Our hospital cafeteria provides convenient and healthy food service for patients and families during their hospital stay. Our weekly menu is available online.

The Spiritual Care and Chaplaincy program at Johns Hopkins All Children's Hospital offers spiritual and chaplaincy support to patients and their families while honoring all religious beliefs and traditions.

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Social workers work with patient families and their medical teams to provide families with education, advocacy and support services. Learn more about our services and find a list of resources available to patients and families.

The Being Extraordinary Everyday (BEE) Award allow patients, visitors, clinicians and other staff members to honor non-nursing employees who have been outstanding in their role.

The DAISY Award and DAISY Nurse Leader Award allow patients, visitors and Johns Hopkins All Children’s staff to honor nurses for their extraordinary care and compassion.

Johns Hopkins All Children's Hospital provides qualified interpreters for patients and their families for languages other than English and for Sign Language (ASL).

Florida’s Early Steps partners with Johns Hopkins All Children’s Hospital to provide early intervention and therapy services to eligible infants and toddlers (birth to 3 years old) with significant developmental delays or a condition that may result in a developmental delay.

Healthy Start serves women and families in Pinellas County—especially in areas where the infant mortality rate is high—to address risk factors that can impact their health and future pregnancies. This program focuses on women who are pregnant or may become pregnant, fathers, infants and toddlers.

Our Injury Prevention and Child Safety program provides Safe Sitter Babysitter Training, Motor Vehicle, Bicycle, and Pedestrian Safety, Toy Safety and drowning Prevention initiatives to help reduce the number of preventable injuries to children.

Our International Patient Services group provides assistance to our patients and families traveling long distances to seek care from our specialists.

A detailed set of resources and information to help our patients and their families who are staying over in our hospital.

MyChart is a secure online patient portal that gives you access to your child’s health care information, communicate with care team members, view or pay your bill at Johns Hopkins All Children’s Hospital.

Joining the Patient and Family Advisory Council is an opportunity to share your experiences with our hospital staff and help us improve patient and family experience for everyone.

The Johns Hopkins All Children's patient and family relations specialists are committed to patient-and-family-centered care and advocate on behalf of patients to ensure a positive hospital experience.

Patients, legal guardians or a designated organization can request a copy of medical records from Johns Hopkins All Children's Hospital.

Johns Hopkins All Children's Hospital and Ronald McDonald House Charities provide three different properties on campus for our families to stay together while their child is in the hospital.

The Department of Patient and Family Centered Care is comprised of several departments that focus on offering support to patients and families that is unique to each individual family and supports the goals of caring for the whole patient during their medical experience.