Information for Parents and Visitors
Frequently Asked Questions
Parent's Most Asked Questions
When can I visit my child?
Parents and grandparents may visit anytime. Caregivers may make over night accommodations. Other visitors are welcome from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. daily. During cold and flu season, there may be limitations on visitation of brothers and sisters less than seven years of age.
Is there a doctor available all the time?
Mt. Washington Pediatric Hospital has 24-hour on-site pediatric coverage. We have an interdisciplinary team of 105 pediatric specialists who are dedicated to providing the highest quality of care.
Will my child get rehab everyday?
Depending on your child's needs, the therapists and physician will assess and determine the frequency of rehab services for the best outcome for your child.
How will I get help when my child goes home?
Our care team will help you coordinate with the caregivers in your community or, follow-up care at Mt. Washington Pediatric Hospital can be arranged through your primary care physician.
Can I tour the hospital?
Absolutely. Most parents find that taking a tour of our facility is very helpful. You may arrange a tour by calling our Admissions Office at 410-578-2600.
Why should my child come to Mt. Washington Pediatric Hospital?
As a specialty hospital we provide care for children with very specific needs. The physician that referred you to Mt. Washington Pediatric Hospital understands that we possess the expertise and resources best suited for the care of your child. Additionally, we have a child-friendly atmosphere and a staff of pediatricians, nurses and technicians dedicated to providing treatment in a loving and caring environment. Other amenities include an on-campus school to keep the children current with their studies and 16 pastoral acres.