Ask the Doc: A Wake County Town Hall

The Ask the Doc Town Hall series began in 2021 amid COVID-19 as a way for the public to virtually connect with health professionals and get their burning questions answered related to the pandemic. Since then, Ask the Doc has moved to in-person events, both in English and Spanish, to address a wide variety of health topics. These events bridge the gap between medical knowledge and public understanding, empowering community members to make informed decisions about their health and well-being. All town halls are filmed and posted on Wake County's YouTube page.

Hosted quarterly, each session features a panel of local medical professionals who share their expertise and engage with residents to discuss health concerns. HealthLit4Wake welcomes new partnerships and hosts Ask the Doc Townhalls in a variety of community spaces. To collaborate on a future event, please contact Lois Thompson Lyons at Lois.Lyons@wake.gov.

UPCOMING: Ask the Doc Women's Health Month

Please join us at our next Ask the Doc Town Hall on Thursday, May 7, where we're partnering with Wake County's Maternal and Child Health program to focus on Women's Health Month.

Thursday, May 7, at 6 p.m.
Tarboro Road Community Center, 121 N. Tarboro St., Raleigh NC 27610

We’re excited to offer gift card raffles, free giveaway items and a full dinner for all participants at no cost.

Register to attend!

Speakers

Dr. Rasheeda Monroe, Pediatrician, Assistant Professor of Pediatrics at UNC School Of Medicine, Director Health Equity Scholars, WakeMed Health and Hospitals (moderator)