Health Care

ICYMI: How healthcare is expanding in South Florida. See these projects

Stories by Miami Herald journalists, with AI summarization

Health groups are trying to make South Florida healthier.

Mount Sinai Medical Center plans to construct a new hospital and ER to serve Westchester. UHealth has opened a new AI-focused medical center in North Miami-Dade. And Jewish Family Home Care, along with other faith-based groups, supports senior citizens by providing home care and social gatherings.

Catch up with our coverage below.

Mount Sinai Medical Center, which has its main hospital in Miami Beach, is opening a new emergency center in Westchester.

NO. 1: A MIAMI BEACH HOSPITAL IS EXPANDING ACROSS THE BAY. WHAT TO KNOW ABOUT HEALTH CENTER

There will be an ER and more. | Published April 3, 2025 | Read Full Story by Michelle Marchante

September 30, 2025, UHealth SoLé Mia Medical Center, 2111 SoLé Mia Way, North Miami, FL 33181 UHealth's largest ambulatory facility to date, UHealth SoLé Mia spans approximately 363,000 square feet over seven stories on a 10-acre campus. Opening on September 30th, it brings comprehensive academic-based care-including cancer, eye, neurology, orthopedics, ENT, and more-to North Miami, Aventura, and surrounding communities. The facility features over 100 exam rooms, advanced procedural suites, serene green spaces, and cutting-edge patient-centric design. By Alexia Fodere

NO. 2: UHEALTH OPENS A NEW AI-FOCUSED MEDICAL CENTER IN NORTH MIAMI-DADE. WHAT TO EXPECT

A long-awaited UHealth medical center that opened this week in North Miami-Dade is infused with AI tools that leaders say will help improve the patient experience as the health system seeks to bring care closer to where people live. | Published October 2, 2025 | Read Full Story by Michelle Marchante

Women greet each other at the Kendall Social Club at Kendale Lakes Park clubhouse on Sunday, Sept. 15, 2025. By Carl Juste

NO. 3: IT TAKES SOME FAITH TO HELP SENIORS LIVE THEIR BEST LIVES. SEE WHAT CAN HAPPEN

Jewish Family Home Care began with a specific mission — to help Holocaust survivors remain in their homes with dignity as they aged. | Published October 10, 2025 | Read Full Story by Carli Teproff

The summary above was drafted with the help of AI tools and edited by journalists in our News division. All stories listed were reported, written and edited by McClatchy journalists.