USA Health provides an unrivaled level of academic medicine to the region. From our highly trained providers to our specialties and facilities, we are transforming medicine.
Maybe you're planning to visit a friend or family member who is in the hospital. Maybe you want to accompany them on an office visit. Or you may be interested in supporting our healthcare mission by becoming a volunteer. Whatever the case, we try to provide answers to the many questions you may have about USA Health.
USA Health consists of two hospitals, a cancer treatment and research center, multiple physician clinics and many other facilities. Learn more about each entity or find an address, directions and contact information about specific locations.
Our facilities offer a variety of services and amenities to make your visit more convenient and comfortable. Find out what's offered at each location.
We offer an extensive menu selection of healthy options to patients and visitors throughout the day.
The Class Act program is a cooperative effort between USA Children's & Women's Hospital and the Mobile County Public School System that helps pediatric patients stay on track academically while in the hospital.
Parking at Children's & Women's Hospital is free for all patients and visitors.
Visit our gift shop to purchase gifts, magazines, cards, toiletries, flowers and other items. Click below for more information and hours of operation.
Located in a natural setting along the entrance drive to USA Children's & Women's Hospital, the park provides a tranquil place where children and families can relax and enjoy outdoor sculptures while taking in the peacefulness that nature provides.
The Mapp Child and Family Life Program is in place to help support families with hospitalized children.
Families whose children are hospitalized find a quiet place in the Ronald McDonald Family Rooms. Here they can relax for a short time away from their children, do laundry, shower and have a cup of coffee and snacks.
The Tree House is a playroom available to all pediatric patients of all ages who are not on isolation precautions.
Visiting hours vary in each unit at Children's and Women's Hospital.
We offer free wireless access from anywhere inside the hospital to all of our patients and visitors.
Complimentary valet parking is available at the front door of MCI. Additional patient parking and handicapped parking areas are located to the east and south of the building.
At MCI we offer wigs, scarfs, hats, bra prostheses and bra options for patients who cannot afford to purchase these items.
Cancer patients on some therapies at USA Mitchell Cancer Institute can now fill uncommon prescriptions at MCI’s specialty pharmacy.
We offer free wireless access from anywhere inside MCI to all of our patients and visitors.
The University Hospital cafeteria is located on the second floor. We offer healthy food choices that include fresh fruits and vegetables at our soup, salad and sandwich bar.
Our gift shop, operated by the University Hospital Volunteer Auxiliary, is located on the first floor of the facility. Visit us to purchase gifts, magazines, cards, toiletries, flowers and other items.
Visiting hours vary in each unit at University Hospital.
We offer free wireless internet from anywhere inside the hospital to all of our patients and visitors.
We offer free wireless internet to our patients and visitors at all USA Health clinics and physician offices.
Parking at all USA Health clinics and physician offices is free for all patients and visitors.
Make a positive impact on your community by volunteering. Discover what opportunities are available.
We appreciate your support of our continued mission in the community to help people lead longer, healthier lives.
USA Health has received the following awards:
Through education and research, we are training tomorrow's caregivers and transforming medicine throughout the region.
Learn MoreThrough our clinical trials program, we offer treatment options not yet available to the general public. Find out about our clinical trials program.
Learn MoreAs students prepare to head back to school in August, parents and caregivers seeking immunizations for children are advised to make those appointments immediately with their healthcare provider.
In the 1980s, Dr. Robert Gilbert was studying to become a pathologist like his father when he decided to follow a different path. He loved science but wanted something more. “I realized I preferred to see patients and take care of them,” he said.
Alan Whaley, D.B.A., has been named chief operating officer for USA Health. Working in a dyad relationship with Chief Medical Officer Michael Chang, M.D., Whaley will work with leadership throughout the health system to plan and develop operational budgets and strategic initiatives that support USA Health’s mission, vision and values with well-balanced clinical, academic and research programs.
