Outpatient Clinic Mon–Fri 8 AM–7 PM

1250 Harbor View Drive, San Diego

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Patients & Visitors

Visiting hours, getting here, what to bring and your stay.

Visiting Hours

When You Can Visit

Every ward shows whether visiting is open right now, on San Diego time.

General Wards

11 AM – 8 PM

Two visitors at a bedside

Visiting Hours

Children's Ward

8 AM – 8 PM

Parents and carers any time

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Maternity

10 AM – 8 PM

Birth partners any time

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Intensive Care

2 PM – 6 PM

Close family, after a call to the unit

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Getting Here

Find Us On Harbor View Drive

  • Main Entrance1250 Harbor View Drive
  • Emergency EntranceBay Street, Open 24/7
  • Parking GarageFirst 30 Minutes Free
  • Day Rate For Patients$8
  • TrolleyHarbor View Stop, 2 Min Walk
Before You Come

What To Bring

For A Clinic Visit

  • Insurance CardFront And Back
  • Photo IDAny Government ID
  • Your MedicinesA List Or The Boxes
  • Referral LetterIf You Have One

For A Hospital Stay

  • ClothesLoose, Comfortable
  • ToiletriesToothbrush, Soap, Towel
  • Glasses & Hearing AidsWith Their Cases
  • Phone ChargerA Long Cable Helps
Your Stay

Comfort Between Treatments

Meals

Three meals a day, planned with our dietitians for your diet.

Free Wi-Fi

Fast wireless in every room, the cafe and the gardens.

Interpreters

Fourteen languages on staff and more by video call.

Family Rooms

Quiet rooms where families can rest near the wards.

Visitor Questions

Good To Know

What Are The Visiting Hours?

General wards 11 AM to 8 PM every day. The children's ward welcomes parents at any time.

Is There Parking?

Yes, a covered garage on Harbor View Drive with the first 30 minutes free and reduced day rates for patients.

Can I Stay With My Child?

Always. A parent or carer can stay for every exam and overnight on the children's ward.

How Do Same-Day Sick Visits Work?

Call before 10 AM or book online; we keep slots free every morning for children who are unwell.

Which Vaccines Does My Child Need?

Use the vaccination planner for every recommended vaccine by date, then book them in one visit.

When Should I Go To The Emergency Room?

Chest pain, trouble breathing, stroke signs, severe bleeding or a serious injury: come straight in or call 911.