Pieroni Family Dentistry

Chapel Hill Compounding is the community's premiere compounding pharmacy since 2006. Formerly known as Compounding Center of Chapel Hill, Tom Oakley founded and developed a reputation for quality products with a personal feel. Along with continuing in this tradition, our goal is to provide excellent prescription and educational solutions to create health and harmony for every individual. Whether it be for you, a family member, or a pet, CHC seeks to meet your pharmaceutical needs by offering specialized formulations designed specifically for each patient. Our two licensed pharmacists, both active members of the community and with a combined experience of 25 years, provide comprehensive health care services with a personal touch. Located in Franklin Square in Chapel Hill, CHC offers a wide range of specialized formulations, including: bio-identical hormone replacement therapy,,, pediatric formulations, and nutritional supplements. Also, for patients who require specialty forms, or that just cannot tolerate the taste of their medicine, we offer specific drug strengths as well as flavoring of most liquid medications. CHC is an outlet to patients and doctors who feel they need a more personal pharmacy experience. By working closely in this triad relationship of patient-doctor-pharmacist, we aim to achieve a more positive therapeutic outcome.

UNC Transfusion Medicine, located in Chapel Hill, NC, plays a vital role in supporting the university's athletic programs through comprehensive medical services. This department is dedicated to ensuring the health and performance of student-athletes across various sports, ranging from soccer to basketball. With a commitment to excellence, UNC Transfusion Medicine integrates advanced medical practices and athlete performance wellness. Their support extends beyond the field, emphasizing holistic approaches toward student-athlete development and academic success. Generated from the website

I’m an oncologist at UNC. I care for patients with leukemia and myelodysplastic syndrome. I believe medicine is a calling to serve and care for patients and I strive to provide person-centered, compassionate care. My research interests include quality of life, patient preferences and values, quality care delivery, and patient-centered outcomes. I lead a research program focused on developing approaches to identify patient values at the point of care and assisting oncologists to align care with what matters most to patients. I love to spend time outside of work with my wife and three kids and serving at our church.