The Private Diagnostic Clinic (PDC) is the clinical faculty practice plan associated with the Duke University School of Medicine and Health System. The PDC has more than 1200 physicians, approximately 1,200 employees, and produces over $400 million in net patient revenue. The practice is responsible for all ambulatory clinic operations, business office functions, managed care contracting, compliance, and physician compensation and benefits. The PDC is currently a for-profit professional limited liability company separate from Duke University, but linked through a contract.

 

Often referred to as the Duke Clinics, the physician-partners of the PDC provide professional medical services to over one million patients who visit each year. Together, they offer world-class expertise in every recognized medical specialty.

 

Many of the physicians are regularly listed in the America's Top Doctors book and routinely quoted as experts in their fields. All members of the PDC are committed to providing the best in clinical care and it is also their compassion for all patients that will enable Duke Medicine to make a lasting difference in the life of every patient treated.

 

 

For more information, visit the PDC website.