Our area includes Delray Medical Center, Bethesda Hospital East in Boynton Beach, Boca Raton Regional Hospital, and Good Samaritan and St. Mary's medical centers in West Palm Beach. A few things make a hospital delivery go smoothly.
Do hospitals allow flowers?
Most patient rooms do. Intensive care units and some other units don't, and some patients can't have flowers for medical reasons. Ask the family or call the hospital before you order, so the flowers aren't turned away at the desk.
What do you need for a hospital delivery?
The patient's full name, the hospital, and the room number if you know it. In most hospitals, flowers are left at the front desk or the volunteer desk, and staff take them up to the room.
Which flowers work best in a hospital room?
A small or medium arrangement that comes in its own vase. There's little room on a hospital table, and nobody has to look for a vase. Choose lightly scented flowers, because lilies and other strong scents can be too much in a small room.
Can I send flowers to a new mother?
Usually, yes. Most maternity units welcome flowers, though a few ask visitors not to bring them, so check first. Many people send flowers to the home instead, a day or two after mother and baby come back.
Can I get same-day delivery to a hospital?
Yes, Monday to Saturday. Order by 4 PM on a weekday or by 1 PM on Saturday.
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