As of Tuesday, May 5, 2026:
- A new parking garage is open, adding 452 spaces for patients and visitors.
- The main hospital entrance has moved to the South Brady entrance (D Tower). Physicians, APPs and team members previously using South Bridge should now use this entrance.
- South Bridge access has been redirected to South Brady.
- A second-floor walking bridge connects the garage to D Tower for OB and NICU access.
- South Brady entrance hours are 5 a.m. to 8 p.m., seven days a week.
- After-hours labor and emergency access remain available through the Emergency Department or the second-floor walking bridge.
- Complimentary valet and shuttle services are available weekdays.
Our new parking garage opened at HonorHealth Scottsdale Shea Medical Center, providing 452 additional parking spaces for patients and visitors, along with a new temporary main entrance.
New entrance changes
- The main hospital entrance has moved to the South Brady entrance (D Tower).
- A walking bridge connects the new parking garage to the second floor of D Tower, providing convenient access for OB patients and their families, as well as NICU visitors.
- This second-floor entrance uses an Evolv security system, as the safety of everyone on our campus remains our highest priority.
- Patients arriving for scheduled surgery, picking up or dropping off a patient, or attending a maternity tour or class should use the South Brady entrance.
- Team members, physicians and APPs currently entering through South Bridge will be redirected to the South Brady entrance.
The new South Brady entrance hours are 5 a.m. to 8 p.m., seven days a week. After hours, patients in active labor or anyone needing emergency care should enter through the Emergency Department or use the second-floor walking bridge from the new parking garage.
Parking, valet and shuttle information
We’re also making it easy for patients to get where they need to go:
- Complimentary valet parking and golf cart shuttles are available weekdays from 6 a.m. to 6 p.m.
- On weekends, visitors may self-park in any designated visitor lot.
- Shuttles serve all major campus facilities, including HonorHealth Cancer Care and the Piper Surgery building.
- Valet services are located on the first floor of the new parking garage. Tipping is optional.
- Wayfinding signage is posted throughout campus to help guide visitors.
Important information for maternity patients
- Scheduled maternity patients should enter using the walking bridge on the second floor of the new parking garage.
- Patients in active labor or needing emergency care after hours should enter through the Emergency Department or use the walking bridge.
- On weekends, visitors may self-park in designated visitor lots.
- Patients attending a maternity tour or class should use the South Brady entrance.
Parking guidance for specialty care patients
Piper Surgery building
- Parking is available in front of the building and in the adjacent parking structure.
- If the lot is full, valet service and shuttle transportation to the front entrance are available.
- Patients should arrive early to allow time for parking and check-in.
HonorHealth Cancer Care
- Valet service is available from 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. in the Virginia G. Piper Cancer Center circle.
- In the Piper Surgery Center garage:
- First floor is patient parking
- Designated second-floor area for HonorHealth Cancer Care patients and visitors, with valet support
- Third floor is reserved parking
- Fourth floor is team member parking
- Garage attendants are available from 5:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. on weekdays.
- Shuttle assistance is available by calling 602-885-1809.
- For wheelchair help or assistance, contact Volunteer Services at 480-583-6115.
Construction and renovations will continue through 2026, but all hospital services, including the Emergency Department, remain open and operational. For the latest updates, parking details and campus maps, please visit HonorHealth's Scottsdale Shea Medical Center construction page. Thank you for helping our patients find their way as we continue improving our campus.