Contact Us

Here, families are never alone on their children's healthcare journey.

Below you will find a number of useful resources, including a list of frequently used numbers as well as contacts for patient referrals, sharing your feedback, donating, volunteering and more. We welcome your call.

If your child is experiencing an emergency situation, please call 911.

Where to Find Us

Shriners Children’s Charleston 
Roper Medical Office Building 
125 Doughty St. 7th Floor 
Charleston, SC 29403

854-222-2235

Request an Appointment

Families and caregivers seeking outpatient treatment should start by contacting us by phone or by completing our Request an Appointment form.

Contact Shiners Children's Charleston: 
854-222-2235

Toll-free patient referral line for the United States: 
888-811-7034

Toll-free patient referral line for Canada: 
866-402-0310

Families and caregivers who are seeking inpatient burn care treatment can find more information at MUSC Health South Carolina Burn Center.

Refer a Patient

Physicians and health professionals can contact us with questions about our services by phone or by completing our Patient Referral Form.

Patient referrals for Shiners Children's Charleston: 
854-222-2235 

Toll-free patient referral line for the United States: 
888-811-7034

Toll-free patient referral line for Canada: 
866-402-0310

Share Your Compliments, Concerns and Suggestions

We’d like to hear about your visit and welcome your feedback.

Shriners Children’s Charleston 
Roper Medical Office Building 
125 Doughty St. 7th Floor 
Charleston, SC 29403

854-222-2235

You can also share any concerns during your child's visit by speaking with the manager of the department or service area. Learn More.

Visit our Ethics and Compliance page for more options on providing feedback.

Media and Public Relations Inquiries

Media and public relations: 916-453-2218

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We Understand the Unique Medical Needs of Children

We provide vital, pioneering treatment from birth to age 18. Here, children have the opportunity to be evaluated and treated by doctors recognized as the best by their peers.