University of Miami Health System

04/07/2026

When a wound on your foot isn’t healing, it could be more than just a surface issue. It may be a sign of blocked blood flow. At UHealth, our team uses minimally invasive techniques to restore circulation, support healing, and help prevent amputation.

The goal is simple. Protect your mobility, your independence, and your quality of life.

Learn more or schedule your visit today.

04/06/2026

Meet Bety, one of our incredible nurses at UHealth’s Crohn’s and Colitis Center! 🏥

From supporting patients through their journey with conditions like IBD to ensuring care is guided by research-backed studies, she truly embodies what it means to make a every single day. 🧡

Join us as we celebrate Bety’s dedication and get a closer look at her ! 🙌

04/05/2026

04/03/2026

Dealing with knee pain? Getting it checked is easier than you think.

My visit to UHealth SoLé Mia was smooth from start to finish. Easy parking with valet available, quick check-in, and a team that made the entire experience feel seamless. Dr. Oladeji took the time to thoroughly evaluate my knee and walk me through what was going on in a way that felt clear and reassuring.

What stood out most was how efficient and reassuring the whole experience felt. No stress, no confusion, just clear answers and a plan.

Care that feels accessible, personalized, and grounded in clinical expertise.

If something feels off, don’t wait. Book your appointment at UHealth SoLé Mia.

04/02/2026

Autism isn’t one-size-fits-all and new research is helping us understand why.

A recent study identified four distinct subtypes of Autism Spectrum Disorder, reinforcing what many families and physicians already know: every child’s experience is unique.

As we continue to learn more, these insights can lead to more personalized care, earlier diagnoses, and better support for families navigating ASD.

Learn more about what this means for diagnosis, treatment, and the future of care at UHealth: https://loom.ly/6RXavWM

A groundbreaking study reveals four distinct subtypes of autism, shedding light on the diverse experiences of individuals.

04/02/2026

What does care look like beyond the hospital?

For Dr. Lisa Gwynn, it means meeting children where they are. As Medical Director of the Pediatric Mobile Clinic and School Health at UHealth, her work goes far beyond the medical campus, bringing care directly into schools, churches, and communities across Miami-Dade.

It’s not just about treating patients, it’s about showing up for them in the spaces they live, learn, and grow.

03/31/2026

Giving Day is finally here! 🙌 When you donate today, your impact goes further, and will have a transformative impact on the lives at UHealth. Give now! (link).

03/30/2026

Involuntary shaking is often associated with Parkinson’s disease, but Essential Tremor (ET) is one of the most common movement disorders, affecting up to 10 million Americans and typically occurring during movement.

While ET is not life-threatening, it can progress over time, making early diagnosis and management key to improving quality of life. Learn more about the differences, symptoms, and treatment options in our full story: https://loom.ly/Dr0xklQ

Is it Parkinson's or essential tremor disorder? The right diagnosis for these unique movement disorders can lead to life-changing treatment.

03/30/2026

Today is National Doctors’ Day, and we’re taking a moment to recognize the physicians who show up for our community every single day.

Baileigh Daoud-Soricelli was just 10 years old when she was diagnosed with Type 1 diabetes. For years, she struggled to manage it without the support she needed. That changed when she found Dr. Bresta Miranda at UHealth.

With the right guidance and care, Baileigh was able to take control of her health and later welcome a healthy baby boy.

It’s a reminder of the kind of impact the right physician can have not just on a diagnosis, but on someone’s life.

If a UHealth doctor has made a difference in your life, honor them by making a gift and leaving a note of appreciation: https://loom.ly/-j68Sr0

03/26/2026

Sometimes care starts with simply noticing someone who needs support.

While rounding through the hospital, Kristen Murphy, Asst. VP of Patient Experience at UHealth, overheard someone in the hallway saying she had just received difficult news. She paused, checked in, and made sure the person had the support and space they needed in that moment.

Behind patient experience is being present when people are going through some of the hardest moments of their lives and making sure they are not facing them alone.

03/24/2026

Not all snoring is the same.

Occasional snoring in kids can be linked to a cold or congestion and usually goes away. But loud, persistent snoring paired with restless sleep or interruptions at night could be a sign of something more serious like sleep apnea.

If you’re noticing ongoing symptoms, it may be time to have your child evaluated. Early attention can make all the difference.

03/23/2026

What’s the best part about being an athletic trainer at UHealth?

Our team is passionate about what they do, and it shows in the way they care for every patient. From identifying the source of pain to guiding recovery and getting you back to what you love, they’re with you every step of the way.

It’s about progress, trust, and making a real difference in people’s lives.