Send flowers to Alder Hey Children's Hospital – next-day delivery
Send flowers to Alder Hey Children's Hospital with next-day delivery when the order is placed in time. Sending flowers to a loved one at Alder Hey Children's Hospital is a heartfelt way to brighten a young patient's day, lift the spirits of worried parents, or thank the dedicated staff who care for thousands of children every year. Located on East Prescot Road in the Knotty Ash area of Liverpool, Alder Hey Children's Hospital is one of Europe's largest and busiest children's hospitals, treating more than 330,000 patients annually from across Merseyside, the North West of England and beyond. Flowers for patients at Alder Hey Children's Hospital are delivered to the main reception or mailing room, and hospital staff take them on to the ward. As not every ward allows fresh flowers, check with the hospital in advance. For next-day delivery, order before 3pm Monday to Friday. Bouquets are normally taken to the main reception in the bright, modern atrium of the new hospital building, where staff or volunteers will arrange for them to be delivered to the correct ward.
Frequently asked questions about flowers to Alder Hey Children's Hospital
Can flowers be delivered directly to a child's ward at Alder Hey Children's Hospital?
Not directly. Flowers are handed in at the main reception or mailing room of Alder Hey Children's Hospital, and the hospital's own staff take them to the ward. The patient's full name and ward make this much easier.
Do visiting hours matter when sending flowers to Alder Hey Children's Hospital?
Visiting hours do not affect delivery: flowers for Alder Hey Children's Hospital go to the main reception or mailing room, and staff take them to the ward. Visiting times vary by ward, so check with the hospital if you plan to visit as well.
What type of flowers are suitable for a child at Alder Hey Children's Hospital?
For young patients at Alder Hey Children's Hospital, bright, cheerful arrangements featuring sunflowers, gerberas, colourful roses or mixed seasonal blooms are recommended. Pollen-light and low-fragrance flowers are best, as many children have allergies or sensitive airways. Avoid lilies and strongly scented varieties.