Nemours Children’s Hospital Delaware address, phone, pediatric ER, MyChart, records, billing, parking, visitors, and family information
Nemours Children’s Hospital, Delaware is located at 1600 Rockland Road, Wilmington, DE 19803. The main hospital phone number is 302-651-4000, and the Delaware Valley appointment line is 800-416-4441.
This guide helps parents, guardians, patients, families, and referring providers quickly find the right contact for pediatric emergency care, specialty appointments, MyChart, medical records, billing, financial assistance, parking, inpatient stays, visitors, patient relations, and directions.
Wilmington, DE 19803.
Use for hospital operator routing, general information, department transfer, and patient contact questions.
Use for Delaware Valley appointment scheduling and specialty-care routing.
Nemours lists full-service emergency care 24/7 at the Wilmington hospital.
Press option 1 for medical-record request help and status questions.
Nemours lists free self-parking, including the garage, open 24/7.
About Nemours Children’s Hospital, Delaware
Use this section to confirm you have the correct Nemours hospital before calling, driving, requesting records, or scheduling specialty care.
Nemours Children’s Hospital, Delaware is the Wilmington children’s hospital campus for Nemours Children’s Health. It provides pediatric emergency care, inpatient hospital care, neonatal and pediatric intensive care, cardiac critical care, inpatient rehabilitation, outpatient specialty services, diagnostic services, therapy, and family-support resources.
The hospital is listed at 1600 Rockland Road in Wilmington. Families visiting for inpatient care, outpatient specialty care, emergency care, or a hospital-based clinic should confirm the entrance, module, floor, and arrival instructions before traveling.
Official Nemours Delaware links and what to do after each opens
Use official Nemours pages before relying on old maps, third-party hospital directories, or copied phone-number listings.
Hospital location page
Open Nemours Children’s Hospital, Delaware
- Confirm the address, important numbers, hospital maps, appointment route, emergency notice, and service list.
- Use this page to check outpatient services, inpatient stays, emergency care, parking, amenities, and visitor policy links.
- Call before traveling if your child’s appointment may be at another Nemours Delaware Valley location.
Pediatric Emergency Care & Trauma
- Use for the emergency department phone, address, hours, arrival instructions, and Level 1 pediatric trauma note.
- For medical emergencies, call 911.
- Use the emergency department entrance past the outpatient and hospital entrances when directed by Nemours signage.
Plan Your Visit
- Check parking, public transportation, mobility services, Welcome Center, family amenities, and support resources.
- Use this page to prepare for inpatient or outpatient arrival.
- Ask staff about current hours for amenities before depending on a service.
Inpatient hospital stays
- Review arrival through the Anthony N. Fusco Sr. Atrium and Welcome Center.
- Check visitor reminders, badge rules, illness guidance, latex/live-plant restrictions, tobacco-free campus rules, and quiet hours.
- Use this page when preparing for admission or a hospital stay.
Nemours Children’s MyChart
- Use MyChart for care-team messages, appointment tracking, symptom tracking, records access, and video visits when available.
- Check account access before the visit if you need proxy access for a child.
- Use MyChart billing tools if you are responsible for a patient statement.
Medical records requests
- Submit the medical-record request in writing using the online request or authorization form route.
- Use fax 302-651-4480 or patientrecords@nemours.org for completed release forms when appropriate.
- Call 866-956-7299 and select option 1 for status help.
Billing and insurance
Open Nemours contact and billing information
- Call billing customer service at 866-390-3610 for billing and insurance questions.
- Call financial assistance at 844-551-2065 and press 3 for Delaware Valley.
- Use MyChart or online bill pay for statement access and payment tools.
Patient Relations
- Use this page for compliments, complaints, concerns, and care-experience feedback.
- Call 302-651-4799 or email patientrelationsDV@nemours.org for Delaware Valley Patient Relations.
- For immediate bedside concerns, start with the nurse, charge nurse, physician team, or unit leader.
Nemours Children’s Hospital Delaware phone directory
Use the main number when unsure. Use direct numbers for emergency care, appointments, records, billing, financial assistance, referrals, and patient concerns.
| Department or need | Phone / contact | Best use |
|---|---|---|
| Main hospital | 302-651-4000 | General hospital routing, department transfer, location questions, patient contact routing, and operator help. |
| Delaware Valley appointments | 800-416-4441 | Specialty-care appointments, location routing, and general scheduling help. |
| Pediatric Emergency Department | 302-651-4186 | Pediatric emergency department routing. For medical emergencies, call 911. |
| Provider referral to Emergency Department | 302-651-4183 | Provider-to-hospital referral routing for emergency department transfer. |
| Admissions for health professionals | 302-651-4199 | Provider admission discussions and direct-admission coordination when appropriate. |
| Physician Priority Line | 800-829-KIDS | Provider clinical questions, appointments, and complex scheduling options. |
| Medical records help | 866-956-7299, option 1 | Record request status, release-of-information help, and medical-record copy questions. |
| Medical records fax | 302-651-4480 | Sending completed authorization forms when instructed by Nemours. |
| Medical records email | patientrecords@nemours.org | Medical-record request communication when appropriate. |
| Send records to Nemours specialty care | Fax 302-295-0718 | Provider record transfer to Delaware specialty care, with sender details and two patient identifiers visible. |
| Billing and insurance | 866-390-3610 | Billing questions, insurance questions, balances, itemized statements, and customer service. |
| Financial assistance | 844-551-2065, press 3 | Delaware Valley financial-assistance routing and help with health care expenses. |
| Paperless billing help | 844-551-1351 | MyChart billing statement access and paperless billing account help. |
| Patient Relations | 302-651-4799 | Complaints, compliments, care concerns, and family feedback. |
| Patient Relations email | patientrelationsDV@nemours.org | Written Delaware Valley patient and visitor feedback. |
| Compliance Helpline | 866-636-4685 | Reporting conduct that may violate a Nemours policy or legal/ethical standard. |
Pediatric emergency care and trauma at Nemours Delaware
The emergency department is for serious illness, injury, trauma, and urgent pediatric conditions that cannot safely wait for an appointment.
Pediatric ER location
The emergency department is at Nemours Children’s Hospital, Delaware, 1600 Rockland Road, Wilmington, DE 19803.
24/7 emergency care
Nemours lists full-service emergency care as available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
Level 1 pediatric trauma
Nemours identifies the Wilmington emergency department as home to Delaware’s only Level 1 Trauma Center for children.
Emergency entrance
Nemours says to use the emergency department entrance, past the outpatient and hospital entrances, when arriving for emergency care.
Pediatric specialties, inpatient services, outpatient care, and Delaware Valley programs
Nemours Delaware treats common, rare, and complex pediatric conditions. Confirm the exact clinic or hospital unit before arrival.
| Care area | What it may include | Before the visit |
|---|---|---|
| Pediatric emergency medicine and trauma | Emergency department care, trauma evaluation, urgent diagnostics, stabilization, and hospital admission when needed. | For emergencies, call 911 or the emergency department. Bring medications, allergy list, and recent records if safe. |
| Hospital medicine | Inpatient pediatric care, care coordination, discharge planning, and support during hospital stays. | Ask which entrance, floor, unit, and check-in process applies. |
| Neonatal and pediatric intensive care | Neonatal intensive care, pediatric intensive care, complex monitoring, and critical-care support. | Confirm visitor rules, parent access, unit security, lactation resources, and overnight arrangements. |
| Cardiac critical care and heart services | Heart-related specialty care, cardiac critical care, cardiac imaging, interventional care, and heart programs. | Bring cardiology records, imaging, medication list, and prior procedure history. |
| Cancer and blood disorders | Oncology, hematology, transplant-related care, cellular therapies, infusion planning, and inpatient support. | Ask about infection precautions, visitor guidance, records transfer, pharmacy, and social work support. |
| Orthopedics, sports medicine, and rehabilitation | Orthopedics, spine, scoliosis, physical therapy, occupational therapy, sports medicine, prosthetics, orthotics, and rehab medicine. | Bring imaging, brace/device information, operative reports, therapy notes, and school/sports needs. |
| Neurology, neurosurgery, and developmental care | Seizures, headaches, autism-related services, neuropsychology, neuromuscular care, cerebral palsy, and neurosurgical issues. | Bring videos of episodes if safe, prior EEG/imaging, school documents, medication list, and specialist notes. |
| Outpatient specialty services | More than 30 outpatient medical areas, diagnostic services, therapy, rehabilitation, primary care, and specialty clinics. | Confirm whether the appointment is in the main hospital, outpatient services, Rockland II, or another Delaware Valley location. |
Appointments, referrals, check-in, and what to bring
Specialty visits may require referral records, insurance authorization, prior test results, guardianship documents, and exact location confirmation.
Nemours Children’s MyChart: portal access, records, billing, and video visits
MyChart is the central patient portal for many Nemours communication, record, visit, and billing tasks.
How to request medical records from Nemours Children’s Hospital Delaware
Medical-record requests must be submitted in writing. Use the official records page for forms, online request options, fax, email, and processing details.
| Record need | Best route | What to prepare |
|---|---|---|
| Personal medical-record copy | Online eRequest, authorization form, or MyChart upload route | Child’s full name, date of birth, dates of service, records needed, delivery method, parent/guardian authority, and signature. |
| Records by mail, fax, or email | Health Information Management, 1600 Rockland Rd., Wilmington, DE 19803; fax 302-651-4480; patientrecords@nemours.org | Completed Authorization to Release form and identity/authority information. |
| Request status | Call 866-956-7299, option 1 | Patient name, date of birth, request date, delivery destination, and request confirmation if available. |
| Records sent to Nemours specialty care | Preferred Delaware specialty-care fax 302-295-0718 or nemhimreferralteam@nemours.org | Sender name, sender contact, two patient identifiers, and number of pages sent. |
| X-ray or imaging copy | Authorization to Release route through Nemours medical records | Imaging date, body part, provider, destination facility, and whether a disc or electronic transfer is needed. |
| Accounting of disclosure | Accounting of Disclosure form | Child’s identity information and request scope. Nemours notes one free accounting in a 12-month period and a charge for additional requests within that year. |
Billing, insurance, paperless statements, payment help, and financial assistance
Hospital bills can involve facility charges, physician charges, insurance processing, deductibles, copays, coinsurance, financial assistance, and MyChart billing access.
Inpatient hospital stays: admission, Welcome Center, intensive care, and rehab
Use inpatient guidance when your child is admitted, transferred, recovering from surgery, receiving intensive care, or staying for rehabilitation.
Hospital entrance
Nemours says inpatient families should use the hospital entrance into the Anthony N. Fusco Sr. Atrium and check in with photo ID at the Welcome Center.
Hospital services
Nemours lists hospital care, pediatric and neonatal intensive care, cardiac critical care, and inpatient rehabilitation at the Delaware hospital.
Visitor badges
Visitors must wear a badge at all times, and photo ID is required at check-in.
Quiet hours
Nemours lists quiet hours from 8 p.m. to 8 a.m. daily for inpatient stays.
Visitor rules, illness guidance, badges, quiet hours, and bedside basics
Visitor rules may change based on infection levels, unit needs, patient condition, and clinical judgment. Always confirm with the unit.
| Visitor topic | Nemours guidance | Practical family note |
|---|---|---|
| Visitor badge | Visitors must wear a badge at all times, and photo ID is required at check-in. | Allow extra time at the Welcome Center before going to a unit. |
| Illness symptoms | Nemours asks visitors who are sick, have a fever, or have a contagious condition not to visit patient-care areas. | Call the unit if a parent or key caregiver is sick and needs guidance. |
| Latex balloons, live plants, flowers | Nemours says latex balloons, live plants, and flowers are not allowed in patient rooms. | Choose non-latex, washable, or staff-approved comfort items. |
| Tobacco, smoke, vapor | Nemours states the campus, including parking areas, is tobacco-, smoke-, and vapor-free. | Plan ahead if a visitor needs to leave campus. |
| Quiet hours | Quiet hours are 8 p.m. to 8 a.m. daily. | Keep phones on vibrate, reduce TV volume, and speak quietly. |
| Care-team limits | Visits are welcomed within the guidelines set by the child’s doctors. | Ask the nurse about isolation precautions, ICU rules, surgery-day limits, or sibling visits. |
Family amenities, support services, Welcome Center, pharmacy, and child-friendly resources
Nemours offers family-focused supports to make inpatient and outpatient visits easier to manage.
| Resource | What Nemours lists | How families use it |
|---|---|---|
| Welcome Center | Located inside the hospital entrance in the Anthony N. Fusco Sr. Atrium. | Use for check-in, badge help, directions, questions, and next-step routing. |
| Free e-card | Nemours offers a free e-card option to brighten a hospitalized child’s day. | Use when family or friends cannot visit in person. |
| Outpatient pharmacy | The Plan Your Visit page lists an outpatient pharmacy. | Ask the care team whether discharge or clinic medications can be filled before leaving. |
| Language interpretation | Nemours lists language interpretation. | Ask early for interpretation during consent, rounds, discharge instructions, and medication teaching. |
| Services for hearing impaired | Nemours lists services for the hearing impaired. | Request support before appointments, procedures, or family meetings. |
| Autism-friendly support | Nemours lists autism-friendly features such as separate entrance and lower-noise/lower-stimulation spaces. | Call ahead if your child needs sensory preparation, quiet space, or arrival accommodations. |
| Ronald McDonald House | Nemours notes Ronald McDonald House across from the campus. | Ask social work or the care team about lodging options if your family is traveling. |
| Healing Garden and play areas | Nemours lists a healing garden, kid-friendly activities, and places to play. | Ask the nurse what is safe for your child’s condition or isolation status. |
Parking, public transportation, mobility services, and arrival notes
Nemours Delaware offers free self-parking and campus mobility supports, but families should still allow extra arrival time.
| Travel need | Official guidance | Practical note |
|---|---|---|
| Self-parking | Nemours lists free self-parking, including the garage, open 24/7. | Follow hospital signs after reaching 1600 Rockland Road. |
| Parking areas | The Plan Your Visit page lists free parking at surface level and underground. | Use the entrance matching your appointment or emergency need. |
| Mobility services | Nemours lists escort to your car, Ronald McDonald House rides, red wagons, and wheelchairs. | Ask at the Welcome Center or care area if a child or caregiver needs mobility help. |
| Public transportation | Nemours lists DART First State Route 28, SEPTA Wilmington/Newark Line, and paratransit service resources. | Check transit schedules before discharge or after-hours visits. |
| Emergency arrival | Use the emergency department entrance, past the outpatient and hospital entrances. | For severe symptoms, call 911 rather than driving yourself. |
Patient Relations, complaints, compliments, compliance, and care concerns
Start with the care team for immediate bedside concerns. Use Patient Relations for feedback, complaints, compliments, and follow-up.
| Concern | First contact | What to say |
|---|---|---|
| Immediate care concern | Nurse, charge nurse, physician team, unit leader, or Patient Relations | Explain the child’s unit, date, time, staff role if known, and what help is needed now. |
| Complaint or compliment | Patient Relations: 302-651-4799 | Ask for the Delaware Valley patient relations process and request a response. |
| Written feedback | patientrelationsDV@nemours.org | Include patient name, date of service, department, contact details, concern, and requested follow-up. |
| Billing problem | Billing customer service: 866-390-3610 | Ask for an itemized bill, insurance review, paperless billing help, financial assistance, or payment-plan route. |
| Policy, legal, or ethical concern | Compliance Helpline: 866-636-4685 | Report conduct that may violate policy, law, or ethical standards. Nemours says the helpline is available 24/7. |
Provider referrals, admissions, e-referrals, and sending records to Nemours
Referring physicians and clinics have separate phone, fax, NemoursLink, and priority-line routes.
NemoursLink e-referral
Nemours encourages providers to submit Delaware Valley specialty appointments through NemoursLink e-referral.
ED referral phone
To refer a patient to the Emergency Department at Nemours Children’s Hospital, Delaware, Nemours lists 302-651-4183.
Physician Priority Line
Nemours lists 800-829-KIDS for physician priority access, appointments, and complex scheduling options.
Records to specialty care
Nemours lists Delaware specialty-care fax 302-295-0718 and email nemhimreferralteam@nemours.org for sending medical records to Nemours.
Nemours Children’s Hospital Delaware map, address, parking, and arrival notes
Use the hospital address for GPS, then follow campus signage for emergency, outpatient, hospital entrance, parking, and the Welcome Center.
Nemours Children’s Hospital, Delaware
1600 Rockland Road
Wilmington, DE 19803
Main phone: 302-651-4000
Appointments: 800-416-4441
Pediatric ER: 302-651-4186
Arrival checklist
- Bring photo ID, child’s insurance card, medication list, allergy list, and referral documents.
- For records or billing, bring account details, dates of service, and MyChart access if available.
- For inpatient visits, check in at the Welcome Center and wear the visitor badge.
- Do not bring latex balloons, live plants, or flowers to patient rooms.
- Use free self-parking and allow extra time for garage, security, elevators, and module directions.
- For severe symptoms, use emergency care immediately instead of waiting for an appointment.
Official source checklist for Nemours Children’s Hospital Delaware
Use these official Nemours sources for final verification because hours, visitor rules, phone numbers, services, records, billing, and parking can change.
| Official source | What it verifies | When to use it |
|---|---|---|
| Nemours Children’s Hospital, Delaware | Hospital address, phone, appointment route, hospital maps, important numbers, services, and hospital overview. | Use first for official hospital identity and location confirmation. |
| Pediatric Emergency Care & Trauma | Emergency Department phone, 24/7 care, emergency entrance guidance, and Level 1 pediatric trauma status. | Use for pediatric emergency and trauma routing. |
| Plan Your Visit | Parking, public transportation, mobility services, Welcome Center, family amenities, pharmacy, language interpretation, autism-friendly spaces, and support resources. | Use before driving, parking, visiting, or preparing for a hospital stay. |
| Inpatient Hospital Stays | Hospital services, arrival through the atrium, Welcome Center check-in, visitor badge rules, illness cautions, latex/live-plant restrictions, smoke-free campus, and quiet hours. | Use before admission or inpatient visitation. |
| Nemours Children’s MyChart | Portal functions, care-team messaging, appointment tracking, symptom tracking, medical-record access, billing tools, and video visits. | Use for portal access and family account setup. |
| Records Requests & Release | Online records request, authorization forms, processing time, personal-copy fee, MyChart upload option, HIM address, fax, email, and records phone. | Use for formal medical records, X-ray copies, record transfer, and request status. |
| Contact Nemours | Main hospital phone, appointment line, billing customer service, financial assistance, medical-record contact details, Patient Relations, and Compliance Helpline. | Use when you are unsure who to call. |
| Paperless Billing | Paperless billing transition, MyChart billing statement route, online payment, paper-statement opt-out, and billing technology help phone. | Use for MyChart billing and statement access questions. |
| Patient Relations for Delaware Valley | Patient Relations address, phone, fax, email, and feedback/complaint purpose. | Use for complaints, compliments, concerns, and care-experience follow-up. |
| Delaware Valley Appointments and Referrals | NemoursLink e-referrals, ED referral phone, Physician Priority Line, appointment prompts, and complex scheduling options. | Use for provider referrals and specialty appointment routing. |
Nemours Children’s Hospital Delaware FAQs
These answers focus on address, phone, pediatric emergency care, MyChart, medical records, billing, parking, inpatient stays, visitor rules, referrals, and patient relations.