Flower Delivery to UCI Medical Center & Hoag Hospital Irvine

When someone you care about is in the hospital, sending flowers is one of the most meaningful things you can do. A beautiful arrangement on a bedside table says I am thinking of you in a way that a text message simply cannot. Gemma Flowers delivers to both UCI Medical Center and Hoag Hospital Irvine with care, sensitivity, and attention to the specific guidelines that hospital flower deliveries require.

We understand that if you are visiting this page, you may be worried about someone. We want to make this as easy as possible for you. Choose an arrangement, tell us the patient's name and room number, and we will handle the rest. Our delivery team is familiar with both hospitals and knows how to navigate check-in procedures, reception desks, and floor-specific delivery protocols so that your flowers arrive safely and on time.

UCI Medical Center, located in Orange, is one of the region's leading academic medical centers and a Level I trauma center. It serves patients from across Orange County and beyond. Hoag Hospital Irvine, situated on Sand Canyon Avenue, provides a broad range of inpatient and outpatient services in a modern, patient-focused facility. We deliver to both locations seven days a week, with same-day delivery available when you order before 2:00 PM.

Before you order, here are a few important things to know about sending flowers to a hospital. Not all wards allow fresh flowers. Intensive care units, oncology departments, and certain post-surgical recovery areas typically restrict fresh arrangements due to infection control and allergy concerns. If your recipient is in one of these units, we recommend our Everlasting Roses — preserved roses that are pollen-free, fragrance-free, and safe for sensitive environments — or contacting the hospital's front desk to confirm their policy before ordering.

For wards that do accept fresh flowers, choosing the right arrangement matters. Low-pollen flowers are the safest choice for a hospital room. Roses, orchids, and gerbera daisies are excellent options because they produce minimal pollen and are unlikely to trigger allergies in patients or neighboring rooms. Lilies, while beautiful, produce heavy pollen that can stain clothing and bedding and may cause discomfort for patients with respiratory sensitivities. We design our hospital-appropriate arrangements with these considerations in mind.

Size also matters for hospital deliveries. Bedside tables are small, and hospital rooms are shared spaces. A compact arrangement that fits comfortably on a tray table or windowsill is far more practical than a large-format display that takes up the only available surface. Our Petite Charm at $69 is specifically designed for exactly this purpose — a beautiful, compact arrangement of roses and baby's breath that brings warmth to a hospital room without overwhelming the space. Our Sweet Petite at $105 offers a slightly fuller arrangement while still maintaining a thoughtful, bedside-appropriate size.

For a more substantial gesture, our Grateful Heart at $115 is a lovely choice that expresses gratitude and care with a pastel mix of seasonal blooms. The Spring Surprise at $165 delivers a bright, cheerful arrangement that can lift spirits and bring a sense of normalcy to a hospital stay. And our Pure Elegance at $165 — with its white and cream tones — is a serene, elegant option that conveys peace and support without being somber.

When addressing a hospital delivery, include the patient's full name as it appears on their admission records, the room number if you have it, and the hospital floor or unit if known. If you do not have a room number, our delivery team will work with the hospital's front desk or information line to locate the patient. Please note that hospitals may not accept deliveries for patients who have requested privacy, so confirm with the family if you are unsure.

We also serve a second important audience at these hospitals: the staff. Healthcare workers give extraordinary amounts of themselves every day, and flowers are one of the most appreciated ways to say thank you. Nurse appreciation arrangements delivered to a floor station during Nurses Week, retirement flowers for a physician completing a long career, and holiday arrangements for the department break room are all orders we handle regularly. Our Grateful Heart at $115 is a popular choice for staff appreciation — its name says it all.

If you are sending flowers to a colleague who works at UCI Medical Center or Hoag Hospital Irvine, include the department name and floor in the delivery instructions. Staff deliveries are typically left at the unit's reception area or break room, and we coordinate with hospital staff to ensure they reach the right team.

Our standard delivery fee to both UCI Medical Center and Hoag Hospital Irvine is $10.00. We deliver seven days a week, and same-day delivery is available when ordered before 2:00 PM. Every arrangement is crafted fresh on the day of delivery, and we include a personalized card message at no extra charge.

Sending flowers to someone in the hospital is an act of kindness. We treat every hospital delivery with the care and sensitivity it deserves.