Shriners Children's Salt Lake City

Yes, we specialize in orthopedics. For more information, https://shrinershospitalsforchildren.org/salt-lake-city. Thank you, Wish

Hi Gary, Thank you for thinking of us! We have many volunteer opportunities at the hospital. You can learn more here: https://shrinershospitalsforchildren.org/salt-lake-city/volunteer Thanks, Deserae

Yes I would think so!

Depends on what it is for. (Therapy, doctor, mobility/wheelchair etc.) I was just in a wheelchair appointment today with my son and they mentioned they were solid booked out 2 months and had also lost a therapist. I only had to wait about 3 weeks to get into a clinic appointment to see a doctor.

Downtown Salt Lake city. There are many. Some just 10 minutes away.

Thank you for your answer, Nicole. Priscilla, if you have more questions, please give a call. 801-536-3500.

Hi Georgene, The first Shriners Hospital was built in Shreveport, LA in 1922. The Salt Lake City hospital was established in 1925. Some children will stay here for extended periods, if they have involved care, but most of our patients come to us for outpatient procedures. Learn more about Shriners Hospitals for Children at shrinershospitalsforchildren.org. Thanks, Deserae

Hi George, we specialize in pediatric orthopaedics. We do not offer services in hematology. Thanks, Deserae

My guess would be it's a hospital.🤦‍♀️ A functioning taking care of patients hospital?

Hi Dan, We are a specialized pediatric orthopaedic facility. All of the care we provide is by appointment. We do not offer emergent care. The hospital still has staff on weekends for patients who are in our facility for long-term care, but is not open to the public. Thanks, Deserae

Hi Kimmie, Thank you for thinking of us. Please call Kim at 801-536-3719 to find out what the current needs are for our patients. Thanks, Deserae

Hi Nancy, thanks for thinking of us. Please contact Kim, who oversees gifts-in-kind. 801-536-3749

Hi Elvis, We have a limited number of family rooms which are generally utilized by our international patients’ families. Please call our care management department to learn about lodging options. 801-536-3500 -Deserae

The best thing to do would be to call and speak with someone from our amazing development team. Or call in and set up a tour.

Hi Kate, Shriners Hospitals for Children offers care regardless of ability to pay. Insurance is not a factor in accepting any child as a patient. If you'd like to talk to someone, please call Glory, our revenue cycle specialist. 801-536-3684. I have let her know to expect your call, she is happy to answer any of your questions. Thanks, Deserae

The shrine are you choose the aluminum pop tops to help fund kids travel from Mexico to the hospital it's a worthwhile cause.

Thank you for thinking of us, Julie! Donations can be sent to: Kim Milligan, donations 1275 Fairfax Rd Salt Lake City, UT 84103 Thanks, Deserae

Hello. I am sure they might. However, I am a former patient. You would need to contact the hospital directly.

The best way to keep watch of open positions is our career site. https://shrinershospitalsforchildren.jobs.net/search?keywords=&utm_medium=email&SiteID=TNALERT_JobsNearYou&utm_source=tn-jobs-near-you&utm_campaign=member-real-time-job-recs

Great question, Todd! We have a souvenir display case on the west side of the lobby. Visit the front desk to purchase any of the items on display. Thank you!

The Shriner's Hospital in Salt Lake City treats a lots of kids with club feet, they would take very good care of her.

Hello, I am not with the hospital, I am a former patient. But I am sure that if you contact hospital they may be able to assist. God bless your children for their generosity and kindness. I have to say this hospital is worth any effort. They are loving and generous to the many kids they serve.

Hi Janet, yes, polio was the very first condition Shriners Hospitals for Children treated in response to the great need of the early 1900's. From there we grew to specialize in pediatric orthopaedic care, helping kids get as mobile as possible. Several of our hospitals also treat cleft lip and palate, spinal chord injuries and burns.

Yes, we do, Doris. As long as they are new. We cannot accept used items for infection prevention reasons.

Hi Linda, We do have RV parking for patient families that can be coordinated through our Care Management Resource Coordinator when you are planning for your stay with us. We can coordinate power and water, but no sewer. Thanks, Deserae

No not that i am aware of thats part of why they are there. Its a great place.