Children’s Hospital Milwaukee: Pediatric Care & Info

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Children’s Hospital Milwaukee pediatric care guide: address, phone, ER, appointments, urgent care, MyChart, records, billing, parking, visitors, and map

Children’s Hospital Milwaukee commonly refers to Children’s Wisconsin Milwaukee Campus, the pediatric hospital at 8915 W. Connell Court, Milwaukee, WI 53226. The campus is listed as open 24 hours, with specialty care, inpatient care, intensive care, emergency care, mental health walk-in care, lab, imaging, pharmacy, cafeteria, and family resources.

Use this guide to call the right number, find emergency or urgent care, request an appointment, prepare for a child’s visit, use MyChart, request medical records, ask billing questions, plan parking, and understand visitor rules before arriving.

8915 W. Connell Court Appointment: 877-607-5280 Patient Rooms: 414-266-2000 ER & Trauma 24/7 Free Parking & Valet
Request Appointment Call Milwaukee Hospital Official Campus Page Map & Parking
Medical emergency? Call 911 or go to the nearest emergency department if a child has trouble breathing, choking, severe bleeding, seizure, altered consciousness, poisoning, drug overdose, chest pain, severe pain, major injury, severe asthma symptoms, psychiatric emergency, post-operative complication, or concern after assault or abuse. Do not wait for MyChart, email, billing, records, or an appointment form.
Main campus 8915 W. Connell Court

Milwaukee, WI 53226. Use this for the main Children’s Wisconsin Milwaukee Campus.

Appointment phone 877-607-5280

Use for specialty-care scheduling and appointment requests through Central Scheduling.

Patient-room phone 414-266-2000

Use this number to reach a patient at the Milwaukee Hospital.

Emergency care 24/7

The Emergency Department and Trauma Center is available every day of the week, 24 hours a day.

Mental health walk-in Ages 5-18

The Milwaukee Mental Health Walk-In Clinic helps children and teens with urgent mental health issues.

Parking Free

Families and visitors can park in the parking structure or use valet for free, subject to current campus instructions.

Children’s Hospital Milwaukee overview

A practical parent and caregiver guide for the Milwaukee pediatric hospital most people mean when they search “Children’s Hospital Milwaukee.”

The official name is Children’s Wisconsin Milwaukee Campus. It is a pediatric hospital campus in Milwaukee offering inpatient care, intensive care, specialty clinics, emergency care, a pediatric trauma center, mental health walk-in care, lab testing, imaging, pharmacy services, family support, dining, gift shop, and visitor resources.

Because Children’s Wisconsin has multiple locations, always confirm the exact location on the appointment reminder, MyChart message, referral, pre-registration call, or discharge paperwork. A specialty clinic, urgent care visit, imaging appointment, lab test, surgery, mental health visit, or emergency visit may use a different entrance or building.

Last reviewed: September 17, 2026. Hospital access, entrance screening, construction notices, valet hours, visitor rules, pharmacy hours, dining hours, insurance participation, and financial-assistance rules can change. Confirm time-sensitive details with Children’s Wisconsin before traveling.

Children’s Hospital Milwaukee address, phone, and key contact points

Use the right phone route based on whether you need scheduling, patient-room transfer, emergency care, lab/imaging, mental health walk-in care, billing, records, or financial help.

Contact need Details Best use
Main campus address 8915 W. Connell Court, Milwaukee, WI 53226 Main hospital campus, emergency department, specialty care, inpatient care, lab, imaging, pharmacy, and visitor planning.
Request an appointment 877-607-5280 Specialty-care scheduling, central scheduling, appointment requests, and appointment-location questions.
Central Scheduling local number 414-607-5280 Lab appointments, imaging appointments, referral scheduling, and local scheduling support.
Reach a Milwaukee Hospital patient 414-266-2000 Ask to be connected to a patient, unit, or room when allowed by privacy and visitor rules.
Mental Health Walk-In Clinic 414-337-3400 Urgent mental health concerns for children and teens ages 5-18 when not a medical emergency.
Mental and Behavioral Health Access Team 414-266-3339 After-hours guidance listed by the mental health walk-in page when the clinic is closed and the child cannot wait.
Billing questions 414-266-6262 or 888-449-4998 Bill questions, MyChart billing, itemized statements, payment help, and account questions.
Financial Counseling 414-266-5700 Insurance coverage help, payment options, estimate guidance, and financial-support questions.
Skywalk Pharmacy Use the official Milwaukee Campus pharmacy section before pickup. Prescription pickup, bedside delivery, over-the-counter medications, and discharge-medication questions.
Privacy reminder: Do not send protected health information, diagnosis details, photos, insurance IDs, Social Security numbers, mental-health crisis details, or urgent symptoms through a general contact form unless Children’s Wisconsin specifically provides a secure route for that purpose.

Which Children’s Wisconsin care option should you use?

Choose based on urgency, age, symptom severity, appointment type, and whether the child needs hospital-level care.

Child’s situation Best route What to do now
Major injury, choking, poisoning, altered consciousness, seizures, severe bleeding, severe pain, chest pain, severe asthma, drug overdose, psychiatric emergency, or post-operative complication Emergency Department / 911 Call 911 or go to the nearest emergency department immediately.
Earache, sore throat, colds/flu, pink eye, UTI symptoms, minor vomiting/diarrhea, mild asthma/wheezing, minor burns/cuts, rash, sprain, croup, constipation Walk-in urgent care or video visit when appropriate Use the urgent-care page to choose location, video visit, or emergency department.
New or worsening anxiety, panic, school avoidance, sleep trouble, mood symptoms, bullying, trouble focusing, or urgent mental health concern Milwaukee Mental Health Walk-In Clinic if not an emergency Call 414-337-3400 or reserve a place in line when available. For active emergency, call 911 or go to an ER.
Specialty care, ongoing condition, referral, imaging, lab, surgical consult, or second opinion Specialty appointment / Central Scheduling Call 877-607-5280 or request an appointment online. Ask about referral and insurance requirements.
Inpatient stay, ICU, surgery admission, discharge planning, or patient-room call Milwaukee Hospital Call 414-266-2000 to reach a patient or unit when permitted by privacy and visitor rules.

Emergency Department and Trauma Center at Children’s Wisconsin Milwaukee Campus

The Emergency Department and Trauma Center is for serious pediatric illness, injury, and life-threatening symptoms.

Where it is

The EDTC is located in the Skywalk Building on the Milwaukee Campus at 8915 W. Connell Court. The official directions route drivers south on 92nd Street from Watertown Plank Road, then left onto Connell Court.

Emergency parking

Parking is available in the lot near the Skywalk Building entrance, with additional parking in the visitor parking structure north of the Milwaukee Hospital and Clinics Building.

Pediatric trauma

Children’s Wisconsin describes the Milwaukee EDTC as pediatric-focused, with a Level I Trauma Center and pediatric emergency experts.

Mental health crisis

The EDTC page says a mental health team is available 24/7 to help children in crisis. Use 911 or the closest ER for immediate danger.

Emergency visitor note: The official EDTC page says two individuals of any age can be with a patient in the Emergency Department. Rules can change, so confirm current limits at arrival.

Children’s Wisconsin urgent care and video visits

Urgent care is for immediate but generally less severe illness or minor injury. It is not a substitute for emergency care.

Care option Best for Important limit
Walk-in urgent care Children ages 0-18 with minor illness or injury when a pediatrician visit is not available soon enough. A limited number of walk-in appointments may be available at each location. Check current availability.
Urgent care video visit Children ages 0-17 with selected issues such as pink eye, lice, rash, constipation, fever, cough/cold/flu, nausea/vomiting/diarrhea, croup, allergies, or minor injury advice. Video visits are not for serious symptoms, major injuries, dehydration, breathing trouble, or emergency concerns.
Milwaukee-area urgent locations Good Hope Clinic and Forest Home Clinic are Milwaukee urgent-care options listed by Children’s Wisconsin. Hours and capacity may change. Use the official urgent-care page before traveling.
Emergency Department Major injuries, severe pain, chest pain, severe headache, poisoning, seizures, severe bleeding, severe asthma, psychiatric emergencies, and evaluation after assault or abuse. Use ED or 911 for emergencies; do not choose urgent care simply because it may be closer or less expensive.

Milwaukee Mental Health Walk-In Clinic for children and teens

This clinic is designed for urgent mental health issues, not medical emergencies or active life-threatening crises.

Age range
The Milwaukee Mental Health Walk-In Clinic provides care for children and teens ages 5-18 with urgent mental health issues.
Phone
Call 414-337-3400 for the Milwaukee clinic.
Hours
Office and phone hours are listed as Monday-Friday, 8 a.m.-8 p.m., and Saturday-Sunday, 12 p.m.-5 p.m.; hours may vary by care team schedule.
Symptoms
Examples include anxiety, stress, panic attacks, trouble focusing, isolation, mood concerns, hyperactivity, bullying, sleep problems, school avoidance, and suicidal thoughts.
What it does not do
The clinic page says it is not able to support medical emergencies, altered mental state, actively suicidal emergencies, medication consultation, prescriptions, medication changes, or laboratory services.
Bring
Bring insurance card, child’s school contact, primary care provider contact, outpatient mental health provider contact, and medication names/doses.
Safety rule: If a child is actively suicidal, has altered mental state, has a medical emergency, or cannot be kept safe, call 911 or go straight to the closest emergency room.

How to schedule pediatric care at Children’s Wisconsin Milwaukee

Use Central Scheduling, online appointment requests, MyChart, or referral tools depending on the visit type.

Confirm the exact service and campus. Check whether your child needs Milwaukee Campus specialty care, urgent care, emergency care, mental health walk-in care, lab, imaging, surgery, therapy, primary care, or another Children’s Wisconsin location.
Call Central Scheduling for appointments. Use 877-607-5280 or 414-607-5280 for many specialty scheduling questions and appointment requests.
Use online appointment request when appropriate. The Milwaukee Campus page links to online appointment requests for specialty care. Watch for a callback, confirmation, or MyChart message.
Use provider referral when needed. Some services require a physician referral, signed order, imaging order, therapy referral, dental referral, or insurance authorization.
Do not use referral forms for urgent problems. The provider referral page says its form is not for urgent health problems, same-day appointments, cancellations, imaging orders, or certain therapy/dental referrals.
Prepare records before scheduling. Gather primary care notes, vaccine record, labs, imaging, medication list, surgery history, discharge papers, and referral documents.
Confirm insurance and separate provider billing. Call your insurance company to ask whether Children’s Wisconsin, the Medical College of Wisconsin provider, hospital services, labs, imaging, and procedures are covered.
Ask for entrance and parking instructions. Construction, screening, valet, and building access can change. Ask where to park and which entrance to use.
Appointment script: “My child needs care for ____. We were referred by ____. Which Children’s Wisconsin location, department, order, records, insurance authorization, arrival time, and entrance should we use?”

Pediatric services and campus resources at Children’s Hospital Milwaukee

The Milwaukee Campus brings hospital-level pediatric care and outpatient support into one large campus.

Specialty care

Specialty care is located in the Clinics Building and Craig Yabuki Tower. Call 877-607-5280 or request an appointment online.

Milwaukee Hospital

The hospital provides inpatient care and intensive care for children of all ages. Call 414-266-2000 to reach a patient when permitted.

Emergency Department and Trauma Center

Emergency care is available 24/7 and is designed for pediatric emergencies, trauma, serious injury, crisis, and severe illness.

Mental Health Walk-In Clinic

Use for urgent mental health issues in children and teens ages 5-18 when the situation is not a medical emergency.

Lab testing

Lab appointments must be made by calling 414-607-5280. The lab is located on the first floor of Craig Yabuki Tower.

Imaging

Imaging appointments must be made by calling 414-607-5280. Appointment directions are provided when scheduling.

Skywalk Pharmacy

The Skywalk Pharmacy is located in the Skywalk Building and offers in-store pickup and bedside delivery for prescriptions and over-the-counter medications.

Family Resource Center

The Daniel M. Soref Family Resource Center offers parent-to-parent support, information, referrals, and help connecting families to community resources.

Before you go to Children’s Wisconsin Milwaukee Campus

Preparation helps families avoid missed check-in details, parking delays, insurance confusion, and duplicate records requests.

Confirm the exact location. Check whether the visit is at Milwaukee Hospital, Clinics Building, Craig Yabuki Tower, Skywalk Building, Emergency Department, mental health walk-in clinic, lab, imaging, pharmacy, or another Children’s Wisconsin site.
Check current entrance and screening guidance. The Milwaukee Campus page posts construction and entrance notices. Build in extra time for weapons screening and wayfinding.
Bring identification and insurance details. Bring photo ID, insurance card, referral/order, authorization, medication list, vaccine record, allergy list, and contact details for the child’s primary care doctor.
Bring medical records and images. For specialty care, bring or send outside records, imaging reports, discs if requested, labs, discharge summaries, therapy notes, and previous treatment plans.
Review food and medication instructions. For surgery, imaging, sedation, anesthesia, lab work, or procedures, ask what the child can eat or drink and which medications to take or hold.
Plan for siblings and visitors. Visitor limits differ by unit and service type. Confirm who may come with the patient before arrival.
Ask billing and financial questions early. Before scheduled care, confirm insurance coverage, expected out-of-pocket cost, deposits, separate bills, and financial-assistance options.

MyChart for Children’s Wisconsin patients and families

MyChart is the main online portal for portions of the child’s health record, appointments, messages, test results, and billing tools.

MyChart task What it helps with Important limit
View records Access portions of the child’s medical record, visit notes, test results, and care details. Some records may require a formal medical-record request.
Appointments View past and upcoming appointments and use supported electronic scheduling tools. Use phone or emergency care for urgent symptoms, same-day issues, or serious concerns.
Messages Securely message providers for routine questions when that feature is available. Portal messaging is not emergency triage and should not be used for immediate medical danger.
Billing Pay bills, view paid bills, update insurance coverage, view itemized bills, statements, and payment summaries. Call billing if you do not understand a charge, separate bill, or insurance denial.
Account support Sign in, manage family access, and use Children’s Wisconsin app or portal features. Proxy access and adolescent privacy rules may affect what parents can see.
Portal safety: Do not use MyChart for choking, trouble breathing, seizures, poisoning, severe pain, severe bleeding, suicidal crisis, altered consciousness, major injury, or other urgent symptoms.

Medical records, PHI requests, vaccine proof, referrals, and outside records

Records may be needed for second opinions, school forms, insurance claims, specialist visits, surgery planning, discharge follow-up, or another provider.

Record need Best route What to prepare
Parent or patient copy MyChart or Patient Request for Protected Health Information form Child’s name, date of birth, date range, record type, delivery method, and requester signature.
Records sent to another provider Medical Records / Release of Information Receiving provider name, phone, fax, address, exact records, and reason for transfer.
Vaccine record MyChart, primary care office, or medical records request School, daycare, sports, travel, camp, or specialist form requirements.
Outside records before visit Ask outside doctor or hospital to send records before the appointment Labs, imaging, emergency notes, discharge summary, medication list, therapy notes, and referral/order.
Insurance or billing documentation Billing office and MyChart billing tools Itemized bill, account number, service date, insurance Explanation of Benefits, and payment proof.
Mental health or sensitive records Medical Records with privacy-specific authorization Ask what signatures, age-based consent, guardian proof, or release limits apply.
Record request script: “My child was treated at Children’s Wisconsin on ____. I need ____ records for ____. Please tell me whether MyChart or the PHI request form is best, whether a signature is required, where to send the form, and when records should be ready.”

Billing, insurance, estimates, deposits, payment plans, and separate bills

Children’s hospital billing can include hospital charges, specialty provider charges, lab, imaging, procedures, insurance adjustments, deductibles, copays, coinsurance, and separate physician bills.

Billing question Best starting point What to ask
How do I pay a bill? MyChart User or Pay as a Guest Confirm account, service date, child name, guarantor, payment plan, and whether another bill may arrive.
Who do I call for billing help? Children’s Wisconsin billing Call 414-266-6262 or 888-449-4998 for bill questions.
Why did I get more than one bill? Billing and insurance guidance Ask which bill is from Children’s Wisconsin and which bill is from specialists, tests, procedures, or Medical College of Wisconsin providers.
Is my insurance accepted? Your insurance company and Children’s Wisconsin insurance page Ask whether Children’s Wisconsin, the facility, specialist, Medical College of Wisconsin provider, lab, imaging, anesthesia, and procedure are in network.
What will I owe at the visit? Insurance benefits and estimate tools Ask about copay, deductible, coinsurance, noncovered services, deposit if uninsured, and payment-plan options.
Can I use cash? Insurance, Billing and Payments page Children’s Wisconsin billing guidance says checks, credit cards, and debit cards are accepted and cash is not accepted. Confirm current policy before visiting.
Estimate reminder: Actual cost can change if the visit requires added tests, imaging, medications, procedures, emergency care, specialist evaluation, admission, or separate provider billing.

Financial assistance and help paying for care

Children’s Wisconsin publishes financial-assistance resources for families who need help understanding payment options.

Call early if cost is a concern. For financial-assistance information, call 414-266-6262 or email FinancialAssistance@childrenswi.org.
Talk with a financial counselor. Financial counselors can help with insurance coverage, ways to pay, and available programs. Call 414-266-5700.
Ask which bills are included. Children’s Wisconsin, Medical College of Wisconsin, specialists, outside providers, dental care, behavioral health, and transplant services may have different billing or coverage rules.
Gather documents before applying. Prepare insurance cards, income documents, benefit letters, household information, billing statements, Explanation of Benefits, and account numbers.
Use official forms. Financial-assistance applications are available online in English and Spanish and can also be requested in person, by mail, or by phone.
Keep written proof. Save applications, emails, approvals, denials, appeal details, payment plans, and billing notes.
Financial-help caution: Do not ignore bills while waiting for assistance. Keep contacting Patient Billing or Financial Counseling until you understand your account status and next step.

Visitor guidelines, patient rooms, screening, gifts, and family support

Visitor rules protect children, families, and staff. Confirm current rules before bringing extra adults, siblings, or gifts.

Hospital bedside
The Milwaukee Campus page says four individuals of any age are allowed at the bedside in Milwaukee and Fox Valley hospitals, with a broader visitor list limit. Confirm current unit rules.
Emergency Department
The EDTC page says two individuals of any age can be with the patient in the Emergency Department.
Surgery and procedural areas
The Milwaukee Campus page says two adults can be with the patient in Surgicenter, surgical services, interventional radiology, and cath lab on the Milwaukee campus.
NICU/PICU
Neonatal and Pediatric Intensive Care Units may have age limits and sibling exceptions. Ask the unit before arrival.
Security screening
The campus page says all visitors pass through weapons screening technology when arriving through entrances. Allow extra time.
Gift shop
The gift shop is on the first floor of the Hospital and offers books, toys, games, snacks, and more during posted store hours.
Visitor call script: “I am visiting a child at Children’s Wisconsin Milwaukee Hospital. What unit, entrance, screening process, visitor limit, age rule, parking area, and room-call instructions should I know today?”

Parking, valet, construction notices, entrances, and arrival planning

Parking and entrances can change because of construction and screening. Recheck the campus page before travel.

Parking or entrance topic Current public guidance What to do before arrival
General parking Families and visitors can park in the parking structure or use valet for free. Follow signs when arriving on the Milwaukee Campus and allow extra time.
Hospital and Clinics valet Valet hours are listed as Monday-Friday, 7 a.m.-5 p.m., with retrieval available until 8 p.m. Confirm valet availability before relying on it for early, late, weekend, holiday, or construction-period visits.
EDTC valet EDTC valet is listed as Sunday-Saturday, 10 a.m.-2 p.m. For emergencies, prioritize safe arrival and emergency instructions over normal parking plans.
ED parking The EDTC page lists parking near the Skywalk Building entrance, with extra parking in the visitor parking structure. Follow Emergency Department signs and use 911 if private driving is unsafe.
Construction notices The Milwaukee Campus page posts changing traffic, entrance, and construction updates. Check the official page on the day of the visit.
Screening Everyone passes through weapons screening technology at entrances. Arrive early and follow posted security instructions.

Skywalk Pharmacy, cafeteria, cafés, gift shop, and Family Resource Center

Campus amenities matter during long specialty visits, inpatient stays, surgery days, and emergency waits.

Skywalk Pharmacy

The Skywalk Pharmacy is in the Skywalk Building and supports prescriptions, over-the-counter medications, in-store pickup, and bedside delivery.

Cafeteria

The cafeteria is located on the lower level of the hospital and is listed as open 24 hours a day, every day.

Café West and Apple a Day Café

Café West is on the first floor of the Hospital. Apple a Day Café is on the first floor of Craig Yabuki Tower.

Gift shop

The first-floor gift shop offers books, toys, games, snacks, and more. Posted hours are Monday-Friday, 9:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m.

Sending a gift

Children’s Wisconsin links to an online gift option for Milwaukee Hospital patients, with regular-store-hour delivery when available.

Daniel M. Soref Family Resource Center

The Family Resource Center is on the first floor of the hospital across from the gift shop and helps connect families to information and community resources.

Food and gift safety: Ask the care team before bringing food, flowers, balloons, toys, or gifts if the child has surgery restrictions, allergy precautions, immune precautions, swallowing restrictions, mental-health safety rules, or infection-control limits.

Children’s Hospital Milwaukee map and directions

The map below points to Children’s Wisconsin Milwaukee Campus at 8915 W. Connell Court. Confirm your building, entrance, parking, and appointment location before driving.

Children’s Wisconsin Milwaukee Campus

8915 W. Connell Court
Milwaukee, WI 53226
Appointment phone: 877-607-5280
Patient-room phone: 414-266-2000

Use this map for general directions only. Check official Children’s Wisconsin guidance for current entrance, valet, parking, construction, and screening details.

Arrival checklist

  • Confirm whether you need Hospital, Clinics Building, Craig Yabuki Tower, Skywalk Building, EDTC, lab, imaging, or mental health walk-in clinic.
  • Bring photo ID, insurance card, referral/order, vaccine record, medication list, and outside records.
  • Allow extra time for parking, walking, construction changes, and weapons screening.
  • Call 911 for life-threatening emergencies rather than planning a normal appointment arrival.
  • Ask the department whether siblings, extra adults, gifts, or food are allowed.

Source checklist used for this Children’s Hospital Milwaukee guide

Use these official Children’s Wisconsin resources for final verification before calling, driving, scheduling, requesting records, paying bills, or relying on a visitor rule.

Source What it confirms When to recheck
Children’s Wisconsin Milwaukee Campus Address, open-hours listing, request appointment phone, patient-room phone, campus services, emergency care, mental health walk-in care, lab, imaging, pharmacy, parking, valet, visitor limits, cafeteria, gift shop, and Family Resource Center. Before publishing address, phone, campus services, parking, entrances, visitor rules, or amenities.
Emergency Department and Trauma Center EDTC location, directions, parking, emergency visitor limit, urgent-vs-emergency examples, pediatric emergency care, and Level I Trauma Center details. Before describing emergency or trauma routing.
Urgent Care Walk-in urgent care, video visits, age ranges, urgent-care examples, emergency-care examples, and same-day care routes. Before advising urgent care instead of emergency care.
Milwaukee Mental Health Walk-In Clinic Age range, phone, hours, symptoms, services, limits, reservation process, adult accompaniment, guardian consent, parking, and insurance note. Before mental-health walk-in guidance.
Ambulatory Referral Order Form Central Scheduling phone numbers, referral callback timing, form limits, and urgent/same-day exclusions. Before giving referral or scheduling instructions.
Medical Records Patient Request for PHI, MyChart access, record request routes, and release-process guidance. Before advising on records, school forms, provider transfer, or sensitive records.
MyChart Portal access for records, secure messages, scheduling, test results, and billing features. Before describing portal tools or proxy access.
Insurance, Billing and Payments Insurance network guidance, cost estimate support, copays, coinsurance, deductible, deposits, payment methods, no-cash note, surprise-bill protections, and separate specialty-provider billing. Before insurance or billing guidance.
Billing and Payments MyChart bill pay, guest pay, billing phone numbers, bill questions, itemized bills, payment summaries, and multiple-bill explanation. Before payment instructions.
Financial Assistance Application access, phone/email, mailing address, Financial Counseling phone, eligibility overview, emergency-care statement, and appeal note. Before financial-assistance guidance.
Independent guide notice: This website is not Children’s Wisconsin, a pediatrician, an emergency department, a billing office, an insurer, or a medical-records department. Use official Children’s Wisconsin sources and clinical staff for final location, emergency, treatment, scheduling, visitor, billing, financial, and records decisions.

Children’s Hospital Milwaukee FAQs

Common questions about Children’s Wisconsin Milwaukee Campus address, phone, emergency department, urgent care, mental health walk-in clinic, appointments, MyChart, records, billing, parking, and visitors.

1. What is the official name of Children’s Hospital Milwaukee?
Most people searching “Children’s Hospital Milwaukee” mean Children’s Wisconsin Milwaukee Campus, the pediatric hospital campus at 8915 W. Connell Court in Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
2. What is the address of Children’s Wisconsin Milwaukee Campus?
The official Milwaukee Campus address is 8915 W. Connell Court, Milwaukee, WI 53226.
3. What number do I call to schedule an appointment?
Call 877-607-5280 to request an appointment. The local Central Scheduling number listed for lab, imaging, and referral scheduling support is 414-607-5280.
4. What number do I call to reach a patient at the Milwaukee Hospital?
To reach a patient at the Milwaukee Hospital, call 414-266-2000 and ask to be connected to the patient or unit, subject to privacy and hospital rules.
5. Is the Children’s Wisconsin Emergency Department open 24/7?
Yes. Children’s Wisconsin states that Emergency Care at the Milwaukee Campus is available every day of the week, 24 hours a day.
6. When should I use urgent care instead of the emergency department?
Urgent care may fit issues such as earache, sore throat, colds or flu, pink eye, UTI symptoms, minor vomiting or diarrhea, mild asthma or wheezing, rash, minor burns, minor cuts, sprains, croup, or constipation. Use emergency care for major injuries, severe pain, chest pain, severe bleeding, choking, poisoning, altered consciousness, seizures, severe asthma, psychiatric emergencies, or evaluation after assault or abuse.
7. Does Children’s Hospital Milwaukee have a mental health walk-in clinic?
Yes. The Milwaukee Mental Health Walk-In Clinic provides urgent mental health care for children and teens ages 5-18. Call 414-337-3400. For active emergency or immediate danger, call 911 or go to the closest emergency room.
8. How do I request medical records from Children’s Wisconsin?
Use MyChart when available or complete the Patient Request for Protected Health Information form through Children’s Wisconsin Medical Records. Prepare the child’s name, date of birth, date range, record type, delivery method, and required signature.
9. Who do I call for Children’s Wisconsin billing questions?
For Children’s Wisconsin billing questions, call 414-266-6262 or toll-free 888-449-4998. You can also use MyChart to view and pay bills, update insurance, and review payment summaries.
10. Is parking free at Children’s Wisconsin Milwaukee Campus?
Children’s Wisconsin says families and visitors can park in the parking structure or use valet for free. Check the official Milwaukee Campus page before arrival because construction, entrance, screening, and valet details can change.