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Milwaukee Hospital-Children's Wisconsin

• Main Phone (414) 266-2000

Children's Wisconsin-Milwaukee Hospital is one of the nation's leading pediatric facilities, earning top ratings from U.S. News & World Report and others. Get directions, watch virtual tours, and more.

Visitor guidelines

As COVID-19 vaccination rates rise and infection rates fall, we continue to review and update our visitation procedures. We miss having additional family members and siblings in our hospitals and clinics, and appreciate the continued commitment and partnership of our patient families and staff to provide a safe environment for everyone. Below are our current visitor practices:

In our Milwaukee and Fox Valley hospital patient care units

• Patients without COVID-19: Two adults (age 18 and older) are allowed at the bedside at a time. Four adults are allowed on a patient’s visitor list. These four names must remain the same for the entire stay. Siblings and visitors under age 18 are not allowed in hospital patient care units at this time.
• COVID-19-positive patients: Two adults are allowed at the bedside at a time. Two adults are allowed on a patient’s visitor list. These two names must remain the same for the entire stay.

Specialty care, primary care, urgent care, labs, therapies, and community services – Two individuals may accompany the patient.

Surgicenter, Emergency Department Trauma Center (EDTC), Imaging, and surgical services on the Milwaukee campus – Two adults (age 18 and older) may accompany the patient.

 

Milwaukee 76th Street Clinic-Children’s Wisconsin

Our Milwaukee 76th Street Clinic provides individual and family therapy to children and adolescents struggling with social, emotional and/or behavioral concerns. Our experts work with children and teens, as well as the caregivers, family members and other people important to them.

Mount Pleasant Clinic-Children’s Wisconsin

Our Mount Pleasant Clinic provides individual and family therapy to children and adolescents struggling with social, emotional and/or behavioral concerns. Our experts work with children and teens, as well as the caregivers, family members and other people important to them.

New Berlin Clinic-Children's Wisconsin

• Main Phone (414) 607-5280

Children's specialty clinic in New Berlin is a pediatric specialty clinic that provides care for kids of all ages from head to toe.

Visitor guidelines: As COVID-19 vaccination rates rise and infection rates fall, we continue to review and update our visitation procedures. Please review our latest guidelines before coming to any Children’s Wisconsin location.

In all of our specialty care, primary care and urgent care clinics, two individuals may accompany the patient.

Pewaukee Clinic-Children’s Wisconsin

• Main Phone (414) 228-4800
• Main Fax (262) 691-4287

Our Pewaukee Clinic provides individual and family therapy to children and adolescents struggling with social, emotional and/or behavioral concerns. Our experts work with children and teens, as well as the caregivers, family members and other people important to them.

River Glen Clinic-Children’s Wisconsin

• Main Phone (414) 228-4800
• Main Fax (414) 247-1875

Our River Glen Clinic provides individual and family therapy to children and adolescents struggling with social, emotional and/or behavioral concerns. Our experts work with children and teens, as well as the caregivers, family members and other people important to them.

Stevens Point Clinic-Children’s Wisconsin

• Main Phone (715) 341-6672
• Main Fax (715) 341-8004

Our River Glen Clinic provides individual and family therapy to children and adolescents struggling with social, emotional and/or behavioral concerns. Our experts work with children and teens, as well as the caregivers, family members and other people important to them.

Wausau Clinic-Children’s Wisconsin

• Main Phone (715) 848-1457

Our Wausau Clinic provides individual and family therapy to children and adolescents struggling with social, emotional and/or behavioral concerns. Our experts work with children and teens, as well as the caregivers, family members and other people important to them.