Our Ronald McDonald Family Rooms at Primary Children’s Hospital in Salt Lake City offer families of hospitalized children places to rest, sleep overnight, eat, shower, do laundry, and more—all within the hospital, just steps away from their child’s bedside.
Serving inpatient and outpatient families, this is the largest Ronald McDonald Family Room in the world! We are happy to provide pediatric patient families with this home-away-from-home to rest and recharge.
Meals are lovingly prepared and served here by community volunteers. Families can also prepare meals from our pantry.
Four overnight guest rooms, a fully-stocked kitchen and spacious dining room, living room, a quiet meeting space, laundry facility, computers equipped with printers and fax availability, and a beautiful view of the Salt Lake Valley.
Exclusively serves parents with patients of the 52-bed Neonatal Intensive Care Unit and the 30-bed Pediatric Hematology, Oncology, and Cancer Units at Primary Children’s Hospital in Salt Lake City.
FEATURES
Two overnight guest bedrooms, kitchenette with snacks and beverages, seating area, private shower, laundry facilities, and Wi-Fi access.
Exclusively serves parents of patients of the Pediatric ICU, Neuro Trauma Unit, and Cardiac ICU at Primary Children’s Hospital in Salt Lake City. Full families can gather in the 3rd Floor Family Room.
FEATURES
Four rooms for daytime naps or overnight stays, a quiet respite area, kitchenette with snacks and beverages, restroom, shower, and laundry room.
For information on the Family Rooms at Primary Children’s Hospital, or volunteer opportunities, please contact our Family Room Manager Jessica Barlow at 801-662-5820.
Location: Primary Children’s Hospital, 100 Mario Capecchi Dr., Salt Lake City, UT 84132
To help support the Ronald McDonald Family Room, make a donation or sign up to volunteer today!
Parents don’t know when their children will need medical help. But they should know they can always access the care they need. And with your help, we can support them all throughout their journey.
