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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
We understand that separating a family during such a difficult time is hard, but during your visit to St. Jude, we encourage you to leave other children at home if you can.
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What to Tell Your Other Children
Children at home may also become angry or jealous concerning the attention the hospitalized or ill child may be getting or feel guilty for desiring more attention.
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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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St. Jude Family Guide
The St. Jude Family Guide offers answers to the questions that St. Jude patient families ask most.
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What to Bring Checklist
What to bring for your stay at St. Jude
General Contact Information
Patients and families can contact us anytime:
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.
To have your child referred to St. Jude, have your physician contact the St. Jude Physician/Patient Referral Office:
1-888-226-4343
referralinfo@stjude.org
Transportation
After your child is accepted as a patient, if you have questions about transport or travel, please see section 4.2 of the St. Jude Family Guide (Download the PDF version of the St. Jude Family Guide (English or Espanol), or call Patient Services at 901-595-4501 (x 4501 from within the hospital).