Flowers delivered to hospitals in Barcelona

How to send flowers to a patient

1. Choose your bouquet and, at checkout, select the town where the hospital is — not the town where the patient lives. The list below tells you which one that is.
2. In the address, write the name of the hospital, the ward or floor, and the room number. Without the room number the flowers may sit at reception until someone claims them.
3. Give us a phone number for the patient or a relative who is there. Hospitals do not give out room numbers over the phone, so if anything is unclear that number is the only way we can sort it out.

What happens on arrival

In a hospital we hand the flowers over at reception or the access control desk, and the order is complete at that point. Staff take them up to the room. This is how every hospital in Barcelona works: florists are not allowed onto the wards.

Some units do not accept flowers at all — intensive care and neonatal units as a rule, and oncology in some hospitals. It is worth asking the family before you order. If flowers cannot go up, we will tell you and you can send them to the patient’s home instead.

Hospitals and clinics we deliver to

36 hospitals and clinics in 9 towns. If the one you need is not here, ask us on WhatsApp: the list is what we deliver to most often, not everywhere we can reach.

What to send

Hospital rooms are small and often have no vase. An arrangement in its own container needs nothing doing to it, which is usually easier for the patient than a bouquet. For a birth, our new baby flowers come with a balloon or a soft toy.

Strongly scented flowers such as lilies are best avoided in a shared room. Tell us in the order notes and we will leave them out.

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