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Nicklaus Children's Hospital

Nicklaus Children's Hospital

Address: 3100 SW 62nd Avenue, Miami, Florida, 33155, United States

Languages Spoken: Arabic, English, Italian, Spanish

Provider Type: 24 Hour on Call Doctor, Academic Hospital, Children's Hospital, Heart Institute, Neurology, Orthopedic Center, Pediatric Center

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About the Healthcare Provider

A global destination for parents seeking answers and groundbreaking treatments for their child conveniently located in Miami at the gateway to Latin America and the Caribbean, Nicklaus Children’s Hospital is internationally recognized for outstanding medical care, research and innovation, and welcomes patients from more than 80 countries around the globe every year. Nicklaus Children’s is South Florida’s only licensed specialty hospital exclusively for children, with more than 650 attending physicians and over 130 pediatric subspecialists. The 309-bed hospital is renowned for excellence in all aspects of pediatric medicine, with many subspecialty programs routinely ranked among the best in the nation. If your child has unexplained symptoms that require complex, specialist surgery, or has a rare genetic condition requiring the latest, innovative procedures not yet available to you locally, then Nicklaus Children’s Hospital could provide the answers and hope you’re looking for. 

  • No. of Hospital Beds

    309

  • No. of ICU Beds

    114

Room Type

  • Private Room
  • Semi Private Room

Room Facilities

  • 24 Hours Housekeeping Service
  • Bathroom Amenities

Payment Methods Accepted

  • American Express
  • Cash
  • Check
  • Credit / Debit Card
  • Electronic Check
  • Finance Package
  • MasterCard
  • Online Bank Transfer
  • Visa

Testimonials

Brenden was only days old when he was diagnosed with a hole in his heart. His parents traveled all the way from Naples on the West Coast of Florida to plan for his surgery with the Heart Program at Nicklaus Children's Hospital. -

After a normal full-term pregnancy with no complications, Shenequa gave birth to Ayden via C-section in May 2017 in the island of St. Croix in the U.S. Virgin Islands. Shortly after, the baby's pediatrician detected a murmur, but with no pediatric cardiologist on the island, Ayden was airlifted to Nicklaus Children's Hospital. -

Three days in the hospital, 44 medical appointments, numerous X-rays and ultrasounds, two urinalyses, three blood draws, a salivagram and a swallow study. This was the medical agenda for baby Julen in May 2019, the last full month he was able to be mostly at home with his family. After that, the little boy’s condition deteriorated and he was hospitalized for most of the rest of his days. -

When Elizabeth “Lizzie” Debowsky was only 7 years old, she began experiencing a sudden pain in her hip. Her parents Shari and Stuart immediately worried when the pain became so severe it was affecting her ability to walk. "Although Lizzie takes dance classes, she has never been injured. All of a sudden, she began limping out of nowhere, and was complaining of pain in her hip. I did not want to let it go very long so we decided to get evaluated by her doctor," said Shari. -