Flower Delivery to Mount Carmel East in Columbus

Milano's UpTowne Florist delivers flowers, plants and balloons to Mount Carmel East on East Broad Street. The hospital is on the far side of Columbus from our northwest studio, so we plan these deliveries early in the day. You'll get a photo once your gift has been dropped off.

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Mount Carmel East
6001 E. Broad St., Columbus, OH 43213

About Mount Carmel East

Mount Carmel East is the Mount Carmel Health System's Level II Trauma Center for the east side. It also has a cardiovascular center, a Comprehensive Stroke Center, a Women's Health Center, a maternity center with a Level III NICU, a network cancer program, and an orthopedics and spine program.

Flowers After Surgery or a Stroke

Orthopedic, spine and stroke patients often stay several days and may move to a rehab unit before going home. A plant or a long-lasting arrangement is a good choice, if their unit allows it. Ask for flowers that hold up well, like alstroemeria, carnations and chrysanthemums, rather than blooms that fade in a couple of days.

If the patient is in intensive care or the stroke unit, flowers may not be allowed yet. We'll check before delivery and call you if we need to switch to a balloon, a plush or a delivery to the home.

New Baby Flowers

For a new arrival at Mount Carmel East, a small arrangement in soft colors or a keepsake container is always welcome. If the baby is in the NICU, send to the mother's room or to the family's home instead, because NICUs generally don't accept flowers.

Timing an East Side Delivery

Same-day delivery to Mount Carmel East is available when you order early in the day. Because of the distance, ordering in the morning gives us the best chance of an early-afternoon delivery. We're closed on Sundays.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can you deliver to Mount Carmel East the same day?

Yes, when you order early in the day. Mount Carmel East is a longer route for Milano's UpTowne Florist, so ordering earlier in the day helps.

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.

Can balloons be delivered to a hospital?

Many hospitals allow only Mylar balloons and prohibit latex because of allergy concerns. Individual facilities and units set their own rules, so confirm the current policy before adding balloons.

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.

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.

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.

Send Comfort or Congratulations to Mount Carmel East

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.