Family Caregiver Limits due to COVID-19
To protect our patient families and employees during the outbreak of COVID-19, we regularly monitor the policy for caregivers and visitors. We will reevaluate in the spring of 2023 with changes in the Emergency Declaration, but we will continue to protect our patients whose immune systems are weakened. Currently, patients are allowed two caregivers on campus if both are vaccinated, and proof of vaccination is provided prior to arrival. Please contact your designated clinical care team or the Patient Referral Office with questions.
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What to Bring
A list of required documents plus comfort items to bring with you to St. Jude.
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Your Other Children
During your visit to St. Jude, we encourage you to leave other children at home if you can. Read why.
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Communication Needs: Translation and Interpretation
To give your child the best care, members of the St. Jude staff must be able to communicate with you.
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What to Bring Checklist
What to bring for your stay at St. Jude
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St. Jude MyChart
MyChart is a tool provided by St. Jude to help you more easily navigate your child's care.
Contact Us
Call: 1-866-2STJUDE
Email: hospitalinfo@stjude.org
If your child is a St. Jude patient and you have an urgent question or concern, ask to speak to the Nursing Coordinator on duty.