Key Points
UHealth debuts 363,000 SF outpatient center in North Miami’s SoLé Mia — its largest facility to date.
Includes top-tier specialties like cancer (Sylvester), ophthalmology (Bascom Palmer), and urology, plus a new orthopedic partnership with HSS.
Designed for next-gen care: AI-driven clinical tools, self-check-in, and healing-focused architecture throughout.
The University of Miami Health System just dropped a game-changer in North Miami: a 363,000-square-foot, seven-story outpatient hub inside the master-planned SoLé Mia community. This is more than an expansion — it’s a strategic power move blending academic medicine, advanced tech, and premium design.
Big Bet on North Miami: Why SoLé Mia?
UHealth is building beyond its Coral Gables and Doral footprint — and North Miami is the latest target.
Location: Situated in the 184-acre SoLé Mia development by Turnberry and LeFrak, the center places high-end healthcare inside a fast-growing, mixed-use neighborhood.
Scale: At 363,000 SF, it’s UHealth’s largest ambulatory site, combining multiple high-acuity specialties under one roof.
Strategic Reach: Aims to pull patients from North Miami, Aventura, Miami Shores, and even parts of Broward County.
UHealth SoLé Mia isn’t just big — it’s stacked with nationally ranked specialty care.
Sylvester Comprehensive Cancer Center — Only NCI-designated cancer center in South Florida.
Bascom Palmer Eye Institute — Ranked #1 in the U.S. for 24 straight years.
Desai Sethi Urology Institute — Cutting-edge, high-volume urology services.
New HSS Partnership — Brings in Hospital for Special Surgery, the #1 orthopedic hospital in the nation, to handle musculoskeletal cases locally.
Other services include cardiology, neurology, gastroenterology, dermatology, and more.
SoLé Mia isn’t just medically advanced — it’s built to feel different.
AI-Driven Tech: Self-check-in, ambient voice dictation, automated coding — all designed to minimize admin and maximize patient care time.
Healing Architecture: Natural light, art, and hospitality-inspired interiors aim to reduce stress and improve outcomes.
Workflow Efficiency: Streamlined for outpatient flow while preserving academic rigor.
UHealth leadership calls it a model for how care should feel — high-touch, not high-friction.
The LeFrak/Turnberry SoLé Mia project has been gaining momentum, and this medical anchor supercharges it.
Mixed-Use Synergy: Adds value to nearby residential, retail, and hospitality uses within the 184-acre master plan.
Patient Traffic: Thousands of visits per week will drive local foot traffic and support nearby businesses.
Higher Absorption: Health access boosts livability — expect demand to rise for the community’s luxury rentals and condos.
UHealth’s presence also signals to institutional investors that SoLé Mia is becoming a destination, not just another development.
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