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Having a child with a serious disease can be overwhelming, but we are here to help and support you every step of the way.
Download the St. Jude Patient and Family Quick Start GuideAs you move forward with your child’s care, we at St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital want you to know that you are not alone. We pledge to work with you to advance your child’s health, happiness, and well-being. Your family is an essential part of the care team. We want to help you become an active partner in your child’s care, both at St. Jude and with other care providers in your local community.
St. Jude offers many education materials to help you understand your child’s care. All of these materials can be helpful, but please know that our staff members are your greatest resource.
We are always happy to answer your questions and help you. We want you to feel that you are part of the St. Jude family.
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"When you are at St. Jude, you are in the best place you can be."
For your first visit to St. Jude, we need certain information to set up your medical chart correctly. Be sure to have the following information with you:
Here is how to quickly reach a member of your child’s medical team.
Main hospital
901-595-3300
(Toll-free) 1-866-278-5833
Clinic
Monday–Friday: 7 a.m.–5 p.m.
If your child needs medical care when the clinic is closed, check in at Patient Registration. If you arrive after 10 p.m., you will be greeted at the front desk by a security guard who will call staff in the Infusion Center to let them know you have arrived.
Infusion Center
901-595-2441
Call the Infusion Center if your clinic is closed. Please call before coming to the hospital.
If your child has a fever or other signs of an infection
Call your child’s primary clinic right away.
If there is an emergency while at the hospital
Notify your nearest care team member, and then dial:
If there is an emergency outside of the hospital buildings
Call 911.
If your child might have an illness that could spread to others
Call 901-595-3300 before coming to the hospital. Ask for the nursing supervisor and let them know that your child may be ill.