Miami's Complex Healthcare Landscape
Miami's healthcare market is unlike any other in the United States. Baptist Health South Florida is the dominant nonprofit system in the region with 11 hospitals and a strong position in the commercially insured South Florida market. Jackson Health System — operating six hospitals including Jackson Memorial, one of the largest public hospitals in the country — serves as Miami-Dade's safety net and academic anchor, handling the region's highest-acuity trauma cases and a significant uninsured and underinsured population. The University of Miami Health System (UHealth) and Sylvester Comprehensive Cancer Center provide additional academic depth, while Cleveland Clinic Florida brings a brand-name national presence. HCA Florida operates multiple Miami facilities, and Nicklaus Children's Hospital serves as the region's dedicated pediatric institution.
What makes Miami's analytics environment structurally distinct is the intersection of extreme Medicare Advantage market penetration and a globally oriented patient population. With more than 50% of Medicare beneficiaries in Miami-Dade enrolled in Medicare Advantage plans — the highest rate of any major county in the US — every Miami health system must treat MA risk adjustment, quality performance (STARS ratings), and payer contract analytics as core competencies, not supplemental capabilities. Simultaneously, Miami serves as the medical tourism capital of the Western Hemisphere, with significant volumes of Latin American patients requiring international billing, multilingual documentation, and clinical data management practices that go well beyond what domestic-facing health systems require.
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