Flowers to Queen Alexandra Hospital – order online
You can send flowers to Queen Alexandra Hospital to show someone you are thinking of them during their stay. When someone you care about is being treated at Queen Alexandra Hospital in Portsmouth, sending a thoughtful bouquet is a simple way to brighten their day and remind them they are in your thoughts. Located on Southwick Hill Road in Cosham, just north of Portsmouth city centre, Queen Alexandra Hospital is one of the largest acute hospitals on the south coast of England, serving patients from across Portsmouth, Havant, Fareham and the wider Hampshire region. At Queen Alexandra Hospital, bouquets are left at the main reception or mailing room for staff to pass on, so add the patient's full name and ward to the address. Check with the ward first that fresh flowers are allowed, as some units do not accept them. For next-day delivery, order before 3pm Monday to Friday. From cheerful sunflower bunches to elegant lily and rose arrangements, you can choose a design that fits your loved one's personality and the occasion, whether it is a new baby in the maternity unit, a recovery message for someone on a surgical ward, or a get-well gesture for a patient in cardiology. Deliveries to Queen Alexandra Hospital are usually made to the main reception in the central atrium, where hospital volunteers or ward staff will pass the flowers on to the patient. The patient's full name, ward and bed number should always be included on the delivery label to avoid delays. Please note that, in line with infection control policy, fresh flowers are not permitted on certain wards such as intensive care, oncology and some surgical units.
Frequently asked questions about flowers to Queen Alexandra Hospital
What are the delivery hours for flowers to Queen Alexandra Hospital?
A local florist or a courier delivers the flowers. Deliveries may run until 7:30pm, so ordering for the day before an occasion gives some margin.
Which wards at Queen Alexandra Hospital do not accept fresh flowers?
For infection control reasons, Queen Alexandra Hospital does not allow fresh flowers on certain wards, typically including the intensive care unit, neonatal unit, haematology and some oncology and surgical wards. Policies can change, so it is always worth checking with the specific ward before ordering.
What information do I need to provide when sending flowers to a patient at Queen Alexandra Hospital?
Include the patient's full name, the ward and the hospital's postcode. The bouquet is left at the main reception or mailing room, and a card message is included with the flowers.