How do I get to Nicklaus Children's Hospital in Miami, and where does the car drop you off?
At Nicklaus Children's Hospital, 3100 SW 62nd Avenue, the car drops you at the complimentary valet in front of the Central Building near the Devonshire Boulevard entrance, which the hospital's parking page says runs 24 hours a day; emergency drop-off is at the SW 57th Avenue (Red Road) and Devonshire Boulevard entrance (Nicklaus Children's Hospital, n.d.).
Nicklaus Children's Hospital is at 3100 SW 62nd Avenue, Miami, FL 33155. The parking page says complimentary valet runs 24 hours a day in front of the Central Building, near the Devonshire Boulevard entrance to the campus. Three free garages, Blue, Green and Yellow, serve the campus: the Blue Garage is the first structure from the 62nd Avenue entrance, with valet on its ground floor Monday to Friday, 7 a.m. to 9 p.m.; the Green Garage is the first from the SW 57th Avenue (Red Road) and Devonshire Boulevard entrance and serves most consultations, registration and inpatient services. The Yellow Garage serves the Emergency Department and the Center for Spinal Disorders, with valet on its ground floor Monday to Friday, 6 a.m. to 6 p.m.; emergency drop-off is at the SW 57th Avenue and Devonshire Boulevard entrance, and valet is free to emergency-department families. The campus has designated ride-sharing stops, shown on the hospital's map, and Metrobus Route 57 stops at the campus. (Nicklaus Children's Hospital, n.d.).
Not on the page I read: where the ride-sharing stops are, in words; an entrance for the Pediatric Care Center other than its garage. 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.
Nicklaus Children's Hospital has an office for patients from abroad: its "Global Health" page is listed with the sources below (Nicklaus Children's Hospital, n.d.).