Get Well

Yes. Milano's delivers to hospitals within its service area when the facility and patient unit permit flowers. Provide the patient's full legal name, hospital name, room number when known, and a phone number. The hospital controls final acceptance and movement to the room.

Compact, stable, low-fragrance designs are often best for hospital rooms because space can be limited. Avoid highly scented flowers when sensitivity is a concern, and consider hospital restrictions before adding balloons, plants, glass, or oversized designs.

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.

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.

Bright, cheerful colors such as yellow, orange, and pink are popular for get-well arrangements because they are meant to lift spirits. Some hospitals restrict strongly scented flowers, certain plants, or balloons in specific units, so confirm any facility restrictions before ordering.

Yes. Tell the shop about fragrance sensitivity, pollen concerns, and the delivery setting. The designer can favor lower-fragrance flowers and avoid highly scented varieties, although no fresh-flower arrangement can be guaranteed allergen-free.