AREOLA National Network

AREOLA South Florida Center

A bilingual center serving approximately 650 patients a year, with a significant international and out-of-state patient population.

Address305 Biscayne Court, Miami, FL 33131Directions & travel information

Patient Services334-209-7090Mon–Fri, 8:00 a.m.–6:00 p.m.

Center leadershipElena Ramirez, MDNurse Manager: Sofia Alvarez, RN

Care in Miami

What this center is known for.

The South Florida Center is the network's principal point of entry for patients travelling internationally, and its practice is organized around that: bilingual care throughout, coordination with clinicians abroad and a concierge function that handles the logistics international travel actually involves.

Every center works to the same clinical standards, uses the same digital planning record and draws on the national materials and plate laboratory in Philadelphia.

Bilingual care

Clinical, nursing and coordination staff work in English and Spanish throughout, so language support is part of the team rather than an interpreter booked for an appointment.

Patient concierge

The center is home to the institute's Patient Concierge practice, which coordinates records, appointments, travel sequencing and communication with clinicians outside the network.

Gold systems

The Aurum family accounts for a larger share of plans here than anywhere else in the network, and design consultation reflects that emphasis.

Consultation

First appointments, second opinions and planning conversations with a replacement specialist and nurse.

Surgery

Procedures performed in the center's surgical suite, with perioperative nursing and anesthesia support.

Gold systems

Aurum Series planning across yellow, white and rose alloys, viewed in person during selection.

Patient concierge

Records, appointments, travel sequencing and coordination with clinicians outside the network.

Center leadership

Elena Ramirez, MD, leads the center clinically. Sofia Alvarez, RN, is Patient Education Nurse and carries much of the center's bilingual patient education work. The institute's Patient Concierge Manager coordinates with the New York office for international travel planning.

The care team

Bilingual replacement specialists, perioperative and education nursing, patient concierge and coordination staff, and clinical plate design.

Visiting this center

General consultation windows run four to seven weeks — the longest in the network, reflecting international scheduling. Patients travelling from outside the United States should contact the concierge team early: records, timing and the practical shape of a multi-visit plan all take longer to arrange across borders.

Doctors at this center