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The University of Miami Hospital, located at 1400 NW 12th Ave in Miami, FL, is affiliated with the University of Miami´s Miller School of Medicine, which was founded in 1952 as Florida´s first medical school. While the specific founding date of the hospital itself, its bed capacity, major awards, and specialized medical programs aren´t detailed in the available information, the hospital is part of the University of Miami Health System, which includes the Sylvester Comprehensive Cancer Center established in 1973. The Miller School of Medicine features 23 clinical departments and 6 basic science departments, suggesting a comprehensive range of medical specialties available at the affiliated hospital.

NPI Number : 1396946208

1400 NW 12th Ave, Miami, FL 33136

+1 (305) 689-5511

umiamihealth.org

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Departments

General Surgery

Neurology

Cardiology

Oncology

Ophthalmology

Orthopedics

Pulmonology

Primary Care

Endocrinology

Dermatology

Hematology

Obstetrics & Gynecology

Gastroenterology

Allergy & Immunology

Pediatrics

Appointment Information

Department	Online Appointment	Phone Scheduling	Walk-in Availability	Same-Day Appointment
Cardiology	MyUHealth Chart (existing patients), Find a Doctor portal (new patients)	305-243-2273	Not specified	Not specified
Neurology	MyUHealth Chart (existing patients), Find a Doctor portal (new patients)	305-243-2273	Not specified	Not specified
Primary Care	MyUHealth Chart (existing patients), Find a Doctor portal (new patients)	305-243-2273	Not specified	Not specified
Pulmonology	MyUHealth Chart (existing patients), Find a Doctor portal (new patients)	305-243-2273	Not specified	Not specified
Oncology	MyUHealth Chart (existing patients), Find a Doctor portal (new patients)	305-243-2273	Not specified	Not specified
Surgery	MyUHealth Chart (existing patients), Find a Doctor portal (new patients)	305-243-2273	Not specified	Not specified

Visiting Hours

Department	Patient Visitation Policy	Online Video Visits	Phone Scheduling	Walk-In Visits	Same-Day Visit Option
Ambulatory (Outpatient) Clinics	Two visitors permitted with a patient.	Available through MyUHealthChart virtual care/video visit system.	Patients may call to schedule visits and receive instructions.	Walk-ins allowed, but subject to daily capacity and safety protocols.	Permitted if capacity allows; restrictions may apply based on patient volume.
Emergency Department	One visitor permitted in patient room. If patient is in hallway bed, visitor must wait in waiting area due to space.	Not offered for Emergency care.	Call main hospital line for visitation inquiries and coordination.	Walk-ins permitted 24/7; visitor capacity controlled by space.	Available depending on current occupancy and conditions.
Inpatient Units	Two visitors permitted bedside at a time. One overnight visitor except in ICU. Minors (<15) must be accompanied by adult.	Virtual care/video visits available if patient condition allows.	Visits can be arranged by phone through nursing or floor staff.	Walk-in visits accepted during hours: 9:00 a.m.–9:00 p.m.	Late or same-day visits permitted based on safety and capacity.
Intensive Care Unit (ICU)	Two visitors permitted bedside at a time, 10:00 a.m.–9:00 p.m. Overnight stays by exception only.	Virtual visits may be possible, subject to clinical approval.	Families may call to discuss ICU visitation options with staff.	Walk-in subject to stricter control and clinical approval.	Same-day access allowed depending on clinical situation.
Pediatric Patients	Both parents allowed. No siblings at Alex’s Place. Children must be supervised and remain in room.	Virtual options available; parent or guardian required for minors.	Call for appointment and visitation coordination.	Walk-in allowed; subject to policy and room occupancy.	Same-day permitted per clinical policy and department guidance.
Oncology Care Unit	One visitor allowed in patient room; others may wait in the waiting area.	Virtual visits available for scheduled appointments.	Scheduling by phone possible.	Walk-in allowed within set capacity/security limits.	Same-day visits allowed if unit capacity permits.

Important Doctors

University of Miami Hospital Information

Management and Leadership Team

Department	Name	Title	Area of Expertise / Role
Executive Management	Joseph J. Echevarria	President & CEO	University Leadership, Strategic Oversight, Operations
Executive Management	Dipen J. Parekh, M.D.	Chief Operating Officer	Clinical Operations, Hospital Administration
Marketing & Communications	Carlos Correcha-Price	Chief Marketing and Communications Officer	Brand Management, Communications Strategy
Finance	Ray Coto, CPA, CGMA	Vice President & Chief Financial Officer	Financial Management, Resource Allocation
Compliance	Julie Ann Dean, J.D., M.B.A., CHC, CHRC, CHPC	Chief Compliance and Privacy Officer	Compliance Oversight, Privacy, Risk Management
Academic Affairs	Henri R. Ford, M.D., M.H.A.	Dean & Chief Academic Officer	Academic Leadership, Education, Research
Hospital Administration	Kymberlee J. Manni, Ph.D., RCIS	Chief Executive Officer, University of Miami Hospital and Clinics	Hospital Operations, Patient Care Quality
Human Resources	Alison Mincey, J.D.	Senior Vice President & Chief Human Resources Officer	Talent Management, Workforce Planning
Compliance & Information	David W. Reis, Ph.D.	Chief Information Officer	Information Technology, Digital Health
Medical Leadership	Eduardo C. Alfonso, M.D.	Medical Director, Bascom Palmer Eye Institute	Ophthalmology, Patient Safety, Clinical Excellence
Medical Leadership	David J. Arnold, M.D.	Chief Medical Officer, Lennar Foundation Medical Center	Clinical Operations, Patient Care
Medical Leadership	Gaetano Ciancio, M.D., M.B.A.	Chief Medical Officer, Miami Transplant Institute	Transplant Programs, Medical Oversight
Medical Leadership	Tanira B.D. Ferreira, M.D., FCCP	Chief Medical Officer, Inpatient and Acute Care Services	Hospital Medicine, Quality Initiatives
Medical Leadership	Stephen D. Nimer, M.D.	Director, Sylvester Comprehensive Cancer Center	Cancer Care, Research, Strategic Development
Medical Leadership	Roy E. Weiss, M.D., Ph.D.	Chief Medical Officer, Ambulatory Services	Outpatient Services, Clinical Operations

Average Salary

Department	Example Procedure/Service	Average Fee Range (USD)	Cost Variation Factors	Financial Assistance/Insurance Options
Cardiology	Office Consultation	250 - 500	Complexity of case, specialist level, additional testing	Insurance accepted, financial assistance, payment plans
Cardiology	Cardiac Catheterization	5,000 - 15,000	Procedure complexity, inpatient/outpatient, stents/devices	Negotiated charges, assistance based on eligibility
Cardiology	Echocardiogram	800 - 1,800	Inpatient vs outpatient, specialist interpretation	Insurance, possible separate physician billing
Neurology	Office Consultation	250 - 500	Initial vs follow-up, length of visit	Insurance, financial assistance, payment options
Neurology	EEG	600 - 2,000	Type (routine vs extended), inpatient/outpatient	Negotiated rate with insurance, payment plans
Neurology	MRI Brain	2,000 - 4,000	With/without contrast, complexity, radiologist fee	Insurance, pre-authorization may reduce costs
Oncology	New Patient Office Visit	300 - 600	Specialist type, case complexity	Insurance, financial aid programs, payment plans
Oncology	Chemotherapy (per session)	2,500 - 15,000+	Drug regimen, duration, infusion complexity	Insurance pre-approval, assistance for uninsured
Oncology	Radiation Therapy (per session)	3,000 - 10,000	Technique (IMRT, stereotactic), number of treatments	Insurance, possible charity care
Orthopedics	New Patient Office Visit	250 - 450	Physician specialization, complexity of issue	Insurance, sliding scale for self-pay patients
Orthopedics	Knee Replacement Surgery	30,000 - 55,000	Implant type, hospital stay duration, surgeon fees	Insurance, payment plans, financial counseling
Orthopedics	X-ray	150 - 500	Views taken, urgent vs scheduled	Insurance, discounted cash rates
Outpatient Services	Primary Care Visit	150 - 300	Type of service, provider level	Insurance, payment plans, financial assistance
Outpatient Services	Lab Tests (CBC, basic panel)	50 - 350	Test type, number of tests, urgency	Insurance, cash pricing, possible discounts
Outpatient Services	Minor Procedure (biopsy, wound care)	600 - 2,400	Procedure type, complexity, specialist involved	Insurance accepted, financial assistance for eligible

Support Programs for Patients

Department / Program	Special Program Type	Details
Financial Assistance/Charity Care	Financial Assistance	Free care for households under 204% of Federal Poverty Level; discounted care up to 322%. Assistance available with application process for bill forgiveness and charity care programs.
Social Work Services	Social Support	Provides case management, care coordination, social support, and resource connection for long-term and low-income patients.
Families First Network	Community Outreach / Family Support	Assistance programs for family support, social services, and patient advocacy for low-income households.
Pediatric Mobile Clinic	In-home Care / Mobile Services	Delivers healthcare and social services directly to underserved populations, including evaluations and ongoing care for children.
Medicine, Education, and Development for Low Income Families Everywhere (MEDLIFE)	Community Outreach & Education	Support for low-income families with health education, healthcare access, and development initiatives.
Healthy Start Coalition	In-home Care & Social Support	Maternal and infant support, home visits, and case management for at-risk families.
Day Care Centers (through Community Programs)	Day Care / Community Support	Resource connection and support for eligible families in accessing day care and child development services.
Palliative Care (Social Work & Support Services)	Palliative Care & Social Support	Social workers coordinate palliative care resources, emotional support, and continuity of care planning.
Community Outreach Programs	Social Support / Resource Access	Broad community outreach offering information, referral to appropriate long-term care, and coordination with local support agencies for low-income patients.

Payment Plans

Payment Plan Type	Details	Installment Options	Interest-Free	Eligibility / Notes	Department A-Z Sort by
Monthly Payment Plan (MPP)	Divide high-cost procedures into convenient monthly payments per semester; contractual agreement required.	Monthly installments; adjusted if new charges/credits occur.	No interest, but a 3% non-refundable participation fee applies.	Not available to Executive/Professional MBA students or UM employees.	Billing/Financial Services
Charity Care/Discounted Care	Discounts or bill forgiveness based on income; sliding scale for families/households under income thresholds.	Flexible payment arrangements based on financial assessment.	Yes	Household of 4 earning less than $103,000/year may qualify for free or discounted care. Eligibility based on Federal Poverty Level.	Financial Assistance/Charity Care
Insurance Plan Payment Structures	Options for copayments, deductibles, coinsurance, and out-of-pocket maximums for covered procedures through Aetna plans.	Payments structured by insurance terms (deductibles, copays, coinsurance).	Not applicable (subject to insurance plan terms).	Specific to Aetna plan members. Out-of-network balance billing may apply.	Medical Claims/Billing Services

Cost Consulting

Department	Service Description	Contact Information	Guidance on Treatment Costs	Financial Support Options
Insurance Verification	Assistance with insurance coverage, eligibility, and verification.	305-243-9100; UHIInsuranceVerifier@miami.edu	Yes	Yes
Financial Assistance / Charity Care	Application guidance for free or discounted care based on household income; support from Patient Advocates.	Online application or assistance via Dollar For	Yes	Free care for those under 204% FPL; discounted care up to 322% FPL
Billing and Claims Assistance	Help with medical billing, claims issues, and insurance claim advocacy (for UM/Aetna medical plan members).	Contact UM´s on-campus Aetna claims representative	Yes	Yes
Personal Finance Coaching (Students)	One-on-one peer coaching for budgeting, debt management, and financial planning (for university students only).	UM Money Management Program	No	No direct medical support; financial education only

Hospital for patients with disabilities or special needs

Accommodation	Details	Department / Service
Physical Accessibility	Accessible entrances, restrooms, and designated parking; facilities modified to ADA standards for mobility aid access	Hospital Facilities
Assistive Devices	Provision of auxiliary aids and devices such as TDD/TTY telephones, adaptive equipment, and assistive listening devices upon request	Office of Disability Services
Communication Aids	Availability of sign language interpreters, written materials in alternative formats (e.g., Braille, large print), and communication assistance for patients with hearing or speech disabilities	Office of Disability Services
Priority Services	Priority for accessible accommodations and tailored adjustments based on individual documentation and needs; expedited processing for urgent requests	Office of Disability Services
Staff Training for Inclusive Care	Staff trained in disability awareness, ADA compliance, and provision of reasonable accommodations to ensure nondiscriminatory and inclusive services	All Departments
Individualized Accommodation Process	Each accommodation request evaluated on a case-by-case basis, requiring current documentation and collaborative adjustment planning	Office of Disability Services
Contact for Support	Dedicated Director of Medical Student Disability Services for inquiries, confidential support, and coordinating accommodations	Disability Services

Digital Health Services

Department	Digital Health Service	Description	How it Supports Patient Care
All Specialties (A-Z)	UHealth Virtual Clinics	Secure telehealth platform enabling virtual visits with providers in all specialties using phone or tablet.	Increases care accessibility, offers on-demand or scheduled virtual consultations for diverse patient needs.
Urgent Care	UHealth NOW	Immediate virtual access to board-certified clinicians for urgent concerns, diagnosis, treatment, and prescriptions.	Supports swift triage and medical intervention, reducing ER visits and enhancing patient convenience for acute issues.
Primary Care, Preventive	UHealth Clinic at Walgreens	Physical and virtual visits with nurse practitioners for minor illnesses, vaccines, wellness visits, and physical exams.	Expands preventive care options, enhances geographic accessibility and continuity of basic care.
Remote Monitoring, All Departments	Tytocare Home Monitoring	Patient-operated device for home health monitoring (heart/lung sounds, throat, ears, skin, abdomen, temp, HR) enabling both real-time video and asynchronous data sharing.	Allows continuous and remote health monitoring, supports home hospitalization, reduces unnecessary in-person visits, and enables timely provider follow-up.
All Departments	Patient Portals (MyUHealthChart)	Online access for viewing health records, test results, medication lists, appointment scheduling, and provider messaging.	Empowers patients with self-management tools, improves communication, and supports ongoing engagement and follow-up in care.
Population Health, Research	Life Sciences Informatics	Platforms integrating digital health data for research, drug discovery, and behavioral analytics.	Enables data-driven continuous care improvements, population health management, and supports monitoring of outcomes across patient groups.

Collaborations / Educational Programs

Department	Program Type	Description	Duration
Behavioral Health	Rotations, Classes	Includes practical clinical rotations and seminars for medical students in psychiatry and behavioral health settings.	Varies
Child Health & Development	LEND Track, Rotations	Medical Student Training Program in Child Health and Development. Interdisciplinary LEND curriculum, team-based skills, family partnerships, independent scholarly project.	Pathway of Emphasis, Capstone Project
General Medicine	Sub-Internship	4-week inpatient experience preparing students for internship, emphasizing competency in core objectives and interdisciplinary teamwork.	4 weeks
General Medicine	Advanced Clinical Selective	Supervised by attending physicians and residents, students develop critical clinical thinking and patient care skills in both inpatient and outpatient settings.	4 weeks
General Medicine	Elective Rotation	Opportunities in diagnosis, prognosis, and management under direct supervision. Available in many subspecialties, both inpatient and outpatient.	2 weeks
Oncology	Pathway/Seminars	Oncology and Related Health Disparities pathway: classes, seminars, and training in contemporary oncology topics and disparities in cancer care.	Varies
Psychiatry	Rotations	Clinical clerkships and elective rotations in adult and pediatric psychiatry, with hands-on patient care and didactic sessions.	Varies

Collaborative Research Projects

Department	Collaborative Project	Focus Area	Details	Impact on Healthcare Professionals
Biostatistics & Bioinformatics	Biostatistics & Bioinformatics Shared Resource (BBSR)	Cancer Research, Data Analysis	Supports cancer research with advanced data analysis, project design, and robust data management.	Provides training, consultation, and workshops to optimize use of analytic tools and research methodologies.
Community-Based Research	Behavioral and Community-Based Research Shared Resource (BCSR)	Behavioral Sciences, Population Health	Enables collaborative research on community health, behavioral interventions, and public health outcomes.	Enhances expertise in community engagement and research rigor, broadening healthcare professionals´ research skills.
General Internal Medicine	Cardiovascular Disease & Hypertension Research	Cardiology, Internal Medicine	Focuses on cardiovascular disease, hypertension, cholesterol, and diabetes, including minority health and disparities.	Advances clinical skills and research capacity in disease prevention and management, and simulation-based training.
General Internal Medicine	Breast, Colon, Cervical Cancer Research	Oncology	Major research in screening, prevention, and management of key cancers in primary care populations.	Improves proficiency in evidence-based oncology and patient-centered care approaches.
Genomics	Onco-Genomics Shared Resource (OGSR)	Cancer Genomics	Provides genomics technology and expertise for cancer research, facilitating personalized medicine.	Expands skills in genetic analysis, precision medicine, and the use of cutting-edge genomics platforms.
Health Services Research	Precision Medicine - All of Us	Personalized Treatment, Population Health	National initiative collecting health data for tailored treatment strategies for diverse populations.	Increases expertise in precision medicine technologies and population-based clinical trial design.
Health Services Research	CHW-Led Multimodality Program (South Florida Center for Reducing Health Disparities)	Health Equity, Preventive Care	Promotes evidence-based screening and prevention services targeting health disparities.	Trains professionals in community health worker integration and multidisciplinary care models.
Laboratory Services	Flow Cytometry Shared Resource (FCSR)	Cell Biology, Immunology	Delivers state-of-the-art flow cytometry services for translational cancer and immunology research.	Fosters expertise in cell analysis, advanced laboratory techniques, and data interpretation.
Laboratory Services	Biospecimen Shared Resource (BSSR)	Biobanking, Translational Science	Manages biospecimen collections for research and facilitates access for clinical and translational studies.	Offers training in biospecimen handling, research ethics, and regulatory compliance.
Minority Health	Community-Based HIV Awareness for Minority Populations (CHAMP)	HIV Prevention, Community Health	Enhances HIV awareness and rapid testing among minority populations using community engagement strategies.	Builds skills in culturally competent care, population-specific outreach, and public health education.
Neurology	Hispanic Secondary Stroke Prevention Initiative (HisPPI)	Stroke, Minority Health	Clinical trial focused on stroke prevention strategies tailored for Hispanic populations.	Facilitates expertise in stroke management and culturally specific secondary prevention protocols.
Occupational Medicine	Firefighter Cancer Initiative	Cancer Prevention, Occupational Health	Research on cancer risks, prevention and screening among firefighters; includes wellness and education clinics.	Supports professional development in occupational health, cancer epidemiology, and preventive education.
Research Training	PCORI- Partnership for Training Community Health Workers in PCOR	Research Education, Patient-Centered Outcomes	Trains community health workers in research methods and patient-centered outcomes research.	Enhances interdisciplinary training and capacity for community-engaged research among healthcare teams.
Translational Oncology	Cancer Modeling Shared Resource (CMSR)	Preclinical Cancer Models	Develops and utilizes patient-derived models for translational cancer research and treatment testing.	Grows knowledge in preclinical studies, model development, and therapeutic testing.

Professional Development Programs

Department	Professional Organization Affiliation	Professional Development Programs
Cardiology	Accredited by The Joint Commission; Association of American Medical Colleges (AAMC); Council of Academic Health System Executives (CAHSE)	Continuing Medical Education (CME), Fellowships, Cardiac Rehab Training, Collaborative Research Programs
Neurosciences	Accredited by The Joint Commission; Affiliated with Jackson Memorial Hospital (teaching hospital of UM Miller School of Medicine)	Neurology Residency Program, Stroke Center Training, Epilepsy Procedure Clinics, Multidisciplinary Research Seminars
Oncology	Accredited by The Joint Commission; Association of American Medical Colleges (AAMC)	Oncology Fellowships, Chemotherapy & Radiation Therapy Certification, Translational Oncology Workshops
Orthopedics	Accredited by The Joint Commission	Orthopedic Surgery Residency, Continuing Education Workshops, Joint Replacement Training Programs
Radiology	Accredited by The Joint Commission	Radiology Residency, Advanced Imaging Training, CME Courses, Research Collaborations
Rehabilitation	Affiliated with Christine E. Lynn Rehabilitation Center, part of Jackson Memorial Hospital	Physical & Speech Therapy Continuing Education, Multidisciplinary Rehabilitation Workshops
Surgery	Accredited by The Joint Commission	Surgical Residency, Robotic & Radiosurgery Training, Surgical Intensive Care Education
Emergency	Accredited by The Joint Commission; Level 1 Trauma Partnership with Jackson Memorial Hospital	Emergency Medicine Residency, Trauma Team Training, Advanced Life Support Certification

Certification and Accreditation Programs

Department	Certification Program(s) or Accreditation	Accreditation Body
Cardiology	Board Certification in Cardiovascular Disease, Clinical Fellowship Programs	Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education (ACGME)
Dermatology	Board Certification in Dermatology, Residency & Fellowship Programs	ACGME, American Board of Dermatology
Emergency Medicine	Residency Certification, Board Certification in Emergency Medicine	ACGME, American Board of Emergency Medicine
Family Medicine	Family Nurse Practitioner (FNP) Program, Board Certification	Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education (CCNE)
Internal Medicine	Board Certification in Internal Medicine, Residency & Fellowship Programs	ACGME, American Board of Internal Medicine
Internal Medicine – Pediatrics	Board Certification, Dual Residency	ACGME
Neurology	Board Certification in Neurology, Residency & Fellowship Programs	ACGME, American Board of Psychiatry and Neurology
Nursing	BSN, MSN, DNP, Post-Graduate APRN Certificate, Specialty Certification Review Courses	CCNE
Obstetrics and Gynecology	Board Certification, Residency & Fellowship Programs	ACGME, American Board of Obstetrics and Gynecology
Oncology	Board Certification, Fellowship Programs	ACGME, American Board of Internal Medicine (Oncology subspecialty)
Psychiatry	Board Certification, Residency & Fellowship Programs	ACGME, American Board of Psychiatry and Neurology
Pulmonary Medicine	Board Certification, Fellowship Programs	ACGME, American Board of Internal Medicine (Pulmonary subspecialty)
Surgery	Board Certification, Residency & Fellowship Programs	ACGME, American Board of Surgery

Internship and Observation Programs

Department	Internship/Observation Opportunity	Eligibility/Notes
Allied Health	Internships & Fellowships (Graduate Programs in Public Health)	For public health graduate students; access to research internships, fellowships, and scholarships
Healthcare IT	UHealth IT Internship Program	For students at UM and surrounding universities; program designed for IT in healthcare
Medical	Clinical Internship	Focuses on therapeutic services in individual/group counseling for medical students
Medical	Medical Scheduling Assistant	Assists with medical appointment scheduling for practitioners and patients; full-time (32+ hours/week)
Nursing	Watson Student Nurse Intern Program	For students enrolled in a nursing program; application and recommendation letters required
Nursing	Undergraduate Intern, Dietary	Enrolled in nursing program, completed at least one clinical med-surg rotation, within 15 months of graduation
Nursing	Jobs & Internship Openings (SONHS)	General internships and job opportunities for nursing and health studies students
Patient Care/Medical Assistant	Medical Assistant (Part Time)	Performs medical, clinical, and clerical tasks in a medical setting
Psychology/Medical	Psychology Intern	Internship for students in psychology or related fields in medical setting
Pharmacy	Pharmacy Intern	Internship opportunity for pharmacy students

Hospital Academic Awards and Achievements

Department	Award	Recipient
Division of Myeloma	Faculty Awards for Service Excellence	James Hoffman, M.D.
Myeloma Institute	Faculty Awards for Service Excellence	C. Ola Landgren, M.D., Ph.D.
Division of Internal Medicine	Faculty Awards for Service Excellence	Sudha Lolayekar, M.D.
Division of Medical Oncology	Faculty Awards for Service Excellence	Lawrence Negret, M.D.
Department of Orthopedics	Faculty Awards for Service Excellence	Patrick Owens, M.D.
Desai Sethi Urology Institute	Faculty Awards for Service Excellence	David Rodin, M.D.
Division of Internal Medicine	Faculty Awards for Service Excellence	Hiram Rodriguez, M.D.
Thoracic Surgery	Three-star rating from The Society of Thoracic Surgeons (STS)	UHealth
Sylvester Comprehensive Cancer Center	NCI designation from the National Cancer Institute	UHealth
Nursing	The Daisy Award	Various nurses

Hospital Specialization and Expertise Opportunit

Department	Program Type	Details
Anatomic & Clinical Pathology	Residency	Combined AP/CP residency program with alternating rotations over four years
Cardiology	Fellowship	Training in cardiovascular medicine, including clinical care and research
Gastroenterology	Fellowship	Fellowship in digestive diseases and liver disorders
General Neurology	Fellowship	1-year program with intensive exposure to central and peripheral nervous system diseases
Internal Medicine	Residency	Comprehensive program with categorical and preliminary tracks, including international options
Movement Disorders	Fellowship	1–2 year fellowship for extensive training in complex movement disorders
Nephrology and Hypertension	Fellowship	Specialized fellowship in kidney diseases and hypertension management
Neurologic Physical Therapy	Residency	Residency for advanced training in neurologic physical therapy
Neurology	Residency	Residency in clinical neurology, inpatient and outpatient
Neuropsychology	Fellowship	Graduate and post-doctoral training in clinical neuropsychology
Orthopaedic Physical Therapy	Residency	Residency in orthopaedic physical therapy for advanced practice
Transplant Hepatology	Fellowship	Training in liver transplantation and hepatology subspecialty

Hospital Residency and Assistantship Programs

Department	Residency	Fellowship/Subspecialty
Cardiology		Cardiovascular Fellowship
Gastroenterology		Fellowship in Gastroenterology
General Internal Medicine	Internal Medicine Residency	Internal Medicine Subspecialty Fellowships
Neurologic Physical Therapy	Neurologic Physical Therapy Residency
Neurology	Neurology Residency	General Neurology Fellowship, Headache Fellowship, Movement Disorders Fellowship
Neuropsychology		Neuropsychology Training & Fellowship
Orthopaedics	Orthopaedic Residency
Pathology and Laboratory Medicine	Anatomic & Clinical Pathology (AP/CP) Residency
Nephrology		Fellowship in Nephrology and Hypertension
Transplant Hepatology		Fellowship in Transplant Hepatology

What are the activities of the hospital for patients without insurance?

Department / Program	Service or Support Option	Description	Contact / Access
Financial Assistance	Medically Necessary Care Assistance	Full or partial financial assistance for emergency and medically necessary care to eligible uninsured patients with income up to 400% of Federal Poverty Guidelines.	Financial Assistance Office, Application required
Payment Plans	Installment Payment Options	Interest-free payment plans available to help meet outstanding balances for uninsured or underinsured patients.	Billing Customer Service (305-243-2900)
Billing/Estimates	Uninsured/Self-Pay Good Faith Estimate	Right to receive an individualized estimate of total expected cost for any non-emergency services before service is provided.	Billing Office or Online Form
Emergency Department	Emergency Care Guarantee	Care provided regardless of ability to pay, insurance status, race, or creed for emergency and medically necessary situations.	Present to Emergency Room
Discounted Services	Self-Pay Discounts	Potential discounts for uninsured patients on certain services, subject to eligibility and application.	Billing Office, Financial Assistance Application
Social Work / Case Management	Safety-Net Primary Care Referral	Assistance linking low-income or uninsured patients to local safety-net primary care providers for follow-up and ongoing care after emergency visits.	Hospital Social Work / Case Management
Patient Financial Services	Guidance on Alternative Health Insurance	Information and guidance on applying for government health programs and marketplace insurance alternatives.	Patient Financial Services, Social Work
Customer Service	Assistance with Financial Policies	Help navigating financial assistance, billing, payment plans, and uninsured patient options.	305-243-2900

Hospital Research Collaborations

Department	Partnered Institution/Lab	Collaborations & R&D Description	Affiliated University/Research Center
ALS Research	ALS Research Collaboration (ARC)	Collaborative research advancing understanding of ALS causes, natural history, genotype-phenotype relationships, biomarkers development, and clinical trials for therapies.	University of Miami Miller School of Medicine
Cancer Research	Sylvester Comprehensive Cancer Center - Community Partnerships	Joint research on cancer epidemiology, early diagnosis, access to treatment, cancer prevention initiatives, policy development, and evaluation of support services.	University of Miami Health System
Ophthalmology	Bascom Palmer Eye Institute	Collaborative eye health research and clinical partnerships for vision science and ophthalmology.	University of Miami Health System
Public Health	Department of Public Health Sciences - Community and Research Collaborations	Joint public health research, community-based interventions, policy development, and education with local and national organizations.	University of Miami
Emergency/Public Health	American Red Cross	Community emergency preparedness, public health outreach, and collaborative training programs.	University of Miami
Child & Youth Public Health	American Association of Caregiving Youth	Research and program development for caregiving youth, focusing on public health impact and advocacy.	University of Miami

Mentoring and Consultancy in Hospital Education

Department	Mentorship/Advisory Program	Description	Target Group
Health Professions Advising	Health Professions Mentoring (HPM) Program	Enriched curriculum and academic/professional mentoring throughout all four years of college; hands-on courses, professional development, mentorship to prepare for medical school admission.	Pre-med and pre-health undergraduate students
Miller School of Medicine	Resident-MS3 Mentorship Program	Pairs third-year medical students with residents for guidance during clinical years, specialty selection, and transition through clinical rotations.	MS3 (third-year) medical students
Miller School of Medicine	Miller Mentors	Connects premedical undergraduates with medical student mentors for guidance, MCAT preparation, research, service, and insight into medical school life.	Premedical students (undergraduate and graduate)
Miller School of Medicine	Academy of Medical Education Scholars (AMES)	Mentorship and faculty development for educators and medical professionals.	Medical educators and faculty
Miller School of Medicine	CTSI Research Mentorship	Research mentorship to support clinical and translational science investigators´ careers.	Clinical/translational research trainees
Sylvester Comprehensive Cancer Center	Sylvester Faculty Development Program	Mentorship and career development resources for faculty and research staff.	Faculty and research professionals
Miller School of Medicine	CFAR Mentoring Academy	Research and professional mentorship related to HIV/AIDS research.	HIV/AIDS research trainees and faculty
Miller School of Medicine	CHARM: Center for HIV and Research in Mental Health	Mentoring for mental health and HIV research professionals.	Mental health and HIV research professionals
Office of Graduate Studies	Mentor-Mentee Workshops	Workshops to train mentors and mentees, focusing on effective mentorship skills.	Graduate students and research trainees
Miller School of Medicine	MSTP Student Mentor Workshop	Mentorship training and resources for Medical Scientist Training Program students.	MSTP (MD/PhD) students
Sylvester Comprehensive Cancer Center	Calabresi Clinical Oncology Research Career Development Program	Structured mentorship pairing scholars with both clinical and translational research mentors in oncology.	Oncology research trainees

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4.5

Bagel Emporium & Grille

Bagels, Breakfast, Deli

0.95 km

4.1

Denny´s

American, Diner, Breakfast

0.9 km

4.4

Sushi Sake UM

Sushi, Japanese

0.8 km

4.5

Moon Thai & Japanese

Thai, Japanese, Sushi

Pharmacies

0 m

3.2

Walgreens Pharmacy – University of Miami, UHealth Tower

Full-service retail pharmacy, prescription fulfillment, 2nd FL location in main lobby, open Mon-Fri 7am-7pm, Sat 10am-3pm, closed Sun

0 m

UHealth Specialty Pharmacy

Specialty pharmacy for chronic and complex diseases, personalized care, benefits coordination, free delivery/pick-up, 24/7 support

450 m

3.1

Walgreens Pharmacy – University of Miami Hospital and Clinics

2nd FL location, retail prescriptions, walk-in service, prescription transfers, immunizations

550 m

3.5

Walgreens Pharmacy – Sylvester Comprehensive Cancer Center

Oncology-focused pharmacy, prescription medication, patient counseling, immunizations

700 m

4.1

Pharmacy at Bascom Palmer Eye Institute

Ophthalmic medications, full-service outpatient pharmacy, prescription refills

550 m

Pharmacy at Sylvester Comprehensive Cancer Center

Cancer care medications, outpatient pharmacy, specialty drug services

Taxi and Transportation

0.3 km

4.3

Yellow Cab

24/7 taxi service, local transportation, airport transfers

0 km (app-based, serves exact address)

4.2

Uber

App-based ride-hailing, on-demand, options from economy to premium, wheelchair accessible vehicles available

0 km (app-based, serves exact address)

4.1

Lyft

App-based ride-hailing, scheduled rides, economy to luxury cars

0.2 km

Zipcar

Car sharing, hourly/daily rentals, flexible pick-up locations near hospital

0 km (stops at/around the hospital)

4.6

Miami Health District Trolley

Free trolley service, fixed route, runs every 15 minutes, accessible

0.5 km

4.4

Metro Shuttle Service

Private shuttle, airport transfer, group travel

ATMs and Banks

170 meters

Bank of America Walk-Up ATM - Univ Of Miami - Health Care

Walk-up ATM, personal and business transactions, cash withdrawal, balance inquiry, deposits

400 meters

4.5

University Credit Union ATM - UHealth Medical Branch / Jackson Memorial

ATM, account withdrawals, deposits, transfers, balance inquiry, surcharge-free for members

650 meters

4.1

Wells Fargo ATM - Jackson Memorial Hospital

ATM, cash withdrawal, deposits, balance inquiry, transfers, 24-hour access

500 meters

4.2

Chase ATM - Jackson Memorial Hospital

ATM, cash withdrawal, deposits, balance inquiry, account transfers

800 meters

PNC Bank ATM - Civic Center

ATM, cash withdrawal, balance inquiry, account transfers, deposits

0 meters

4.1

ATM - University of Miami Hospital Main Lobby

ATM, cash withdrawal, balance inquiry, 24-hour access

Parking Lots

0.3 km

4.2

UHealth Tower Parking Garage

Garage parking, accessible spaces, proximity to University of Miami Hospital

0.4 km

4.5

Sylvester Comprehensive Cancer Center Parking Garage

Garage parking, validated parking for patients, close to hospital and clinics

0.9 km

4.4

Bascom Palmer Eye Institute Parking Garage

Covered parking, valet service, designated patient and visitor areas

Shopping Malls

1 km

4.6

Shops at Merrick Park

High-end retailers, dining, Neiman Marcus, Nordstrom, outdoor mall experience

1 km

4.5

Miracle Mile

Boutiques, restaurants, art galleries, salons, event spaces

0.8 km

4.3

Paseos

Mixed retail spaces, cafes, service shops, shopping promenade

Stationery and Copying Services

0.2 km

4.7

Biomedical Communications at Calder Library (University of Miami Medical Campus)

Poster printing on various paper types, binding services, small and large format printing, on-site photography studio

0.7 km

4.8

Copy Center - University of Miami School of Law

Full-service printing and copying for faculty, staff, and students; walk-in print/copy jobs

1.0 km

4.6

Miami Printing

Full-service printing, business cards, flyers, brochures, posters, envelopes, banners, digital and offset print, eco-friendly

Car Rental

0.7 km

4.3

Enterprise Rent-A-Car

Wide range of cars, SUVs, vans; self-service kiosks; spouse/domestic partner free as additional driver; airport shuttle

0.8 km

3.9

Hertz Car Rental

Economy, luxury, SUVs, convertibles, and vans; eco-friendly vehicles

0.95 km

National Car Rental

Midsize, full-size, SUVs, free additional driver, quick pickup service

Patient Experiences

✅ Summary of Positive Reviews

Several patients express deep gratitude for the care received at University of Miami Hospital. Successful surgeries and attentive staff are common themes, with appreciation shown for the professionalism and empathy of doctors and nurses. Patients highlight the staff’s responsiveness and continuous care checks, leading to feelings of trust and safety during their hospital stay. Despite serious health concerns, patients felt calm and confident in the hands of caring healthcare professionals. The dedication and love shown by the medical team have left a lasting impression, enhancing patient recovery and overall experience.

❌ Summary of Negative Reviews

Negative feedback points to significant issues in patient care at the hospital. Reports of neglect, inadequate communication from doctors, and a lack of empathy have marred patient experiences. Complaints include being left in unsanitary conditions, unprofessional staff behavior, and disrespect, especially towards non-English speakers. Delays, lack of proper medical history documentation, and poor handling of sensitive health matters further underline patient dissatisfaction. Such experiences highlight a need for improvement in patient interaction, care standards, and staff training.

Working Hours

Emergency Department

Open 24 hours, 7 days a week

Outpatient Services

Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday: 8:30 a.m. - 5 p.m.; Thursday: 9 a.m. - 5 p.m.; Sunday (fall and spring only, acute care): 11 a.m. - 4 p.m.

Diagnostic Testing (Radiology & Imaging)

Open 24 hours, 7 days a week

Laboratory Services

Open 24 hours, 7 days a week

Department Phones

Department	Phone
Appointments	305-243-4000
Billing Inquiries (Patient Financial Services)	305-243-2900
Emergency Department	305-325-5511
International Patients	305-243-9100
Medical Records	305-243-5272
Patient and Visitor Services	305-243-HELP (4357)
Physician Referral	305-243-5757
Privacy Office	305-243-5000

Language and Translation Services

English
Spanish
Haitian Creole
Over 200 languages (via interpreter services)

University of Miami Hospital

NPI Number : 1396946208

1400 NW 12th Ave, Miami, FL 33136

+1 (305) 689-5511

umiamihealth.org

Departments

General Surgery

Neurology

Cardiology

Oncology

Ophthalmology

Orthopedics

Pulmonology

Primary Care

Endocrinology

Dermatology

Hematology

Obstetrics & Gynecology

Gastroenterology

Allergy & Immunology

Pediatrics

Appointment Information

Visiting Hours

Important Doctors

Marcio R. Soares, M.D.

University of Miami Hospital Information

Management and Leadership Team

Average Salary

Support Programs for Patients

Payment Plans

Cost Consulting

Hospital for patients with disabilities or special needs

Digital Health Services

Collaborations / Educational Programs

Collaborative Research Projects

Professional Development Programs

Certification and Accreditation Programs

Internship and Observation Programs

Hospital Academic Awards and Achievements

Hospital Specialization and Expertise Opportunit

Hospital Residency and Assistantship Programs

What are the activities of the hospital for patients without insurance?

Hospital Research Collaborations

Mentoring and Consultancy in Hospital Education

University of Miami Hospital Nearest Places

Hotels

SpringHill Suites Miami Airport East/Medical Center

Rover Hotel Miami

Global Luxury Suites Downtown Miami

Miami River Inn

Renzzi Wynwood Apartments

Real Living Residences

Florists and Gift Shops

Hospital Gift Shop - University of Miami Hospital

The Flower Shop – University of Miami Hospital

Pistils & Petals Farm Direct

Something Blooming

Florist One Delivery Partner - Near University of Miami Hospital

Brickell Avenue Flowers & Gifts (delivery partner)

Food and Restaurant

Mamey Miami

Wo´s Kitchen And Wine

Bagel Emporium & Grille

Denny´s

Sushi Sake UM

Moon Thai & Japanese

Pharmacies

Walgreens Pharmacy – University of Miami, UHealth Tower

UHealth Specialty Pharmacy

Walgreens Pharmacy – University of Miami Hospital and Clinics

Walgreens Pharmacy – Sylvester Comprehensive Cancer Center

Pharmacy at Bascom Palmer Eye Institute

Pharmacy at Sylvester Comprehensive Cancer Center

Taxi and Transportation

Yellow Cab

Uber

Lyft

Zipcar

Miami Health District Trolley

Metro Shuttle Service