The Family Resource Center is located in the Main building lobby near Sophie’s Corner.
Obtain personal hygiene items such as toothbrushes and shampoo.Ī Family Resource Center Coordinator is available to provide guidance and amenities. Relax, Read, and/or enjoy a hot complimentary beverage. Check out books from the Library for patients and siblings. Catch up on work in a semi private office. While your child is a patient at Lucile Packard Children's Hospital Stanford, you can access the following services at the Family Resource Center: It is a special place where families can find relaxation, conduct personal business in the business center and perhaps even forget for a little while that they are in a hospital. Lucile Packard Children’s Hospital Stanford establishes innovative approaches to children’s health and wellbeing, setting national benchmarks for care, sustainability, and community engagement.The Family Resource Center provides support and access to resources for families. LPCH anticipates using 38 percent less water annually (saving nearly 800,000 gallons of water annually) and 60 percent less energy than average Northern California hospitals. Water and energy usage is displayed on an electronic dashboard in the lobby and on bedside entertainment systems. Sustainability innovations include water-efficient landscaping and water collection systems, recycled and reclaimed local materials, and exterior shading system to reduce the need for air conditioning. The hospital, which opened in December 2017, is one of just five new hospitals-and the second children’s hospital-in the world to earn the USGBC’s LEED ® Platinum designation. Other amenities include locally grown food served in the Harvest Café, regionally crafted art in common areas, Family Resource Center, and Story Corner where children can read or listen to storytelling. Wayfinding is based on California’s eco-regions, featuring colorful wall art, educational signage, and nature graphics that help patients and families navigate the hospital units while learning about the local environment. Additionally, every patient floor includes a family lounge, child life room, patient-family kitchen, and laundry facilities. Private patient rooms provide sleeping accommodations for two family members. All patient floors offer outdoor patios that overlook 3½ acres of landscaping and gardens. The hospital emphasizes holistic healing with views of nature, access to the outdoors, and abundant natural light. Pharmacy spaces are in the same location on every floor, allowing for a shared lift to optimize efficiency. 
Medication alcoves located outside patient rooms decrease the amount of time caregivers need to retrieve medication.
Staff circulation routes are separate from patients and their families. Co-location of medical services (including merging imaging and surgery platforms in the Treatment Center) result in less travel time for anesthesiologists. Through a data-driven planning process involving community open houses, simulations, tours and feedback from physicians, hospital staff and the Packard Children’s Family Advisory Council, HGA created an operationally efficient medical platform that supports superior pediatric care.įor instance, caregivers have direct sightlines from their workstations into patient rooms for quicker response. The teams worked closely with patients, families, and hospital faculty and staff to create the one-of-a-kind facility, which is anchored by the core themes of providing a family-centered approach to health care and meeting the highest standards for sustainability. The 521,000-square-foot building was designed, planned and built by executive architects and medical planners HGA design architects Perkins+Will engineers at Mazzetti and general contractor DPR Construction. Lucile Packard Children’s Hospital Stanford (LPCH) achieves Stanford Children’s Health’s goal to create America’s most technologically advanced, family-friendly, and environmentally sustainable hospital for babies, children, and expectant mothers. Lucile Packard Children's Hospital Stanford New Era of Pediatric Care in Northern California
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