Ohsu Children’s Hospital: Pediatric Care & Info

Portland pediatric hospital guide · Verified August 22, 2026

Plan a visit to OHSU Doernbecher Children’s Hospital

The hospital many people search for as OHSU Children’s Hospital is officially OHSU Doernbecher Children’s Hospital, the pediatric hospital of Oregon Health & Science University on Portland’s Marquam Hill campus.

This guide brings the practical information into one place: pediatric ER access, appointment numbers, current specialty doctors, parking, visitor rules, pharmacy and lab hours, billing, price estimates, financial help, medical records, family lodging and campus navigation.

700 S.W. Campus Drive Portland, OR 97239 24/7 Pediatric ER 151-bed children’s hospital 1,000+ pediatric providers Free patient/visitor parking
Medical emergency: OHSU Doernbecher’s pediatric emergency department is open 24 hours a day, seven days a week, and no appointment is required. If a child needs immediate medical attention and cannot safely be driven to the hospital, call 911.
Appointments 503-346-0640

Toll-free: 877-346-0640

Emergency Department 503-494-7551

Open 24/7; appointment not required.

General information 503-494-8811

Hospital/operator information.

Hospital address 700 S.W. Campus Drive

Portland, Oregon 97239

Pediatric referral 503-346-0644

Provider consultation/referral line.

Pediatric lab 503-418-5790

Monday-Friday, 7 a.m.-5 p.m.

Doernbecher pharmacy 503-418-5244

7th floor; Monday-Friday, 9 a.m.-5:30 p.m.

Patient relations 503-494-7959

Compliments, concerns and patient experience.

Start here: choose what you need

OHSU Doernbecher is a large academic pediatric hospital. Using the correct phone, building and entrance can save substantial time on Marquam Hill.

Pediatric emergency
Go to the OHSU/Doernbecher Emergency Department at 3181 S.W. Sam Jackson Park Road. It is open 24/7 and does not require an appointment.
Specialist appointment
Call 503-346-0640 or 877-346-0640. Some provider profiles also support online scheduling.
Provider referral
Pediatric consultation/referral support is 503-346-0644 or 888-346-0644.
Visiting a child
Parents and family may visit at any time. Other visitors generally visit 11 a.m.-8 p.m.; individual units may have additional restrictions.
Parking
Patients and their personal visitors park free in designated patient parking. Garage G is the closest patient and ADA parking for Doernbecher.
Cost estimate
OHSU does not publish one flat pediatric doctor or ER fee. Call the Patient Estimate Team at 503-494-3508 or use OHSU’s price-estimate system.
Medical records
Parents/legal guardians may request a minor child’s records through MyChart or Health Information Management. Medical correspondence: 503-494-8556.
Lost on campus
Call 503-418-1818 for help navigating OHSU.

OHSU Doernbecher phone numbers

These numbers are published by OHSU for specific patient and family needs.

Need Phone When to use it
General information 503-494-8811 Hospital information and routing.
Schedule pediatric appointment 503-346-0640 New appointments, pediatric specialists and second opinions.
Appointments — toll-free 877-346-0640 Same central pediatric scheduling function.
Pediatric ER 503-494-7551 Emergency department contact; call 911 for immediate life-threatening emergencies.
Provider consultation/referral 503-346-0644 Referring clinicians and pediatric consultations.
Referral — toll-free 888-346-0644 Provider-to-provider assistance.
Admissions 503-494-8927 Hospital admission questions.
Care management 503-494-2273 Social workers and case managers.
Pediatric lab 503-418-5790 Lab registration/order questions.
Interpreter services 503-494-2800 Language interpretation assistance.
Patient relations 503-494-7959 Compliments, complaints and patient concerns.
Billing/insurance 503-494-8047 Billing questions, payments and insurance questions.
Patient accounts 503-494-8760 Account and bill-related help.
Cost estimates 503-494-3508 Expected cost for scheduled medical care.
Financial screening 503-494-8505 Insurance registration and financial screening.
Financial assistance applications 503-494-8551 Help applying for OHSU financial assistance.
Medical records 503-494-8556 Copies, fees, record amendments and release questions.
Radiology images 503-494-8631 Copies of radiology films/images.
Parking/transportation 503-494-8283 Parking and transportation questions.
Campus navigation 503-418-1818 Help if you are lost on an OHSU campus.
Public Safety 503-494-7744 Non-emergency security and lost-property help.
Chaplain 503-494-8777 Spiritual care.
Gift shop 503-494-5761 Hospital gift shop questions.
Oregon Poison Center 800-222-1222 Poison exposure guidance.

OHSU Children’s Hospital hours by service

“Hospital hours” and “clinic hours” are not the same thing. Inpatient care and the pediatric ER operate continuously, while outpatient services keep separate schedules.

Service Current published hours Important detail
Pediatric Emergency Department 24 hours daily No appointment required.
Garage G self-parking 24/7 Patient and patient-visitor parking beside Doernbecher.
Doernbecher patient valet Mon-Fri: 7 a.m.-10 p.m. At the Doernbecher main entrance/top deck of Garage G.
Weekend patient valet 9 a.m.-10 p.m. OHSU currently directs weekend valet to the Emergency Department.
Pediatric laboratory Mon-Fri: 7 a.m.-5 p.m. Walk-in lab; provider must have an order/contact the lab.
Doernbecher outpatient pharmacy Mon-Fri: 9 a.m.-5:30 p.m. 7th floor; closed Saturday and Sunday.
Parents/family visiting Any time Unit-specific safety restrictions may still apply.
Other visitors 11 a.m.-8 p.m. Some units limit visitor numbers.
Financial assistance applications 9 a.m.-4:30 p.m. Phone: 503-494-8551.
Treasures Gift Shop Weekdays: 8 a.m.-4:30 p.m. 9th floor; closed holidays.
Night access: Doernbecher access is restricted between 9 p.m. and 5 a.m.. OHSU instructs families arriving during those hours to use the phone at the Doernbecher lobby entrance or enter through the ninth-floor skybridge from OHSU Hospital.

OHSU Doernbecher pediatric emergency room

Doernbecher operates a dedicated pediatric emergency service for babies, children and teens.

ER hours 24 hours / 7 days

No appointment is needed.

ER phone 503-494-7551

For a life-threatening emergency when safe transport is not possible, call 911.

ER address 3181 S.W. Sam Jackson Park Rd.

Portland, OR 97239, on the Marquam Hill campus.

Level of care Level 1 pediatric trauma & surgery

Doernbecher treats complex pediatric injuries and illnesses.

Where is the children’s ER?

The pediatric emergency department is on Marquam Hill at the same emergency location used by OHSU’s adult emergency department. The Doernbecher hospital building itself is at 700 S.W. Campus Drive, but families going specifically to the ER should navigate to 3181 S.W. Sam Jackson Park Road.

When OHSU says to seek emergency care

OHSU lists examples such as severe breathing difficulty, serious injuries, severe burns, seizures, significant dehydration and fever in an infant younger than two months. This is not a complete symptom list; when a condition appears life-threatening, call 911.

Parking at the ER: OHSU provides patient parking and patient-visitor parking without charge. Weekend patient valet is available at the Emergency Department from 9 a.m. to 10 p.m.

How to make an appointment at OHSU Doernbecher

Central pediatric scheduling can route families to the appropriate clinic or specialist.

Start with the pediatric scheduling team. Call 503-346-0640 or 877-346-0640.
Describe the specialty or diagnosis. If you are unsure which pediatric department is appropriate, the scheduling team can help route the request.
Confirm whether a referral is required. Certain specialty programs require a referral or prior records before scheduling. Referring providers can use 503-346-0644.
Confirm the exact location. OHSU Doernbecher specialists also practice at satellite clinics in Beaverton, Clackamas and other Oregon/Southwest Washington locations.
Verify insurance and authorization. Ask your insurer whether both OHSU and the specific provider are in network and whether prior authorization is needed.
Ask about your expected cost. For scheduled care, call the OHSU Patient Estimate Team at 503-494-3508 before the visit.
Second opinions: OHSU Doernbecher specialty programs routinely direct families to the same pediatric scheduling number, 503-346-0640, to request a second opinion.

OHSU Doernbecher doctors and pediatric specialists

OHSU says Doernbecher has more than 1,000 providers. The tables below bring current names from major high-demand pediatric specialty teams directly into this guide.

Doctor timing and clinic days: OHSU does not publish a reliable fixed Monday-through-Sunday rota for most individual physicians. Appointment sessions change with surgery, inpatient coverage, outreach clinics, leave and academic duties. Publishing invented “Dr. X works Monday/Wednesday” schedules would be inaccurate. Where OHSU marks a doctor as accepting new patients, that status is shown below. Call 503-346-0640 for the doctor’s actual available dates and times.

Pediatric cardiology and heart surgery

Doctor Role/specialty OHSU team status
Lars Grosse-Wortmann, M.D., FRCPCPediatric heart care division headAccepting new patients
Laurie B. Armsby, M.D.Pediatric cardiologyAccepting new patients
Seshadri Balaji, M.D., Ph.D.Pediatric cardiology/electrophysiologyAccepting new patients
James Bishara, M.D.Pediatric cardiologyAccepting new patients
C. Monique Bohun, M.D., B.Ch., B.A.O.Pediatric cardiologyAccepting new patients
Grant Burch, M.D.Pediatric cardiologyAccepting new patients
Misty L. Carlson, M.D., FAAP, DipACLMPediatric cardiologyAccepting new patients
Patrick Evers, M.D., M.B.A., M.Sc.Pediatric cardiologyAccepting new patients
Kathryn W. Holmes, M.D., M.P.H.Pediatric cardiologyAccepting new patients
Jennifer Huang, M.D.Pediatric cardiologyAccepting new patients
Eric A. Johnson, M.D.Pediatric cardiologyAccepting new patients
Brendan P. Kelly, M.D.Pediatric cardiologyTeam member; confirm scheduling
Maggie Likes, M.D.Pediatric cardiologyAccepting new patients
Erin Janelle Madriago, M.D., FASEPediatric cardiologyAccepting new patients
Mary S. Minette, M.D.Pediatric cardiologyAccepting new patients
Emily Yang, M.D.Pediatric cardiologyAccepting new patients
Ashok Muralidaran, M.D.Pediatric heart surgeryAccepting new patients
Yoshio Otaki, M.D., Ph.D.Pediatric heart surgeryAccepting new patients
Irving Shen, M.D., FACS, FACCPediatric heart surgeryAccepting new patients

Pediatric gastroenterology

Doctor Focus Status
Mikelle D. Bassett, M.D.Pediatric gastroenterologyAccepting new patients
Sylvia Doan, M.B.B.S.Pediatric gastroenterology/aerodigestive careAccepting new patients
Anna K. Hunter, M.D., M.C.R., M.B.U.S.GI; IBD program directorAccepting new patients
Saad Jazrawi, M.D.Pediatric gastroenterology/advanced endoscopyAccepting new patients
Gillian Lam, M.D.Pediatric gastroenterologyAccepting new patients
Amanda Lee, M.D., M.Ed.Pediatric gastroenterologyAccepting new patients
Henry Lin, M.D., M.B.A.Pediatric gastroenterology/hepatologyAccepting new patients
Albert Shan, M.D.Pediatric gastroenterologyAccepting new patients
Kimberly Trieschmann, M.D.Pediatric gastroenterologyAccepting new patients
Emily Whitfield, M.D., M.Sc.Pediatric gastroenterologyAccepting new patients
Hillary Bashaw, M.D.Pediatric gastroenterologyTeam member; confirm scheduling
Kristina Leinwand, D.O.Affiliate pediatric gastroenterologyConfirm scheduling
Ariel Porto, M.D.Pediatric gastroenterologyTeam member; confirm scheduling

GI appointment line: 503-494-1078 for appointments, second opinions and pediatric GI questions.

Pediatric cancer and blood disorders

Doctor Program Status
Bill Hoon Chang, M.D., Ph.D.Leukemia and lymphomaAccepting new patients
Krysta Schlis, M.D.Leukemia and lymphomaAccepting new patients
Linda C. Stork, M.D.Leukemia and lymphomaAccepting new patients
Susan J. Lindemulder, M.D., M.C.R.Solid tumorsAccepting new patients
Suman Malempati, M.D., J.D.Solid tumorsTeam member; confirm scheduling
Stephen Roberts, M.D.Solid tumorsAccepting new patients
Katrina Winsnes, M.D., M.C.R.Solid tumorsAccepting new patients
Neha Patel, M.D.Brain tumorsAccepting new patients
Patrick DeMartino, M.D., M.P.H.Bone marrow/stem cell transplantAccepting new patients
Eneida R. Nemecek, M.D., M.S., M.B.A.Bone marrow/stem cell transplantAccepting new patients
Kristina M. Haley, D.O., M.C.R.Noncancer blood disordersAccepting new patients
Marie Martinelli, M.D.Noncancer blood disordersAccepting new patients
Trisha E. Wong, M.D., M.S.Noncancer blood disordersAccepting new patients
Melinda Wu, M.D., M.C.R.Noncancer blood disordersAccepting new patients

Brain, spine, neurology and neurosurgery

Doctor Specialty Status
Yoon-Jae Cho, M.D.Pediatric neurology/neuro-oncology; Neurologist-in-ChiefAccepting new patients
Stephen A. Back, M.D., Ph.D.Pediatric neurologyAccepting new patients
Jenny L. Wilson, M.D.Pediatric neurologyAccepting new patients
Xinran Maria Xiang, M.D.Pediatric neurologyAccepting new patients
Aran Groves, M.D., Ph.D.Pediatric neurology/epilepsyAccepting new patients
Kelly L. Collins, M.D.Pediatric neurosurgeryAccepting new patients
Christina Sayama, M.D., M.P.H.Pediatric neurosurgery/spineAccepting new patients
Nathan R. Selden, M.D., Ph.D., FACS, FAAPPediatric neurosurgeryTeam member; confirm scheduling
Jesse L. Winer, M.D., FAANSPediatric neurosurgeryAccepting new patients
Jos’lyn Woodard, M.D.Pediatric neurosurgeryAccepting new patients
Garrett Zoeller, M.D., FAANS, FACS, FAAPPediatric neurosurgeryAccepting new patients

Pediatric pulmonology and sleep medicine

Doctor Specialty Status
Anne Stone, M.D.Pediatric pulmonology/CF program directorAccepting new patients
Allyson F. Brown, M.D., FAAPPediatric pulmonologyAccepting new patients
Danny Hsia, M.D.Pediatric pulmonology/aerodigestive careAccepting new patients
Holger W. Link, M.D., MRCPPediatric pulmonology/sleep medicineAccepting new patients
Kelvin D. MacDonald, M.D.Pediatric pulmonology/cystic fibrosisTeam member; confirm scheduling
Jonathan Krasinkiewicz, M.B. B.Ch. B.A.O.Pediatric pulmonologyConfirm scheduling
Gordon Gray Still, M.D.Pediatric pulmonology/sleep medicineAccepting new patients
Jillian N. Sanford, M.D.Pediatric sleep medicineAccepting new patients
Elizabeth Super, M.D., FAAPPediatric sleep medicineAccepting new patients

Pediatric endocrinology

Doctor Focus Status
Hayley Baines, M.D.Pediatric endocrinologyAccepting new patients
Bruce A. Boston, M.D.Pediatric endocrinologyAccepting new patients
Kara J. Connelly, M.D.Pediatric endocrinologyAccepting new patients
Ines Guttmann-Bauman, M.D., M.C.R.Pediatric endocrinologyAccepting new patients
Charlene Lai, M.D.Pediatric endocrinologyAccepting new patients
Lisa D. Madison, M.D.Pediatric endocrinologyAccepting new patients
Lindsey E. Nicol, M.D.Pediatric endocrinologyAccepting new patients
Alison O’Neill, M.D.Pediatric endocrinologyAccepting new patients
Katie A. Woods, M.D.Pediatric endocrinologyAccepting new patients

Pediatric orthopaedics

Doctor Focus
Matthew Halsey, M.D.Pediatric orthopaedics; program director; pediatric spine
Muayad Kadhim, M.D.Pediatric orthopaedics
Jacqueline M. Brady, M.D.Adolescent sports injuries
Dennis Charles Crawford, Ph.D., M.D.Adolescent sports injuries
Andrea S. Herzka, M.D.Adolescent sports injuries
Joel S. Solomon, M.D., Ph.D.Pediatric hand
Christina Sayama, M.D., M.P.H.Pediatric/adolescent scoliosis and spine
Yee-Cheen Doung, M.D.Pediatric bone tumors
Kenneth R. Gundle, M.D.Pediatric bone tumors
Duncan Ramsey, M.D., M.S.Pediatric bone tumors

Pediatric ENT

Doctor Specialty Status
Christopher Hargunani, M.D.Pediatric ear, nose and throatAccepting new patients
Derek J. Lam, M.D., M.P.H.Pediatric ENT/aerodigestive/sleepAccepting new patients
Carol J. MacArthur, M.D.Pediatric ear, nose and throatAccepting new patients
Lourdes Quintanilla-Dieck, M.D.Pediatric ear, nose and throatAccepting new patients
Why the list is not literally all 1,000+ providers: Doernbecher’s clinical workforce includes physicians, surgeons, hospitalists, advanced-practice providers, psychologists, therapists, pharmacists, dietitians and other specialists. The current provider directory changes continuously. This page therefore brings the named physicians from the major pediatric programs into the article while using OHSU’s live scheduling system for the final appointment slot.

Pediatric services at OHSU Doernbecher

Doernbecher integrates inpatient, outpatient and surgical pediatric care within OHSU.

Emergency & trauma

24/7 pediatric ER, Level 1 trauma and pediatric surgery services.

Heart care

Pediatric cardiology, congenital heart surgery, catheterization, electrophysiology, cardiac ICU, heart failure and transplant care.

Brain & spine

Pediatric neurology, epilepsy, neurosurgery, neuro-oncology, spine care and neurodevelopment programs.

Cancer & blood disorders

Leukemia, lymphoma, solid tumors, brain tumors, blood disorders, stem-cell transplant and CAR T-cell therapy.

Gastroenterology

IBD, liver disease, celiac disease, constipation, feeding disorders, advanced endoscopy and GI nutrition.

Pulmonology & sleep

Asthma, cystic fibrosis, aerodigestive care, complex sleep disorders, bronchoscopy and pulmonary testing.

Endocrinology & diabetes

Diabetes, growth disorders, thyroid disease, puberty disorders and pituitary/adrenal care.

Orthopaedics

Fractures, scoliosis, hip disorders, sports injuries, neuromuscular conditions and pediatric bone tumors.

ENT

Ear disease, hearing issues, airway problems, sinus disease, swallowing disorders and head/neck conditions.

Developmental pediatrics

Developmental delay, autism-related evaluation, learning concerns, ADHD and neurodevelopmental conditions.

Pediatric surgery

General surgery plus cardiac, cancer, craniofacial, ENT, neurosurgery, orthopaedic, plastic, thyroid and urologic surgery.

Critical care

20-bed PICU including cardiac intensive care and a Level IV neonatal intensive care program.

Hospital size: Current OHSU program information describes Doernbecher as a 151-bed children’s hospital. OHSU also describes its pediatric ICU as a 20-bed unit and its neonatal intensive care unit as a 46-bed Level IV NICU.

Doctor fees, ER fees and hospital charges

There is no truthful single “OHSU children’s doctor fee” or “Doernbecher ER fee.” U.S. hospital bills depend on the service, insurance contract and care actually provided.

Possible charge What it means How to get a useful estimate
Provider fee Professional services from physicians or other health professionals. Ask the insurer and OHSU Patient Estimate Team.
Hospital charge Hospital resources, supplies, medications and other facility care. Use OHSU’s price estimator for scheduled services.
Facility fee Some hospital-based clinic visits can include a facility charge. Ask specifically whether the chosen clinic is hospital-based.
Emergency care May include emergency physician, facility, laboratory, imaging, medication and procedure charges. A flat ER price cannot be known before an unpredictable emergency visit.
Anesthesia Anesthesia can generate a separate professional charge. Include anesthesia when requesting a surgery/procedure estimate.
Imaging/pathology Radiology and pathology services may be part of a larger episode of care. Ask for the complete expected episode, not only the surgeon/clinic fee.

How to get an OHSU cost estimate

Identify the exact service. Get the clinic, procedure, test or CPT code when possible.
Ask your insurance company. Confirm OHSU and the specific physician are in network and ask about deductible, co-pay and coinsurance.
Call OHSU Patient Estimates. The Patient Estimate Team number is 503-494-3508.
For planned uninsured/self-pay care, request a good-faith estimate. OHSU explains that patients scheduling non-emergency care at least three days in advance have rights to a written estimate.
Emergency fee: OHSU does not publish one flat pediatric ER “case fee.” The final bill depends on the examination, testing, imaging, medications, procedures, specialists and level of care needed.

Insurance, prior authorization and paying the bill

OHSU accepts hundreds of insurance plans, but network participation can differ by plan product and provider.

Before a scheduled appointment

  • Ask your insurer whether OHSU Health is in network.
  • Ask whether the specific pediatric doctor is in network.
  • Ask what deductible, co-pay and coinsurance will apply.
  • Confirm whether a referral or prior authorization is required.
  • Call OHSU Registration at 503-494-8505 if insurance information is new or has changed.

Bill payment and billing questions

Billing questions 503-494-8047

OHSU also lists 866-617-6855 for payment-plan/bill support.

Online payment MyChart / MyChart Guest

OHSU bills can be paid through the billing section of MyChart.

OHSU explains that a bill may combine hospital and provider services, while certain services such as anesthesia may generate separate billing.

No Surprises protections: Federal protections apply to certain out-of-network emergency services and specific out-of-network services at an in-network facility. Families with unexpected billing should contact OHSU billing and their insurer.

OHSU financial assistance for children’s hospital bills

Families who cannot afford eligible emergency or medically necessary care may qualify for OHSU financial assistance.

Household income Below 300% FPL

OHSU currently states that qualifying patients receive eligible care at no cost.

Household income 300%-400% FPL

OHSU currently states that qualifying patients receive a 65% discount on eligible care.

Eligibility also considers insurance, household size and the type of care. OHSU’s financial-assistance program generally applies to emergency and medically necessary care, with exclusions for some services.

OHSU says applications can generally be made up to 240 days after the first billing statement for covered services or within 12 months of paying for those services.

Financial help need Contact
Financial screening 503-494-8505
Financial assistance application 503-494-8551
Payment plan 866-617-6855

Where to park at OHSU Doernbecher

Parking is one of the most important details to know before driving to Marquam Hill.

Patient parking is free: OHSU states that patients and their personal visitors can park free in designated patient parking facilities.

Best parking for the children’s hospital

Closest patient garage Garage G

710 S.W. Lower Canyon Drive, Portland, OR 97239

Adjacent to Doernbecher. Patient and patient-visitor parking only. ADA parking is available.

Self-parking Open 24/7

Garage G is the closest patient parking facility to the hospital.

Weekday valet 7 a.m.-10 p.m.

At the Doernbecher main entrance on the top deck of Garage G.

Weekend valet 9 a.m.-10 p.m.

OHSU currently directs weekend patient valet to the Emergency Department.

Which parking should I use?

Doernbecher appointment
Use Garage G unless your clinic provides different arrival instructions.
ADA parking
Garage G is listed as the closest ADA patient parking for Doernbecher.
Pediatric ER
Navigate to the Emergency Department at 3181 S.W. Sam Jackson Park Road and follow ER parking/valet signage.
Oversize vehicle
OHSU lists oversize parking adjacent to Garage G; ask a parking attendant for help.
Non-patient business
Do not use patient-only Garage G. OHSU lists Garage F/A and other permit parking for non-patient purposes.

OHSU Doernbecher visiting hours and overnight rules

Pediatric visiting rules are designed to keep parents and caregivers close to the child.

Parents and family Visit any time

OHSU’s current visiting guidance permits parents and family at any time, subject to unit-specific safety rules.

Other visitors 11 a.m.-8 p.m.

Some patient-care areas limit the number or type of visitors.

Overnight in patient room 1-2 parents

Patient rooms can accommodate one or two parents/caregivers overnight.

Siblings overnight Not permitted

OHSU asks families to make other overnight arrangements for siblings.

Late-night hospital entry

Access to Doernbecher is restricted from 9 p.m. to 5 a.m.. During those hours, families can use the phone at the Doernbecher lobby entrance or access the hospital through the ninth-floor skybridge from OHSU Hospital.

ICU visitor considerations

Intensive-care areas can have stricter infection-control and visitor requirements. Doernbecher’s PICU guidance includes health screening and hand-hygiene requirements; individual restrictions can change based on the child’s clinical situation.

Before bringing flowers or balloons: critical-care areas may restrict flowers, plants and latex balloons. Ask the unit before bringing these items.

Checking in for a Doernbecher hospital stay

Scheduled admissions and procedures have a different arrival process from emergency care.

Before arrival

OHSU may contact families before a scheduled procedure or admission to confirm demographic and insurance information. Surgical patients may also have pre-admission testing.

Confirm your child’s exact check-in time. OHSU advises families to ask the treating doctor for the specific arrival time.
Pre-register when instructed. For pre-registration assistance, OHSU lists 503-494-2443.
Go to the concierge/admitting location provided by the care team. Doernbecher’s main lobby concierge can help with hospital navigation.
Tell staff about insurance changes. OHSU Registration is 503-494-8505.

What to bring for an inpatient stay

Bring

  • Insurance information
  • Any required co-pay/deductible payment method
  • List of current health-care providers
  • Medication names and dosages
  • Comfortable clothes
  • Basic toiletries
  • Comfort items for the child
  • Custody or medical decision-making documents when applicable

Usually leave at home

  • Jewelry and valuables
  • Large amounts of cash
  • Home electrical appliances
  • Home medications unless the medical team specifically asks you to bring them
  • Excess clothing; Doernbecher has family laundry facilities

Pediatric lab and Doernbecher pharmacy

These services have their own outpatient hours and locations.

Pediatric lab

Phone: 503-418-5790

Fax: 503-418-5792

Hours: Monday-Friday, 7 a.m.-5 p.m.

Appointment: Walk-in; no appointment is required, but a provider must have ordered/contacted the lab.

Location: Doernbecher Children’s Hospital, 700 S.W. Campus Drive.

Doernbecher outpatient pharmacy

Phone: 503-418-5244

Toll-free: 888-279-9211

Fax: 503-494-3506

Hours: Monday-Friday, 9 a.m.-5:30 p.m.; closed weekends.

Location: 7th floor, outpatient clinics area.

After-hours prescription option: OHSU’s Physicians Pavilion Outpatient Pharmacy on Marquam Hill is open 7 a.m.-11 p.m. daily. Phone: 503-494-7570.

Medical records, radiology images and MyChart

Parents or legal guardians may request records for a minor child when legally permitted.

Fastest records option: MyChart

OHSU allows patients and authorized representatives to request records through the MyChart Sharing Hub. MyChart can also be used for appointments, test results, messages and billing.

Request records without MyChart

Complete OHSU’s medical-record request form. Use the form for access to the child’s health information.
Submit by email, fax or mail. Email: HIMReception@ohsu.edu. Fax: 503-494-6970.
Mail requests when needed. Health Information Management, Mail Code OP17a, 3181 S.W. Sam Jackson Park Rd., Portland, OR 97239.
Call if you need help. Medical correspondence: 503-494-8556.
Processing Allow 7-10 business days

OHSU asks families to allow this period for the request to be received/processed.

Record fee May apply

OHSU says copying/postage charges can apply. Call 503-494-8556 for current pricing.

Radiology images 503-494-8631

Use this number for copies of radiology films/images.

Past/current bills 503-494-8760

OHSU directs bill-copy requests to patient accounts.

Family services, Wi-Fi, play spaces and lodging

Doernbecher provides several services specifically for children, parents and families staying far from home.

Free Wi-Fi

OHSU provides guest internet access throughout Doernbecher and other OHSU facilities.

Family lounges

Family lounges include space to rest, eat and spend time away from the bedside.

Play spaces

Doernbecher offers indoor playrooms and outdoor playground spaces for children.

Child Life

Child Life specialists use play, education and preparation to support children and families during care.

Hospital School

Professional education support helps hospitalized children stay connected with school.

Social workers

Pediatric social workers can help with emotional, financial, transportation and housing concerns.

Meditation room

Located on Doernbecher’s 10th floor, Room 10301.

Laundry

Family laundry facilities are available; OHSU notes free laundry resources for inpatient families.

Starbucks

A Starbucks is located on the first floor of Doernbecher Children’s Hospital.

Rood Family Pavilion

Families traveling from outside the Portland metro area may be eligible to stay at OHSU’s Rood Family Pavilion at no charge, subject to available space. A floor is dedicated to families with children receiving care at Doernbecher, with private suites and shared areas for cooking, playing and relaxing.

Ask the child’s care team or social worker about eligibility and availability rather than arriving at the pavilion without arrangements.

Gift shop and lost property

OHSU’s Treasures Gift Shop is on the ninth floor and is currently listed as open 8 a.m.-4:30 p.m. weekdays, excluding holidays. For lost items, first ask the child’s care team; OHSU directs older lost-property inquiries to Public Safety at 503-494-7744.

Getting to OHSU Doernbecher by car or public transit

Doernbecher is on Marquam Hill, about one mile south of downtown Portland.

Public transportation serving Marquam Hill

Portland Aerial Tram

Connects OHSU’s South Waterfront campus and Marquam Hill. The tram ride is approximately five minutes.

TriMet routes

OHSU currently lists routes including 8-Jackson Park/NE 15th, 43-Taylors Ferry Rd and 56-Scholls Ferry Rd among options serving the campus.

Driving to the main hospital

Use 700 S.W. Campus Drive, Portland, OR 97239 for the main Doernbecher hospital. For a planned clinic visit, Garage G at 710 S.W. Lower Canyon Drive is generally the most convenient patient garage.

Driving to the pediatric ER

Use 3181 S.W. Sam Jackson Park Road, Portland, OR 97239 for the OHSU/Doernbecher emergency department rather than relying on the main children’s hospital street address.

Local navigation tip: Marquam Hill contains multiple OHSU buildings, garages, bridges and entrances. Save both the exact clinic/building name and the phone number before leaving home. If you become lost on campus, call 503-418-1818.

OHSU Doernbecher Children’s Hospital Google Map

This map points to the main children’s hospital at 700 S.W. Campus Drive.

Main hospital: 700 S.W. Campus Drive, Portland, OR 97239. Pediatric ER: navigate to 3181 S.W. Sam Jackson Park Road. Patient parking: Garage G, 710 S.W. Lower Canyon Drive.

Before you leave home: practical Doernbecher checklist

For a clinic appointment

  • Confirm provider and specialty.
  • Confirm exact building/floor.
  • Verify referral requirements.
  • Confirm insurance authorization.
  • Bring insurance information.
  • Bring medication names/doses.
  • Bring outside records requested by the clinic.
  • Use Garage G unless instructed otherwise.

For an inpatient admission

  • Confirm the exact arrival/check-in time.
  • Complete registration when requested.
  • Bring insurance information.
  • Bring custody/guardian paperwork if relevant.
  • Pack comfort items and basic toiletries.
  • Plan overnight care for siblings.
  • Ask about Rood Family Pavilion if traveling from outside Portland.

Common problems and the fastest solution

Problem What to do
I cannot find the clinic Call campus navigation at 503-418-1818 or ask a concierge desk.
I do not know which pediatric specialist my child needs Call 503-346-0640 and describe the reason for the referral.
I need a specific doctor Ask central scheduling for the doctor by name and request the next available appointment/location.
The doctor has no appointments soon Ask whether another physician on the same specialty team is accepting new patients or has an earlier opening.
I need lab work Confirm the provider has submitted an order, then use the pediatric walk-in lab during 7 a.m.-5 p.m. weekdays.
My insurance changed Call OHSU Registration at 503-494-8505 before the appointment.
I do not know what the appointment will cost Call 503-494-3508 and ask for a patient estimate.
I cannot afford the bill Call financial screening at 503-494-8505 or financial assistance at 503-494-8551.
I need my child’s records Use MyChart Sharing Hub or contact Health Information Management at 503-494-8556.
I arrived after 9 p.m. Use the phone at the Doernbecher entrance or the ninth-floor skybridge from OHSU Hospital.

OHSU Children’s Hospital FAQs

Answers to practical questions families commonly ask before visiting OHSU Doernbecher.

1. What is the official name of OHSU Children’s Hospital?
The official name is OHSU Doernbecher Children’s Hospital. The main hospital is at 700 S.W. Campus Drive, Portland, Oregon 97239, on OHSU’s Marquam Hill campus.
2. Is the OHSU Doernbecher emergency room open 24 hours?
Yes. The pediatric emergency department is open 24 hours a day, seven days a week, and no appointment is required. The ER is at 3181 S.W. Sam Jackson Park Road.
3. How do I make an appointment at OHSU Doernbecher?
Call pediatric scheduling at 503-346-0640 or toll-free at 877-346-0640. Some individual OHSU provider profiles also offer online scheduling.
4. What are OHSU Doernbecher visiting hours?
Parents and family may visit at any time. Other visitors generally visit from 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. Individual units can impose additional visitor limits or infection-control rules.
5. Is parking free at OHSU Doernbecher Children’s Hospital?
Yes. OHSU states that patients and their personal visitors can park free in designated patient parking. Garage G is the closest patient and ADA parking to Doernbecher and is open for self-parking 24/7.
6. How much does a pediatric doctor visit at OHSU Doernbecher cost?
OHSU does not publish one universal pediatric consultation fee because the amount depends on the physician, hospital/facility charges, service, insurance network, deductible and other factors. For a scheduled service, call OHSU’s Patient Estimate Team at 503-494-3508.
7. How much is the OHSU Doernbecher emergency room fee?
There is no single flat emergency-room fee. An ER visit can include hospital, professional, laboratory, imaging, medication and procedure charges depending on the care a child needs. Billing assistance is available at 503-494-8047.
8. How do I get my child’s medical records from OHSU?
Parents or legal guardians who are legally authorized can request a minor child’s records through MyChart Sharing Hub or OHSU Health Information Management. Medical correspondence can be reached at 503-494-8556.
9. Does OHSU Doernbecher have a pharmacy and pediatric lab?
Yes. The pediatric lab is open Monday through Friday from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. and can be reached at 503-418-5790. The Doernbecher outpatient pharmacy is on the seventh floor and is open Monday through Friday from 9 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.; its phone number is 503-418-5244.
10. Can families stay near OHSU Doernbecher for free?
Families traveling from outside the Portland metro area may be eligible to stay at OHSU’s Rood Family Pavilion without charge when space is available. Ask the child’s care team or social worker about eligibility and arrangements.

Official information checked for this guide

Operational details above were checked against current OHSU and OHSU Doernbecher pages. The useful facts are included directly in this article; these links are retained mainly for actions such as scheduling, forms, live provider availability or financial applications.