10 places to recover in and around Miami, from $300 to $325 a night, across 3 kinds of provider. Compare the full stay cost, not just the nightly rate.
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West Miami-Dade
Publishes a flat $300/night for either a private or a shared room, which is unusual — most houses charge a premium for private. Three meals and five round trips (airport, pre-op, surgery, post-op, pharmacy) are included. Staff hold CNA and HHA certifications and a nurse is on call rather than in the building. Four-night minimum on private rooms; no guests permitted.
Est. 7-night stay $2,100 before add-ons
Miami
VIP package includes three meals a day, laundry, daily cleaning, airport and surgery-day transport plus one follow-up, and supplies including compression garments and fajas. Advertises "around-the-clock care", but the staff named are home health aides and clinical medical assistants — no nursing credential is stated. No rates published.
Miami (multiple locations)
Runs multiple locations. Packages include airport and surgery transport, post-op appointment transport, three meals with unlimited snacks, prescription collection, robes, laundry and WiFi. Care is described as "24hr professional & experienced shared care by certified personnel" — shared rather than one-to-one, and the certification is not specified.
Miami
Includes all meals and snacks plus transport to the surgical centre on surgery day and to the post-operative appointment. Mentions nursing and companion care services without stating credentials or whether anyone is on site overnight. States plainly that it does not release its address until after booking.
Miami
One of the few operators publishing a full rate card: $325 shared, $400 private queen suite, $425 private king, plus $180 for a pre-surgery night, all before 6.5% tax. Nurse-owned and operated, with nursing staff taking daily vitals. Also runs houses in Dallas and Houston.
Est. 7-night stay $2,275–$2,975 before add-ons
Miami (33173)
Post-op accommodation serving Miami, with three meals a day, recovery supplies and massages. Staff are described as "highly trained professionals" without any credential being named. Advertises 24/7 care but publishes business hours of 9am to 10pm, which is worth asking about directly.
Edgewater, Miami
Trades as A1 Nurse Consultants, LLC, covering Miami-Dade, Broward and Palm Beach. The best-documented credentials of anything found so far: owned by a board-certified Nurse Practitioner with surgical intensive care experience, with Florida-licensed CNAs on staff, all ACLS and BLS trained. Services are visit-shaped — wound care, vitals, medication management, lymphatic drainage and one meal a day.
Coral Gables, Miami
Explicitly a concierge service rather than accommodation — they come to your home, hotel or medspa, and state plainly that they do not house patients. Covers Miami, Fort Lauderdale and West Palm Beach. Useful if you already have somewhere to stay but no clinical support.
Aventura, Miami
Three studios — Aventura, Miami Beach and Fort Lauderdale — plus a mobile service covering Miami-Dade, Broward and Palm Beach, which makes it one of the few options that will come to you anywhere in South Florida. No practitioner credential is stated anywhere on the site and no pricing is published, both worth asking about given how many post-op patients they see.
Pompano Beach, Miami
Post-operative lymphatic drainage, billed per session rather than per night. Session pricing is not published anywhere we could find. Book alongside wherever you are staying — this is treatment, not accommodation.
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