Beach town in Miami, United States
Healthcare in Miami Beach: hospitals, costs and insurance
Healthcare in Miami Beach
Mount Sinai handles most emergencies on the island; serious trauma goes to Jackson Memorial. Urgent-care clinics are common in South Beach.
Hospitals for foreigners in Miami Beach
| Hospital | Good to know |
|---|---|
| Mount Sinai Medical Center | Miami Beach; full-service private hospital with 24/7 ER |
| Jackson Memorial Hospital | Mainland Level I trauma centre |
| Baptist Hospital of Miami | Mainland private hospital |
Key facts
- Doctor's visit: $150–350 ($150–350) at a private clinic without insurance.
- In United States: Excellent care at the world's highest prices: an uninsured ER visit can cost thousands of dollars and a hospital stay far more. Travel insurance with high medical cover is essential.
- Pharmacies: CVS and Walgreens are everywhere, some open 24 hours. Many medicines need a US prescription; urgent-care clinics handle minor issues.
- Health spending: US$13,473 per person a year (2023); 3.7 doctors per 1,000 people (2022), World Bank.
- Emergency: Police 911 · Ambulance 911 · Fire 911 · All emergencies 911.
Travel and health insurance
Travel insurance isn't required to enter United States, but treatment for visitors is paid upfront.
| Insurer | Good for |
|---|---|
| SafetyWing Nomad Insurance | Monthly subscription for nomads and long trips; cancel anytime. |
| Genki | Health insurance for nomads, from a European insurer. |
| World Nomads | Trip insurance that covers many adventure activities. |
| Heymondo | Single-trip, annual and long-stay plans with a medical app. |
| IMG Global | Travel medical and long-term international health plans. |
Quick answers
What is the best hospital in Miami Beach for foreigners?
Mount Sinai Medical Center: Miami Beach; full-service private hospital with 24/7 ER
How much does a doctor's visit cost in Miami Beach?
About $150–350 ($150–350) at a private clinic.
Do I need travel insurance for United States?
It isn't required for entry, but recommended: hospitals in United States expect visitors to pay or show insurance.
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Sources
- World Bank: health expenditure per capita
- CDC Travelers' Health: United States
- City of Miami Beach (trolley and transportation)
- Miami-Dade Transit
- Miami International Airport
- Greater Miami Convention and Visitors Bureau
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