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Get-well flower delivery in Hartford, CT: 9 florists are listed for this area, with designs from $38.99. Choose a bouquet, enter the recipient's delivery ZIP and compare the available florist offers. Confirm the delivery date, address, fees and final total before payment.
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| Florist | Rating | Reviews | Distance |
|---|---|---|---|
| Laneandlenge | 4.6 | 66 | 3.0 mi |
| House Offlora | 4.4 | 121 | 1.6 mi |
| Gordonbonetti Florist | 4.0 | 134 | 3.5 mi |
| Butler Florist And Garden | 3.5 | 26 | 3.0 mi |
| Jordan Florist Ofwindsor | 4.7 | 91 | 7.6 mi |
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What the floors accept follows particular units rather than a general category. The Gray Cancer Center and the infusion suites are the tightest adult rooms in the city: no lilies in any form, nothing perfumed, nothing dropping pollen onto a bed tray, because somebody mid-cycle has neither the immune margin nor the stomach for it. Ask on the order whether that room allows soil: several oncology and transplant floors would rather not have living compost at the bedside while counts are down, which is the one case where a plant is the wrong present. The Connecticut Burn Center and the intensive-care units at Hartford Hospital and Saint Francis generally take nothing past the door; a driver leaves the arrangement at reception for a named relative to carry up, so put that person's name and mobile number in the notes. At the Institute of Living, glass, wire, ribbon and balloon weights all come off the build — write *behavioral health* on the order and the shop switches to ceramic or plastic with no hardware in it. The cancer and cardiac floors at Connecticut Children's add latex to that list and decline anything with a part small enough to work loose. Maternity at 80 Seymour Street and the post-surgical floors at both city hospitals will take very nearly anything. Three details get a delivery upstairs: the building by name, the unit, and the patient's name as the admitting desk typed it.
Roughly 870 beds, Level 1 trauma, the Gray Cancer Center and the Connecticut Burn Center under one roof, all inside the centroid ZIP. Oncology wants no lilies, no fragrance, no pollen, and may refuse soil; burn and intensive care take nothing past reception, so name the relative who carries it up.
The only hospital in the state built solely for children, one block from Hartford Hospital. Its cancer, cardiac and intensive-care floors want no lilies, no latex, no scent and nothing with small loose parts; newborn intensive care takes nothing living. A newborn a family calls Connecticut Children's may be at 80 Seymour Street — confirm the building.
Hartford Hospital's orthopaedic hospital and its behavioral-health hospital, on the same slope. Joint replacements are short stays, so send to the house if discharge is close. Behavioral-health floors mean no glass, no wire, no long ribbon and no balloon weights — flag it and the build switches to ceramic or plastic.
Asylum Hill, northwest of downtown, and the one major campus with no shop on its side of the city. Butler Florist And Garden at 416 Park Rd. and Laneandlenge at 1 Memorial Rd are closest at three miles each, crossing town from West Hartford. Cardiac step-down accepts arrangements; intensive care does not.
A long-term acute-care hospital — ventilator weaning and neurological rehabilitation measured in months, not the two-night stays up on the Hartford hill. The only address here where sending twice beats sending once, and where a plant is a fixture rather than a gesture. Sealed container, no glass, no fragrance near respiratory units.
John Dempsey Hospital at 263 Farmington Avenue with the Neag Comprehensive Cancer Center; 100 Grand Street in New Britain and Bradley Memorial at 81 Meriden Avenue in Southington, both near Garden Path Florist; 71 Haynes Street in Manchester, nine miles from Parkhilljoyce; Bristol Health on Brewster Road; Middlesex Health on Crescent Street.
Where most of this page's flowers end up, since so much surgery in Hartford now discharges inside two days. No unit rules apply at all, so send the full, scented thing they would actually choose. The door is the problem instead: a Perfect Six in Frog Hollow or a triple-decker in Parkville has a row of buzzers and few labels.
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