Flower Delivery to Grant Medical Center in Downtown Columbus

Milano's UpTowne Florist delivers get-well flowers, plants and balloons to OhioHealth Grant Medical Center in downtown Columbus. Many Grant patients come in through the trauma center or for surgery. We check which unit the patient is on, and whether flowers are allowed there, before we design anything.

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OhioHealth Grant Medical Center
111 S. Grant Ave., Columbus, OH 43215

About Grant Medical Center

Grant was founded in downtown Columbus in 1900. The American College of Surgeons has verified it as a Level I Trauma Center since 1993, and OhioHealth calls it the busiest adult Level I Trauma Center in Ohio. Grant also offers a wide range of surgical and medical care for patients from all over the region.

When the Patient Is in Intensive Care

Trauma and surgery patients often spend the first part of their stay in intensive care, and most ICUs don't allow fresh flowers, plants or balloons. If that's where your friend or relative is, you have a few good options. You can wait until they move to a regular room, send something to their home for when they're discharged, or choose a non-floral gift. Tell us the situation and we'll help you time it.

Once a patient moves to a general unit, a compact vase arrangement is usually welcome. Ask us to keep it low and stable. Rooms after surgery often have extra equipment, and a short design is less likely to get bumped.

Delivering Downtown

Grant is in the middle of downtown Columbus, a little farther from our studio than the northwest hospitals. Order early in the day for same-day delivery. We don't deliver on Sundays. When the gift is dropped at the hospital's receiving desk, we send you a photo so you know it's there.

Something Extra

A small plush, a box of chocolates or a foil balloon can be added at checkout, as long as the patient's unit allows it. For long recoveries, many families like a second, smaller delivery a week or two later. It's a reminder that people are still thinking of the patient.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do you deliver to Grant Medical Center downtown?

Yes. Milano's UpTowne Florist delivers to Grant at 111 S. Grant Ave. Give us the patient's full registered name, and we'll check with the hospital that flowers are allowed on the patient's unit.

Can flowers be delivered to an ICU or intensive care unit?

Many intensive care and specialty units restrict fresh flowers, plants, balloons, or large gifts. Contact the hospital or ask the shop to verify the current policy before ordering. A non-floral gift or delivery after transfer may be more appropriate.

What information is needed for hospital flower delivery?

Provide the patient's full name as registered, hospital name and address, room number when available, unit or department, and a contact number. Confirm that the patient has not been discharged, transferred, registered under another name, or placed in a restricted unit.

Are flowers delivered directly to the patient's room?

Usually the florist delivers to an authorized hospital receiving point, information desk, volunteer desk, or security area. Hospital staff then control final delivery to the room. The florist cannot guarantee how quickly the hospital completes that internal step.

Can plants be delivered to a hospital?

Plants may be accepted in some general-care areas but restricted in intensive care, transplant, oncology, or other specialty units. Confirm the hospital and unit policy before ordering.

Do you deliver flowers on Sundays?

Milano's UpTowne Florist is closed on Sundays and does not offer standard Sunday delivery. This is subject to change for holidays and pre-arranged weddings or events; call 614-889-1001 to check availability for a specific date.

Send Comfort or Congratulations to Grant Medical Center

Milano's UpTowne Florist is family-owned and has designed flowers for Central Ohio since 1935, from our studio at 729 Mt. Airyshire Blvd. in Columbus. Need help choosing? Call 614-889-1001.