Main Campus Visitor and Family Guide

Maps, Directions & Parking

Transportation & Shuttle

Places to Stay

Visiting Hours

Every day, 8 a.m. to 8 p.m.
Parents and caregivers may be with their child anytime.
See our visiting policy.

Hospital Campus Services

Food and Dining

Cafeteria, Starbucks Coffee, food deliveries, vending
Visiting and Deliveries

Visiting hours, staying overnight, deliveries
Amenities

Cash machine, gift shop, showers, laundry, strollers
Entertainment

Bedside activities, playroom, Teen Zone, pool, entertainment passes
Gift Shop

Stuffed animals, snacks, balloons, toys, phone cards, stamps, ordering gifts for patients online

Phones, Internet, Office Services

Mail, faxing, wireless Internet, computers, phones
Accessibility and Special Needs

Resources for Deaf and hard of hearing interpreters, disabled parking, wheelchairs
Help and Support

Resources for preparing for your visit, your stay, health conditions, helping your child cope, emotional and spiritual support, paying for care, medical records
Safety and Security

Family and patient identification, security, entering at night, your valuables, hospital rules and smoking

In the Neighborhood

During your child’s stay, you may need services we don’t have at the hospital. Here are some nearby options that may be helpful.

Places to Stay

Urgent Care Clinics in Your Neighborhood

Locations

If your child’s illness or injury is life-threatening, call 911.

Schedule an Appointment

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