Rady Children’s Hospital San Diego: Pediatric Care & Info

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Pediatric Hospital Guide · San Diego, California · Patient & Family Info

Rady Children’s Hospital San Diego contact details, pediatric emergency care, MyChart, medical records, billing, visitor info, specialties, and map

Rady Children’s Hospital-San Diego is a major pediatric hospital at 3020 Children’s Way, San Diego, CA 92123. The main hospital phone number is 858-576-1700.

This guide is written for parents, caregivers, families, and visitors who need fast, practical information: when to use the pediatric emergency department, who to call, how to access MyChart, how to request a child’s records, how billing works, where to park, and how to prepare for a hospital or clinic visit.

Call Main Hospital Emergency Care Info MyChart Login Map & Directions
Emergency warning: If your child has trouble breathing, blue lips, severe allergic reaction, seizure, major injury, uncontrolled bleeding, severe dehydration, possible poisoning, stroke-like symptoms, severe pain, suicidal crisis, or any life-threatening emergency, call 911 immediately.
Hospital name Rady Children’s Hospital-San Diego

Pediatric hospital and specialty-care center for children and young adults.

Address 3020 Children’s Way

San Diego, CA 92123.

Main phone 858-576-1700

Use for hospital contact and department routing.

Emergency center Open 24/7

Dedicated pediatric emergency care at the main hospital campus.

Medical records 858-966-5906

Use for record-release questions and written authorization support.

Patient portal Rady Children’s MyChart

Use MyChart for appointments, results, messages, refills, records, and billing access when available.

About Rady Children’s Hospital-San Diego

Rady Children’s is a pediatric-focused hospital and specialty-care system for children, teens, and young adults in the San Diego region.

Rady Children’s Hospital-San Diego is the main pediatric hospital campus at 3020 Children’s Way. Families may also visit nearby Rady Children’s medical office buildings, specialty clinics, outpatient labs, urgent care locations, and satellite clinics depending on the appointment or referral.

The hospital’s own “Who We Are” page describes Rady Children’s Hospital San Diego as a nonprofit pediatric-care facility dedicated to care, research, and teaching. It also identifies the hospital as the only San Diego-area hospital dedicated exclusively to pediatric health care.

For emergencies
Call 911 if your child needs immediate medical attention and you cannot safely transport them, or go to the Sam S. and Rose Stein Emergency Care Center on the main campus.
For appointments
Use your clinic instructions, Rady Children’s MyChart, provider office, referral unit, or the Customer Service Center to confirm location and arrival steps.
For records
Try MyChart first when available. If the record cannot be requested through MyChart, use Rady’s written authorization process.
For billing
Check whether the bill is from the hospital, a specialty physician, or primary care. Rady lists different billing contacts for each category.

Rady Children’s Hospital San Diego phone directory

Use the most specific number you have. For emergencies that cannot wait, call 911 instead of calling a department.

Department or need Phone / route Use it for
Main hospital 858-576-1700 General hospital contact, department transfer, location confirmation, and basic patient/family routing.
Customer Service Center 800-788-9029 or 858-966-4096 General pediatric resources, access questions, affiliated physician routing, and family support.
Medical Records 858-966-5906 Medical-record release questions, authorization support, record-copy routing, and older record requests.
Records release forms by mail request 858-966-5904 Ask that record-release forms be mailed when MyChart is not available or written forms are needed.
Patient Experience / Patient Relations 858-966-4950 Unresolved care concerns, compliments, grievances, and patient/family advocacy support.
Hospital Billing 858-966-4912 Hospital-service bills, guarantor number beginning with “F,” estimates, itemized statements, and account questions.
Physician / specialist billing 858-309-6290 or 858-966-5420 Professional billing for Rady Children’s Specialists of San Diego.
Primary care billing 858-502-1100 Children’s Primary Care Medical Group billing and primary-care account questions.
Financial counseling 858-966-4005 Financial assistance, insurance help, government coverage screening, and payment-plan support.
Central Referrals & Authorizations Unit 858-966-7546 Referral and authorization questions when your child’s specialist appointment or service requires approval.
International Services 858-966-8291 or 800-788-9029 Out-of-area and international family support, coordination, and access questions.
Telephone triage line 858-966-8093 After-hours nurse triage for families whose pediatrician subscribes to the service.
Calling checklist: Have the child’s full legal name, date of birth, parent/guardian name, medical-record number if known, clinic name, appointment date, insurance card, medication list, and the exact question before you call.

Pediatric emergency care at Rady Children’s Hospital-San Diego

The Sam S. and Rose Stein Emergency Care Center is the dedicated pediatric emergency center on the main hospital campus.

Use 911 when transport is unsafe

Rady’s emergency guidance says to call 911 immediately if your child needs immediate medical attention and you cannot safely transport your child to the hospital.

Dedicated pediatric emergency care

The emergency center is dedicated to caring for children and is staffed by pediatric emergency professionals trained for infants, children, teens, and young adults.

Level 1 pediatric trauma center

Rady describes the emergency center as the only Level 1 pediatric trauma center in San Diego County.

Open every day

Rady lists emergency services as available 24 hours a day, seven days a week.

Go to the ER or call 911 for Why it matters for children What to bring if safe
Trouble breathing, blue lips, severe asthma, choking, or major allergic reaction Breathing problems in children can worsen quickly. Inhalers, allergy plan, EpiPen information, medication list, and recent illness details.
Head injury, seizure, fainting, severe confusion, or unusual sleepiness Neurologic symptoms may need urgent evaluation and monitoring. Time of injury, video if available, medicines, known conditions, and prior seizure plan.
Possible poisoning, overdose, medication error, or unsafe ingestion Treatment depends on exact substance, amount, time, and symptoms. Bottle, label, packaging, estimated amount, and time of exposure if safe to bring.
Severe dehydration, persistent vomiting, severe abdominal pain, or bloody stool Children can become dehydrated faster than adults. Intake/output notes, fever readings, medicines given, and allergy list.
Major trauma, uncontrolled bleeding, serious burn, or broken-bone concern Trauma may require pediatric imaging, surgery, sedation, or specialist care. Mechanism of injury, last food/drink time, medications, and guardian information.
Mental health crisis, self-harm risk, or danger to self or others Immediate safety and crisis assessment may be needed. Current medications, therapist/doctor contacts, safety concerns, and crisis history.
Emergency portal warning: Do not use MyChart messages, appointment requests, email, or web forms for emergencies. Call 911 or seek emergency care.

Pediatrician, urgent care, or emergency room?

The right choice depends on severity, age, medical complexity, time of day, and whether symptoms are getting worse.

Pediatrician
Use for routine illness, medication questions, follow-up care, vaccines, forms, mild symptoms, and non-urgent concerns when the office is open.
Urgent care
Use for non-life-threatening issues such as mild injuries, fever checks, sore throat, ear pain, minor cuts, sprains, and simple testing when appropriate.
Emergency department
Use for severe, sudden, worsening, dangerous, or unclear symptoms, especially breathing trouble, serious injury, dehydration, seizure, poisoning, or mental health crisis.
Call 911
Use when your child may need immediate medical attention and you cannot safely transport them, or when delay could be dangerous.
Helpful tool: Rady’s website links to wait times and a symptom checker. Use those as support tools, not as a substitute for professional judgment when symptoms are severe or your child has a complex medical condition.

Appointments, referrals, authorizations, and visit preparation

Pediatric visits can involve referrals, insurance authorization, parent/guardian consent, clinic check-in, medical history, and age-based privacy rules.

Confirm the exact location. Ask whether the visit is at the main hospital, Medical Office Building, Rose Pavilion, outpatient lab, specialty clinic, urgent care, or satellite location.
Verify referral and authorization needs. Specialty visits, imaging, surgery, therapy, and some tests may require a doctor’s order, referral, or insurance authorization.
Bring parent or legal guardian information. Bring photo ID, insurance card, guardianship/custody paperwork if needed, medication list, allergies, immunization record if requested, and prior records.
Complete intake forms when available. Rady’s patient/visitor page asks families to complete a patient intake form and bring it to the hospital when applicable.
Ask about preparation instructions. Imaging, lab work, surgery, sedation, cardiology tests, and procedures may require fasting, medication holds, arrival time, or a driver.
Use MyChart after the visit. Check appointments, visit summaries, test results, prescription refills, messages, and billing when available.
Location warning: Rady’s main campus has multiple buildings and nearby specialty locations. “Children’s Way” and nearby Rady clinic addresses can mean different entrances, floors, or parking areas.

Pediatric specialties and services

Rady Children’s provides pediatric-focused care across many specialties. Confirm the exact clinic, provider, and appointment location before arriving.

Service area What families commonly need Practical next step
Emergency Medicine 24/7 pediatric emergency evaluation, trauma, serious illness, and urgent pediatric conditions. Call 911 when transport is unsafe or go to the emergency center for serious symptoms.
Heart Institute / Cardiology Heart evaluation, rhythm concerns, congenital heart disease, follow-up testing, and cardiology visits. Confirm whether your appointment is in Rose Pavilion, a clinic, imaging/testing area, or another location.
Cancer and blood disorders Oncology, hematology, infusion, labs, treatment planning, imaging, and family support. Ask about sequence of labs, infusion, imaging, pharmacy, clinic appointment, and visitor rules.
Neurology Seizures, headaches, developmental concerns, neurologic symptoms, and follow-up testing. Bring videos of episodes, medication list, prior imaging, school notes, and seizure plan if available.
Orthopedics & Scoliosis Fractures, sports injury, spine/scoliosis, joint problems, casting, braces, and surgery follow-up. Confirm if the visit is in the Medical Office Building and whether imaging is needed before the appointment.
Surgical Services Pediatric surgery consults, pre-op instructions, anesthesia, recovery, and post-op care. Confirm fasting instructions, medication holds, arrival time, consent requirements, and who must accompany the child.
Radiology / Imaging X-ray, ultrasound, CT, MRI, fluoroscopy, and child-friendly imaging support. Verify order, preparation, sedation possibility, arrival time, and whether images or reports are needed.
Autism Discovery Institute Autism-related assessment, developmental services, parent support, and specialty referrals. Confirm referral needs, waitlist steps, insurance requirements, school records, and prior evaluation documents.
Neonatology Care for newborns and medically complex infants, often connected to hospital and specialty programs. Use your hospital discharge plan, referral instructions, and pediatrician guidance for follow-up care.
Sports Medicine Youth sports injuries, concussion concerns, return-to-play questions, and rehab referrals. Bring injury details, school/sports forms, trainer notes, imaging results, and prior treatment history.
Specialty search tip: Use Rady’s Find a Doctor and specialty-service pages for provider names, clinics, and appointment routing. Your child’s appointment reminder may list a different building than the main hospital.

Main campus locations families commonly need

Rady’s main campus includes the hospital and nearby buildings. Confirm the exact floor, entrance, and parking before arrival.

Location Address / area Common use
Main hospital campus 3020 Children’s Way, San Diego, CA 92123 Hospital services, emergency care, inpatient care, family support, and campus orientation.
Sam S. and Rose Stein Emergency Care Center 3020 Children’s Way, 1st Floor Pediatric emergency care, trauma, serious illness, and urgent evaluation.
Medical Office Building 3030 Children’s Way, San Diego, CA 92123 Outpatient lab, orthopedics, scoliosis, pediatric surgery, and other specialty clinics.
Rose Pavilion 3020 Children’s Way campus area Cardiology and related pediatric specialty services when listed on appointment instructions.
Autism Discovery Institute 3685 Kearny Villa Road, San Diego, CA 92123 Autism and developmental specialty services.
Health Information / Business Center 5898 Copley Drive, San Diego, CA 92111 Medical-record release support and certain in-person Health Information Department needs.
Before driving: Confirm the building, floor, suite, entrance, parking area, arrival time, and whether your child should avoid food or drink before the visit.

Rady Children’s MyChart: results, appointments, refills, messages, and proxy access

MyChart is the secure online portal route for many Rady Children’s patients and families.

Open the official Rady Children’s MyChart page. Use MyChart at Rady Children’s rather than a third-party portal link.
Sign in or request access. Ask your Rady Children’s clinic about sign-up, activation, proxy access, and account type for parents or caregivers.
Use MyChart for non-urgent tasks. Depending on access, MyChart can help with appointment scheduling, test results, prescription refill requests, messages, records, billing, and visit information.
Understand age-based privacy. Rady’s MyChart FAQ explains that parent/caregiver access changes when a child becomes a teen and changes again when the patient turns 18.
Call the Service Desk when access fails. For MyChart questions, Rady’s FAQ directs families to call the Rady Children’s Service Desk at 877-902-4278 and ask for the MyChart team.
Teen privacy warning: California privacy rules may limit what parents can see in a teen’s chart. Ask Rady Children’s directly before assuming a parent account will show every result, note, or message.

Medical records, release forms, MyChart records, and written requests

Children’s medical records are private. Access depends on parent/guardian authority, patient age, consent, California law, HIPAA, and Rady Children’s policies.

Record need Best route What to include
Recent test result, after-visit summary, or appointment detail Rady Children’s MyChart Child’s patient portal access, appointment date, clinic, provider, and test name.
Complete medical-record copy MyChart if available, otherwise written authorization Patient name, date of birth, date range, records requested, parent/guardian signature, and delivery method.
Records sent to another provider Authorization for use or disclosure of health information Receiving provider name, fax/address, record type, date range, and reason for release.
Records for school, insurance, disability, legal, or custody use Formal record request Exact form, deadline, record type, date range, guardian authority, and where records should be sent.
Radiology images or imaging reports Radiology or Health Information Department Exam type, date, ordering provider, whether you need images, report, or both.
Deceased patient records Written request with legal documentation Death certificate or evidence of next-of-kin/executorship, patient identifiers, and signed request.
Official record address: Rady lists written medical-record requests by mail to Rady Children’s Hospital-San Diego, Health Information Department – Release of Information, 3020 Children’s Way, MC 5049, San Diego, California 92123-4282. The Health Information Department physical address is 5898 Copley Drive, San Diego, CA 92111.
Record-request warning: Rady states unsigned requests will not be processed and incomplete releases will be returned for correction. Review every line before sending forms.

Billing, insurance, estimates, facility charges, and multiple bills

Children’s hospital billing can include hospital facility charges, physician/professional charges, imaging, anesthesia, specialty services, insurance adjustments, deductibles, co-pays, and separate statements.

Hospital billing

For bills from Rady Children’s Hospital-San Diego, Rady lists hospital billing at 858-966-4912 and pfscustomerservices@rchsd.org.

Professional billing

For Rady Children’s Specialists of San Diego professional bills, Rady lists 858-309-6290, 858-966-5420, and mpfcustomerservice@rchsd.org.

Multiple bills can happen

Rady’s billing FAQ explains that families may receive separate hospital and professional bills, plus bills from affiliates such as imaging or anesthesia providers.

Use MyChart billing tools

MyChart can help with bill payment, itemized statements, balance details, insurance updates, and estimate tools when available.

Before scheduled care
Call your insurance plan to ask whether the hospital, clinic, physician, anesthesia, imaging, lab, therapy, and procedure are in-network and authorized.
After a bill arrives
Match the statement date, date of service, guarantor number, insurance payment, patient responsibility, and whether it is a hospital, specialist, or primary-care bill.
For an estimate
Use Rady’s cost-estimation tool when available. For hospital estimates, Rady’s billing FAQ lists 858-966-4912.
For itemized bills
Rady’s billing FAQ explains families can request itemized statements in MyChart or through billing support.
Billing caution: A single date of care may produce more than one bill. Do not assume a second bill is a duplicate until you compare provider, account number, service type, and Explanation of Benefits.

Financial assistance, insurance help, and payment plans

Families who are uninsured, underinsured, or facing high medical costs should ask about financial counseling early.

Call financial counseling. Rady lists Financial Assistance contact at 858-966-4005.
Ask what support may apply. Ask about government-sponsored health benefit programs, low-cost insurance options, manageable payment plans, and Rady’s Financial Assistance Program.
Gather documents before applying. You may need proof of income, household size, insurance status, identification, benefit letters, tax records, or other financial information.
Ask which bills are covered. Hospital bills, specialist bills, primary-care bills, ambulance bills, outside lab bills, imaging bills, and anesthesia bills may be handled separately.
Keep written proof. Save the application, documents submitted, approval/denial letter, payment-plan terms, account numbers, and all statements.
Helpful wording: “My child received care at Rady Children’s Hospital-San Diego on ____. I cannot afford the balance. Can you screen us for financial assistance, low-cost coverage, a payment plan, and any required documents?”

Visitor information, Partners in Care, inpatient stay, and family support

Pediatric hospital visits involve family-centered care, privacy, visitor restrictions, infection-control rules, and unit-specific guidance.

Check visitor restrictions first

Rady’s patient/visitor page notes visitor restrictions and uses “Partners in Care” language for hospital and clinic visiting. Always verify current rules before arrival.

Bring key items

Bring photo ID, insurance card, medication list, glasses/hearing aids, comfort item, phone charger, custody/guardian paperwork if needed, and discharge questions.

Ask about Child Life support

Rady’s patient/visitor page highlights Child Life Services, family-centered care, confidentiality, and resources to help children cope with care.

Know patient privacy limits

Staff may limit what can be shared based on law, patient age, teen confidentiality, guardianship, authorization, or the child’s clinical situation.

During inpatient stay
Ask the nurse or care team about rounding times, test timing, medications, pain plan, diet, school/activity limits, discharge goals, and family lodging needs.
When waiting in the ED
Tell the triage nurse immediately if your child’s condition changes, including worsening pain, breathing difficulty, vomiting, new rash, fever change, confusion, or behavior changes.
Before discharge
Ask for medication instructions, warning signs, follow-up timing, school/activity notes, equipment needs, and who to call after hours.

Parking, construction updates, campus navigation, and arrival tips

Parking and entrances can change because Rady Children’s has an active campus development plan.

Campus need What to check Practical note
Main hospital parking Current parking updates on Rady’s parking page. Rady says main-campus parking is limited to patients and those involved in direct patient care.
Emergency department entrance Follow signs for the Sam S. and Rose Stein Emergency Care Center. If your child’s condition is severe or transport is unsafe, call 911 instead of driving.
Medical Office Building 3030 Children’s Way, floor, clinic, and suite. Many outpatient specialty visits are not at the same door as the main hospital entrance.
Construction delays Parking updates, road signs, and appointment instructions. Arrive early for registration, especially for surgery, imaging, lab, cardiology testing, and new-patient visits.
Accessibility needs Drop-off, wheelchair access, elevator route, and parking location. Call ahead if the child has mobility, oxygen, sensory, or medical-equipment needs.
Parking warning: Use the latest Rady Children’s parking page before a visit. Campus construction and patient-only parking rules can affect where families should park.

Patient relations, complaints, concerns, and family advocacy

If something does not feel clear or safe, start with the care team and escalate when the issue is not resolved.

Start with the clinical team

Rady encourages families to address concerns directly with the doctor, nurse, clinical team, or department manager first.

Contact Patient Relations

If unresolved, Rady lists Patient Relations at extension 244950 from inside the hospital or 858-966-4950 from an outside line.

Email option

Rady lists refsvc@rchsd.org for the Patient Relations team on the complaints, concerns, and grievances page.

Keep clear notes

Write down date, time, unit, room, child’s name, staff role, concern, who you spoke with, and what follow-up was promised.

Care-concern script: “My concern is ____. I already spoke with ____. I need help understanding the plan, safety issue, discharge instruction, medication, test delay, or communication concern.”

Rady Children’s Hospital San Diego map and directions

Use the main campus map for the hospital and emergency department. Confirm the exact building if the appointment is in a clinic or medical office building.

Main hospital campus

Rady Children’s Hospital-San Diego
3020 Children’s Way
San Diego, CA 92123
Main: 858-576-1700
Customer Service: 800-788-9029

Use for the main hospital, pediatric emergency department, inpatient care, and campus orientation.

Medical Office Building

Rady Children’s Medical Office Building
3030 Children’s Way
San Diego, CA 92123
Common services include outpatient lab, orthopedics, scoliosis, pediatric surgery, and specialty clinics.

Use appointment instructions to confirm floor, clinic, suite, and parking area.

Official source checklist for this Rady Children’s guide

Use these official and authoritative sources for final verification because phone numbers, visitor rules, records procedures, parking, billing contacts, and service locations can change.

Source What it verifies When to use it
Rady Children’s Health Main hospital navigation, MyChart login, wait times, Find a Doctor, specialty services, and pediatric care resources. Use first for current Rady Children’s information.
Contact Us Main address, main phone, medical records, billing contacts, patient experience, referrals, customer service, and international services. Use for phone numbers and department routing.
Main Campus Main hospital location, campus navigation, emergency center, Medical Office Building, outpatient lab, cardiology, orthopedics, surgery, and specialty locations. Use before driving to a hospital or clinic appointment.
Children’s Emergency Department Pediatric emergency care, 24/7 emergency services, Level 1 pediatric trauma center description, 911 guidance, triage line, and symptom checker context. Use for emergency department information, not as a substitute for 911.
ED What to Expect Emergency department triage, waiting-room guidance, treatment-area expectations, and what families should do when a child’s condition changes. Use before or during an emergency department visit.
Patients / Visitors Family-centered care, visitor restrictions, confidentiality, Child Life Services, Family Guide, Emergency Guide, and patient-intake form guidance. Use before a hospital stay or clinic visit.
Medical Records MyChart record requests, written authorization steps, Health Information Department addresses, deceased-patient record requirements, and release-form support. Use for record copies and medical-record release questions.
MyChart FAQ MyChart Bedside, age-based parent/caregiver access, teen privacy changes, adult-patient access, foster-parent access, and MyChart team support. Use for portal access and parent/teen privacy questions.
Help Paying Your Bill Hospital billing, specialist billing, primary-care billing, MyChart payment, Pay as Guest, and charity-care references. Use for bill-payment routing and account questions.
Billing FAQ Multiple bills, facility charges, hospital-based clinic charges, itemized statements, insurance updates, estimates, and financial-assistance routing. Use when a bill is confusing or a family receives more than one statement.
Financial Assistance Financial counseling phone, hours, eligibility notes, assistance documents, payment-plan help, and insurance help. Use when a family cannot afford a bill or needs coverage guidance.
Parking Campus development parking updates and patient/direct-care parking limitations. Use before visiting the main campus.
Complaints, Concerns or Grievances Patient Relations escalation, phone, email, mailing address, and grievance-response guidance. Use for unresolved patient/family concerns.
California HCAI Hospital Profile State hospital profile, address, facility type, license category, emergency room service level, licensed beds, and open status. Use as a California facility verification source.
Independent guide notice: USHospitalGuides.com is not Rady Children’s Hospital-San Diego, Rady Children’s Health, an insurance company, Medicare, Medi-Cal, a pediatrician, or an emergency medical provider. Always verify appointments, emergency instructions, bills, records, visitor rules, parking, and medical advice directly with official Rady Children’s sources or your child’s care team.

Rady Children’s Hospital San Diego FAQs

These FAQs focus on address, main phone, emergency care, MyChart, medical records, billing, financial assistance, visitor rules, parking, and family support.

1. What is the address of Rady Children’s Hospital-San Diego?
Rady Children’s Hospital-San Diego is located at 3020 Children’s Way, San Diego, CA 92123.
2. What is the main phone number for Rady Children’s Hospital-San Diego?
The main hospital phone number is 858-576-1700. Use it for general hospital contact, department transfers, and location routing.
3. Is Rady Children’s emergency department open 24 hours?
Yes. Rady lists pediatric emergency services as available 24 hours a day, seven days a week at the Sam S. and Rose Stein Emergency Care Center.
4. When should I call 911 instead of driving to Rady Children’s?
Call 911 if your child needs immediate medical attention and you cannot safely transport them, or if symptoms are life-threatening, such as severe breathing trouble, seizure, major injury, uncontrolled bleeding, poisoning, or serious mental health crisis.
5. How do I access Rady Children’s MyChart?
Use the official MyChart at Rady Children’s login page or ask your child’s clinic about sign-up and proxy access. MyChart can help with appointments, test results, messages, prescription refill requests, records, and billing when available.
6. How do I request medical records from Rady Children’s?
Try requesting records through MyChart first. If that is not available, complete Rady’s Authorization for Use or Disclosure of Health Information form and send it to the Health Information Department. For questions, call Medical Records at 858-966-5906.
7. Why did I receive more than one bill from Rady Children’s?
Rady’s billing FAQ explains that families may receive separate hospital and professional bills, plus possible bills from affiliates such as imaging or anesthesia providers. Compare account numbers, service dates, provider names, and insurance explanations before assuming a duplicate.
8. Who do I call for Rady Children’s hospital billing?
For bills from Rady Children’s Hospital-San Diego, call hospital billing at 858-966-4912 or use the billing contact route listed on your statement. Specialist and primary-care bills may use different numbers.
9. Does Rady Children’s offer financial assistance?
Yes. Rady Children’s financial-assistance page says financial counseling may help with government coverage, low-cost insurance, payment plans, or the Financial Assistance Program. Call 858-966-4005 for financial counseling.
10. Is parking available at Rady Children’s Hospital-San Diego?
Parking is available on the main campus, but Rady’s parking page notes ongoing campus development and says main-campus parking is limited to patients and those involved in direct patient care. Check the latest parking page before arriving.