WakeMed
Residents can use the code “storm19” through September 8, in the WakeMed Virtual Urgent Care app to get care for free. All you need is an internet connection to be seen by local providers who staff North Carolina ERs.
Additionally, WakeMed and RelyMD will provide free telemedicine services to state-operated shelters who in turn are caring for coastal evacuees. You can learn more about the service
here on their website.
Duke Health
Duke Health says they will waive virtual urgent care fees for people living in counties directly impacted by Dorian. Anyone in need of non-emergency medical care during the storm can connect via
Duke Health Anywhere. Once you connect, you can follow directions to access the coupon code.
Free, virtual urgent care offered during Hurricane Dorian
***UNC Health Care will offer free access to its online primary care service to people in North Carolina affected by Hurricane Dorian. Through this service, you can access board-certified primary care physicians online using your phone, tablet or computer. It offers simple, around-the-clock care from anywhere in North Carolina for non-emergency medical issues. Appropriate conditions include allergies, coughs, fever, headaches, nausea, insect bites, pink eye, sore throat, rash, vomiting and more.
UNC Provides Free Online Access to Primary Care During Dorian
***The Bahamas Paradise Cruise Line, a niche Palm Beach-based cruise line, is mounting a relief mission to hurricane-ravaged Grand Bahama and is offering to take charities and relief workers free of charge.
The company’s ship, Grand Celebration, is expecting to leave the Port of Palm Beach sometime later Thursday afternoon, after stocking up on relief supplies and boarding U.S.-based Bahamians who want to check on their families, CEO Oneil Khosa said.
“We want more and more people to benefit from this,” Khosa said. “This is going to be one of the only viable links to transporting goods and people to Freeport.”
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***“At VCA, pet health is our top priority at all times, especially during crisis situations like Hurricane Dorian, which is displacing thousands of residents and their pets,” said Dr. Bob Doak, senior vice president of VCA Animal Hospitals. “VCA hospitals located outside the hurricane area -- in Florida, Georgia, Virginia and other states -- are extending free pet boarding, so impacted families can focus on the emergency situation, knowing their pets are in a safe and caring environment.”
Click
here to find VCA hospital locations in your area. We recommend contacting the hospital -- in advance of arrival -- to confirm boarding space and availability.
VCA Animal Hospitals Offers Free Boarding for Pets Evacuating Hurricane Dorian
***Verizon’s unlimited calling, texts and data offer has been expanded to include customers in North Carolina in Hurricane Dorian’s path.
Wednesday through Monday, customers who live in the following counties qualify for the free service:
North Carolina: Beaufort County, Brunswick County, Carteret County, Craven County, Currituck County, Dare County, Duplin County, Jones County, New Hanover County, Onslow County, Pamlico County, Pender County, Perquimans County, Sampson County, Tyrrell County, Washington County
South Carolina: Beaufort County, Berkeley County, Charleston County, Colleton County, Dorchester County, Georgetown County, Horry County, Jasper County
NC customers in path of Dorian eligible for free unlimited data, texts, calls