Sending flowers to UF Health Flagler Hospital
Flagler Hospital in St. Augustine posts no flower rule, so check the unit before ordering. Visiting runs 8 to 8 with no cap, and every guest checks in at reception.
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UF Health Flagler Hospital is the flagship of UF Health St. Johns, on Health Park Boulevard in St. Augustine. Its history in the city goes back about 130 years, and the hospital says it has 335 beds. You may still see it called simply Flagler Hospital, which is the name on its state license.
For anyone sending flowers, the useful facts are the open visiting policy, the reception check-in, and the fact that no flower rule is written down.
What UF Health Flagler Hospital allows
Flagler's patient and visitor page does not set out a policy on flowers, balloons or plants in rooms. Flowers are likely a familiar sight in the building, but that is a guess, not a rule, and it doesn't cover every unit.
Hospitals across the country often keep fresh flowers out of intensive care and away from patients with fragile immune systems. If your patient is in a unit like that, or you simply aren't sure, call the switchboard at (904) 819-5155 and ask to be put through to the nurse's station.
Based on the hospital's own website, checked November 1, 2026.
Where the delivery goes
The address for an outside florist is 400 Health Park Blvd, St. Augustine, FL 32086. Every visitor checks in at the reception desk with an ID and gets a badge, so a driver will probably be routed through reception as well. The hospital does not name a separate flower drop-off.
Include on the card envelope and order form:
- the patient's full name,
- room number, when you have it,
- a contact phone for you.
Visiting hours are 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. with no cap on the number of visitors. A weekday delivery lines up with the free valet at the main entrance, which runs Monday to Friday from 7:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. If you hear discharge is coming soon, send to the patient's home instead.
If flowers aren't an option
If flowers are off the table, a toy for a young visitor or a card works well. A foil balloon, where the unit allows it, is another cheerful choice, or have a local florist deliver flowers to the patient's home after discharge.
What to send to a patient here
A community hospital like Flagler sees every age group, so match the gift to the person. For an older relative, a small mixed bouquet in a sturdy container is easy to manage. For a younger patient, a potted plant lasts longer than cut stems. Keep scents mild. Our get-well flowers guide has more ideas, and if you are sending thanks to the care team, see thank-you flowers. Up the coast, Mayo Clinic Florida has its own page.
Send flowers to St. Augustine today
Order by 2 p.m. Eastern timeA florist near UF Health Flagler Hospital arranges the bouquet and delivers it the same day. Put the patient's full name and room number on the order.
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Questions people ask about flowers at UF Health Flagler Hospital
Does UF Health Flagler Hospital allow flowers?
It doesn't publish a flower rule. Call the switchboard at (904) 819-5155 and ask the patient's unit before you order.
What should the florist put on the order?
The patient's full name, the room number if you have it, your phone number, and 400 Health Park Blvd, St. Augustine, FL 32086.
Is there a separate flower drop-off?
The hospital doesn't name one. Every visitor checks in at reception, so a driver will probably be routed there as well.
What are visiting hours at UF Health Flagler Hospital in St. Augustine?
8 a.m. to 8 p.m., with no limit on visitors. Everyone checks in at reception with an ID.
Sending somewhere else in St. Augustine? See flower delivery in St. Augustine for cutoff times and other local hospitals.