Release Date 
09/01/2025

You can see the five-story glass building as you drive into Miami Beach, nestled along the picturesque coast of Biscayne Bay. Hospital executives say the Braman Comprehensive Cancer Center was designed with wellness in mind, to provide care not just for the patient’s physical health but for their mental and emotional health, too. 

Mount Sinai Medical Center wants to “redefine cancer care in South Florida by combining world-class medical innovation with a deeply patient-centric, holistic experience,” said Mount Sinai President and CEO Gino R. Santorio. “We’re ensuring every individual has access to advanced prevention, diagnosis, treatment, research and survivorship support, but all under one roof, close to home, in a state-of-the-art facility.”

Opening in early 2026, the Irma and Norman Braman Comprehensive Cancer Center will usher in a new era of advanced, patient-centric cancer care, promising to deliver unparalleled access to physicians, support services, and results-driven care.