How do I get to Baptist Hospital of Miami in Miami, and where does the car drop you off?
At Baptist Hospital of Miami, 8900 North Kendall Dr., the car drops you at the main lobby, which the hospital's page says opens at 7 a.m. daily; after 9 p.m. the lobby is closed and the page sends arrivals through the Lake Pavilion (Baptist Health South Florida, 2025).
Baptist Hospital of Miami is at 8900 North Kendall Dr., Miami, FL 33176. The hospital's page says the main lobby opens daily at 7 a.m. and visiting hours run 7 a.m. to 9 p.m. After 9 p.m. the main lobby is closed: the page says entry is through the Lake Pavilion and exit through the Emergency Department, and defers to its campus map for the evening doors. An older visitor guideline on the same site says to enter and leave through the Emergency Room after 9 p.m., so ask the desk which door is open that night. Reserved parking is available for patients and visitors. Miami Cancer Institute shares the campus at the same address, with campus hours of 6:30 a.m. to 7 p.m. Monday to Friday. The page says it was updated September 16, 2025. (Baptist Health South Florida, 2025).
Not on the page I read: valet; a drop-off point; parking fees or garage names; where the emergency entrance is. Hospitals move entrances for construction and change valet hours without notice, so the page's own words are checked by a daily watch, and the desk confirms the door with you the morning of the ride.
What the car does: the captain drops you at the entrance or valet named above, not in the car park, and nobody asks what the appointment is for. Book by the hour and the car waits through the appointment, however long it runs; for a course of visits the same captain comes whenever the schedule allows. From anywhere in Miami, or straight from MIA for someone flying in to be seen, on a fare agreed before the car moves. This is a car service, not medical transport: captains help with the door and the bags, and cannot give physical or medical assistance.
Baptist Hospital of Miami has an office for patients from abroad: its "International Patients" page, which says it coordinates air and ground transportation on request, is listed with the sources below (Baptist Health South Florida, n.d.).