Get Well Flowers & Hospital Delivery

Get well flowers and hospital delivery

Get-well flowers need to be cheerful, compact and easy to care for, and they often need to reach a hospital the same day. We design them in our West LA studio, minutes from UCLA Medical Center in Westwood, and deliver across delivery areas when you order by 2 PM.

Who sends get-well flowers

Family members who cannot visit, coworkers sending flowers after surgery, friends of a new patient at Cedars-Sinai or Providence Saint John's, and companies supporting an employee recovering at home. For a hospital room choose a small bouquet with light fragrance; for home recovery, a fuller bouquet or a basket that needs no vase.

Most-ordered get-well flowers

Ranked by orders in our shop:

• Pink Melody: pink roses, white and pink hydrangeas and pink stock ($169)
• Porcelain Blush Garden: blue hydrangeas, 12 garden roses, white orchids and stock ($229)
• Pink and White Tulips Bouquet: 20, 40 or 60 pink and white tulips (from $119)
• Tender Ranunculus and Lacy Stock Flower: 10 ivory ranunculus with 20 pink stock ($169)
• Peony Dream: peonies with white hydrangeas, 5 to 30 peonies (from $169)
• Perfection: 8 pink peonies, 3 white orchids and ivory hydrangeas ($205)

Hospitals we deliver to

Ronald Reagan UCLA Medical Center (757 Westwood Plaza), UCLA Medical Center Santa Monica (1250 16th St), Providence Saint John's Health Center (2121 Santa Monica Blvd), Cedars-Sinai (8700 Beverly Blvd), Marina del Rey Hospital and Southern California Hospital at Culver City. Send the patient's full name and room number. Many intensive care units do not allow fresh flowers, so we check with reception and call you with an alternative. More on our hospital delivery page.

Delivery

Delivery is free within 5 miles of our studio at 12121 W Olympic Blvd, and a flat $14 farther out, so UCLA in Westwood and both Santa Monica hospitals are in our free zone.

Questions about Get Well Flowers & Hospital Delivery

What are your most popular get-well bouquets?

Right now: Pink Melody, Porcelain Blush Garden and Pink and White Tulips Bouquet.

Do all hospital units accept flowers?

No. Some units, such as intensive care, restrict fresh flowers. We confirm with reception first and call you if flowers are not allowed.

What should I include for a hospital delivery?

The patient's full name, the hospital and, if you know it, the room number and unit, plus your phone number.

Is delivery to UCLA Medical Center free?

Yes. Ronald Reagan UCLA Medical Center in Westwood is about 2 miles from our studio, inside our free 5-mile zone.

Which flowers are best for a hospital room?

Compact, lightly scented designs: hydrangeas, roses and tulips. Pink and White Tulips Bouquet and Pink Melody are good sizes for a hospital table.

What should I write on a get-well card?

Keep it short and warm, for example: "Thinking of you and wishing you a speedy recovery."

Can you deliver get-well flowers to a home?

Yes. For home recovery a fuller bouquet or a basket works well because it lasts longer.