pilot studies lead to results with national impact.
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Winterlark Raises Record Amount
The annual fundraiser to support cancer patients at Wake Forest Baptist Health’s Comprehensive Cancer Center raised more than $373,000 in 2020
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Research Update
Research news and updates from Wake Forest Baptist Health
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News Update
News and events from Wake Forest Baptist Health
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From the Vice President
A message from Lisa Marshall, our Chief Philanthropy Officer
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