Miami Living
Living in Miami offers an experience unlike anywhere else.
Our residents enjoy year-round sunshine in a vibrant and culturally rich city. With roots from around the globe, our multicultural residents reflect the community we serve—making them uniquely prepared to become compassionate, skilled family physicians wherever their careers may take them.
Brickell
Brickell is Miami’s financial hub and one of the most popular neighborhoods for residents. Known for its luxury apartments, high-rise condos, and panoramic views of Biscayne Bay, Brickell offers an upscale, urban lifestyle. Residents enjoy a vibrant restaurant and nightlife scene, all within close proximity to the medical campus. The Metrorail runs through Brickell, providing easy access to both the hospital and Miami International Airport.
Coral Gables and Coconut Grove
Coral Gables and Coconut Grove offer a quieter, more residential lifestyle, ideal for those seeking a neighborhood feel. The area features lush, tree-lined streets, historic landmarks like the Biltmore Hotel, and popular destinations such as Miracle Mile and CocoWalk. The University of Miami’s undergraduate campus adds to the area’s appeal. Both neighborhoods are accessible via Metrorail or a short drive from the hospital.
Downtown Miami
Downtown Miami is a popular location for residents who enjoy the convenience of city living close to the medical campus. High-rise condos with bayfront views, walkable access to supermarkets, restaurants, and parks, and cultural landmarks like the Kaseya Center (formerly American Airlines Arena), Adrienne Arsht Center, and Bayside Marketplace make Downtown an exciting place to live.
Midtown and the Design District
Recently hailed by Condé Nast Traveler as “the city’s most exciting stretch,” Midtown and the Design District blend art, culture, and culinary experiences. Residents enjoy eclectic boutiques, world-class restaurants, and iconic murals from artists around the world at Wynwood Walls. This area is also home to Art Basel Miami Beach, one of the most renowned international art fairs. With a short commute to the hospital, Midtown offers a creative and dynamic lifestyle with sweeping bay views.
South Beach
Far from the party image often portrayed in movies, locals know South Beach as a peaceful, oceanfront neighborhood. Residents jog along South Pointe Park, relax on the beach, and attend free outdoor concerts and movies at the New World Symphony. Ocean Drive and Lincoln Road offer great people-watching, dining, and shopping.