Integrative Medicine | UNC Hospitals | Chapel Hill, NC
Integrative Medicine • Chapel Hill, NC • Since 1989
About
UNC Hospitals (University of North Carolina Hospitals) is a nonprofit health care system based in Chapel Hill, NC. Key details: - Type and scope: Nonprofit hospital system offering patient care and treatment services; part of UNC Health Care. - Location: Headquarters and main campus at 101 Manning Drive, Chapel Hill, NC 27514, United States. - Founded: 1989; Industry: Hospitals and Health Care. - Size and scope: Approximately 319 employees (with YoY growth) and about $4.4B in annual revenue. - Services and features: Patient care, access to medical records, secure messaging with providers, online referrals for outpatient and ancillary services, and patient-centered initiatives. - Contact and online presence: Homepage uncmedicalcenter.org; phone numbers 984-974-1000 (and variants); LinkedIn: linkedin.com/company/unchospitals. - Aliases: UNC Hospitals, UNC Health Care. If you’re specifically seeking information on Integrative Medicine offerings at UNC Hospitals in Chapel Hill, NC, a direct search on their site or contacting the hospital’s integrative medicine department would be recommended for the latest program details, providers, and accessibility.
Clinic Type
Integrative Medicine
Address
101 Manning Drive, Chapel Hill, NC 27514, US
Phone
984-974-1000
wellness@unch.unc.edu
Opening Hours
Not published — contact the clinic to confirm hours.
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What Patients Say
Overall sentiment across review platforms: mixed
- Birdeye (Integrative Medical Clinic of North Carolina): 4.3 out of 5 stars (114 reviews)
Patients praise
- compassionate and empathetic providers
- positive experiences with mindfulness and integrative programs
- thorough and attentive care reported by some patients
- formal recognition for care excellence
Common complaints
- billing and insurance disputes
- dissatisfaction with hospital administrative processes and logistics
- individual reports of poor communication or lack of attention to detail
"Deep concentrated breathing and meditation allows for me to be in the here-and-now and focus on what is really going on in my body. I have been using the techniques to allow me to be able to cope with very stressful situations."
— UNC Program on Integrative Medicine testimonial"I love the amount of time she spends with me and I always feel heard. She’s knowledgeable, compassionate, and always works with me to come up with a doable plan to keep me at my healthiest."
— Review of Integrative Medical Clinic of North CarolinaSynthesized from public review platforms as of Jul 11, 2026 — sources: [1][2][3][4].
In the News
- Principles and Practices of Alternative and Complementary Medicine | Program on Integrative Medicine
- Complementary & Alternative Therapies - NC Health Info — Nov 19, 2017
- UNC Family Medicine Launches Primary Care Behavioral Health Collaborative at East Pittsboro, Advancing Whole‑Person Care - Department of Family Medicine — Jan 12, 2026
- Lauren Baumgardner, DO - Palliative Care & Hospice Program — Feb 11, 2026
- University of North Carolina Hospitals Program | Chapel Hill, NC | 1403621318 — Oct 18, 2019
Information sourced from the clinic's website as of July 11, 2026.
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