Elite Health Center, Miami, FL

Brickell is a different city. Doral is a different city. 74th Street in zip 33143 is South Miami: one block south of Sunset Drive, a few blocks west of US-1 / South Dixie, the hospital strip where Baptist's South Miami Hospital sits on 73rd and Larkin sits on 62nd Avenue, and a four-story Class B pile from 1971 — renovated in 2017 — at 5901 SW 74th Street. Suite 403 is Elite Health Center Miami. Put Brickell in the GPS and you will miss the appointment. Put 18205 Biscayne Boulevard in the GPS and you will be in Aventura, which is the same company and a different door.

Elite Health Center on 74th is Michael Goldin's South Miami suite: a complimentary consult, then medical weight loss they will name as GLP-1, HCG, phentermine, and lipotropic shots, SculpSure on the laser, Vivace on the face, robotic microneedling plus an exosome vial on the scalp, and an HRT protocol they price from $179 a month, with the people in the chair named Mary, Yeni, Samantha, and Gil more often than anyone with a medical-director title.

The door is suite 403. Miami, FL 33143. Phone (866) 854-4844. Site elitehealthcenter.com. Email info@elitehealthcenter.com. You book this suite by calling (866) 854-4844, or by filling the consultation form on elitehealthcenter.com and the schedule page at elitehealthcenter.com/schedule-consultation. The consult is advertised as complimentary. There is no live calendar. Listings also print (786) 629-3600, which is the Aventura BBB number and the number on their testosterone pages. Privacy copy still prints (888) 446-7138 and the Biscayne address. Elite Fast Weight Loss, the sister site, prints (888) 616-6617. New York listings still print (347) 577-9787. Those are not the number on the SculpSure block for this door. If you only have a lunch hour, get a human on (866) 854-4844 before you sit in Dixie traffic.

Hours are not printed on their own pages, and that is why people still drive to a locked door. Third-party listings for this same suite at 5901 SW 74th print Monday through Saturday, 9 to 6, Sunday closed. Their contact pages do not print Saturday. They do not print Sunday. They do not print a weekday grid at all. Google currently only shows Thursday, 9 to 6. That is a scrape, not a schedule. Aventura MapQuest for the Biscayne door is a different building. If you only have a Saturday, do not invent one. If you only have a Thursday lunch hour, do not trust the widget. Get a human on (866) 854-4844.

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The office on SW 74th Street

5901 is a four-story medical-and-professional box, about 33,000 square feet, Class B, put up in 1971 and redone in 2017, sitting on the 59th Avenue block of 74th. Sunset Place is east toward Dixie. South Miami Hospital is a few blocks west on 73rd. You are going to the fourth floor. Confirm 403. Confirm 5901. Confirm (866) 854-4844. Suite 404 in this building is a law office. Suite 408 is a psychiatrist. Suite 211 is a mental-health shop. Suite 414 is a pediatric therapy room. None of those is this door.

Parking is the surface lot, not a Brickell valet. The property lists 100 surface spaces and a handful of reserved stalls. Google marks a wheelchair-accessible entrance, lot, and restroom. Street parking on 74th is not the plan except for a curb drop. From US-1 you peel west onto 74th just south of Sunset and come into the hospital corridor. From the Palmetto you drop south on 826 and then east. From Brickell it is Dixie south through the Gables until Sunset, which is not a lunch-hour trip when US-1 is stacked. From Doral it is 826 the other way, past the airport, which is also not a lunch-hour trip. From Kendall you come north on Dixie or in from 874. Miami International is the close airport, about twenty minutes when 826 is moving. Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood is the long one. South Miami Metrorail on the Green Line is an eight-minute walk, half a mile, if you are not driving.

Mary is who patients name for the chair in this zip. Vivace. Hair. SculpSure. Follow-up calls. Vanessa wrote, in so many words, that Mary has been doing her sessions at the South Miami location. Cynthia drove two hours and said she would do it again for Mary. Cintia wrote baby hairs after a second VV hair visit. Rosangela wrote that Mary checked in after, to keep her accountable. If you need a named technician in 403, Mary is the name the South Miami notes repeat.

Yeni is the other name the hair visits will not drop. Robotic microneedling. Curly hair, specifically. A two-hour first visit that D. S. said was not painful, the way Gil had framed it on the consult. C. C. came back for a second scalp session in April 2026 and said Yeni was tops. You are not booking a rotating mill with a new face every Tuesday. You are also not booking a guaranteed Tuesday with a physician whose name is on the glass.

Samantha is who the SculpSure notes repeat, and some of the hair notes, and some of the Spanish notes. J. J. sat two SculpSure visits with her in February 2026 and came away talking about the science, the aftercare, and the chair. Edgardo sat with Gil on the consult and Mariolys on the laser, four weeks apart, and wrote a 25 percent reduction in the treated spots, which is the number their own SculpSure copy already sells. Elizabeth shows up on Vivace and on body sculpting. Dayana shows up on microneedling. Melanie shows up in a note about stretching the day to get two people in. Gil Lima is the name on the consult. Patients file him as the person who walked the protocol and made the first slot easy, sometimes the same day.

Michael Goldin is the name the paperwork uses. Owner, president, manager on the Florida LLC that lists this suite as the principal address. Their SculpSure page quotes him as Dr. Michael Goldin, talking about a Class 4 laser. BBB in Aventura prints the same man against the Biscayne door. Reviews almost never say Michael. They say Mary. They say Yeni. They say Samantha. They say Gil. Gennady Krupnikas is listed as vice president and cofounder. Mike Klein is listed as a SculpSure specialist. If you need a named MD or DO in the chair before you sit down, that is not the person the five-stars are describing. Get the name on (866) 854-4844.

Spanish is the texture of South Miami, not a banner they print. A share of the five-stars are in Spanish. M. M. thanked Samantha in Spanish for working specific parts of the scalp and treating the visit like a spa hour, then waited on a twelve-week window. L. S. would have given a hundred stars if the widget allowed it. If you want the visit in Spanish, say so when you book.

They will still try to see you when you are not in 403. The brand started in Florida in 2013, then opened New York and New Jersey, and still runs a sister site under Elite Fast Weight Loss. The legal pages on elitehealthcenter.com still print 18205 Biscayne Blvd Ste 2222, Aventura, FL 33160. LinkedIn still lists a 46th Street HQ in New York and the Aventura suite, and does not list 74th at all. The Florida company that owns this door still prints 5901 SW 74th Street 403 as the principal address. Ask which version of the visit you are buying: the chair in 403, a screen, Aventura, or a New York room.

What they actually do

Start with the consult, because that is how they say the visit begins, even when you showed up for a laser or a scalp session.

They advertise a complimentary consultation and a free, no-obligation weight-loss hour. History, labs, goals. They do not print what the panel costs, which lab draws it, or how many days the report takes. They also do not print whether the draw, the review, and the first dose happen in this suite, on a screen, or later. Ask.

Weight loss is the oldest product on this brand. They have sold fast medical weight loss since 2013. On the live home page they name GLP-1 medications, prescribed to people who qualify on labs, history, and goals. They do not name a brand of pen. Do not assume one. On the older weight-loss pages they still name the HCG diet — injection into fatty tissue, or an oral dose if you want that instead — phentermine, and lipotropic injections. H. G. wrote about a first laser session and a couple of fat-burner shots in the same breath. That sequence is the office on a good day: you do not walk in, point at a board, and leave. You sit, they talk, a protocol shows up. They will not tell you, in public, what the weekly shot costs after the free hour.

SculpSure is the machine this corridor actually has a reputation for. Cynosure, Class 4, 1060 nm, a 25-minute sit they sell against CoolSculpting's longer window. Love handles, abdomen, upper arms, thighs, chest, back. They print a free assessment and up to 50 percent off. They print a 25 percent reduction per treatment on the sister site. Edgardo wrote the same 25 percent after two visits. Vanessa D. got a first treatment the same day Gil walked it, with Mary and Samantha in the room, and came back in four weeks. Will R., on their own SculpSure page, said the pricing felt fair and the staff knew the machine. They do not post a cash price after the promo. If you are coming for the laser, get the number of applicators, the number of sessions, and the number on the invoice before you park.

Vivace is the face. FDA-cleared robotic microneedling plus radio frequency, thirty minutes they say, dinner the same night they say, face, neck, hands, body. Fine lines, collagen, pores, sun spots, acne scars. The URL still says PRP. The live copy talks about the robotic motor and does not print a PRP vial. Do not assume one. Mary is the name on the South Miami Vivace notes. Elizabeth is the other. K. H. wrote a second Vivace with Mary in November 2025 and stopped at welcoming, patient, efficient. They print another 50 percent off on the form. They do not print a package price.

Hair is the visit that takes the afternoon, even when the marketing says thirty minutes. They sell robotic microneedling of the scalp, microchannels to follicle depth, then bio-identical growth factors and a hybrid exosome vial they describe as bone-marrow and umbilical-cord extracellular vesicles, ten billion per treatment, azelaic acid, shikimic acid, caffeine, a WNT story. Irasema called it stem-cell therapy for hair growth and named Elizabeth. Adriana called it the exosome treatment and named Mary. D. S. sat two hours. Their own page still says a painless 30-minute procedure with no downtime. Both things are in public. If you are coming for hair, ask which clock you are buying, which vial is on the tray, and whether Yeni, Mary, Samantha, or Elizabeth is in 403 that day. Results are a course. People write baby hairs, a twelve-week wait, a five-treatment arc. It is not a one-and-done transplant suite.

Hormones are what leftover pages still file this suite as. Testosterone injections after a physical. An Elite Health HRT Protocol they say is individualized, aggressive, built on hormones, nutrition, and exercise. Starting at $179 a month, free consult. They mention testosterone and HGH on the age-management page. They mention a 300 to 1,000 ng/dL range on the injections page. They do not publish which ester they use, how often you come back for labs, or whether the $179 is the shot, the consult, or a membership. The testosterone page still tells you to call (786) 629-3600. That is Aventura's number. For this door, start on (866) 854-4844 and ask which suite the protocol actually lives in.

Erectile dysfunction sits on the same $179 call-to-action. Their ED page talks about hormone replacement, nutrition, and fitness. It does not name a shot, a shockwave, or a pellet. Do not assume one. If that is why you are coming, say the word on the phone and ask whether 403 is still the right room.

They will not tell you, in public, whether the consult is billed to insurance, what a GLP-1 pen runs after the complimentary hour, what a SculpSure cycle costs after 50 percent off, what a hair course costs, or which license is working Thursday.

How it feels in the room

One hundred ninety-six people have left Google reviews in the set this page is built on, 4.9 stars. One hundred ninety-two of those are fives. Two are fours. Two are ones. There is almost nothing in the polite middle. Perfect-ish scores are easy to collect and hard to trust. The useful part is not the 4.9. It is what people bother to mention twice.

They mention Mary. They mention Yeni. They mention Samantha. They mention Gil on the consult. They mention Elizabeth, Mariolys, Dayana, Melanie. They mention a South Miami location, specifically, so you do not drive to Aventura. They mention a first SculpSure the same day. They mention a two-hour scalp session that did not hurt. They mention baby hairs. They mention a twelve-week wait. They mention Spanish. They mention a follow-up call. They mention a clean room.

They will not tell you the wait on a Tuesday, whether Saturday is actually open, what the consult costs once it is no longer complimentary, what is in the weekly injection, or whether a physician is in 403 that day.

The parts that will waste a trip if you skip them

The live door is 5901 SW 74th St #403, Miami, FL 33143, South Miami, zip 33143. Not Brickell. Not Doral. Not 18205 Biscayne Blvd Ste 2222 in Aventura. Not 20 East 46th Street in New York. If the confirmation says anything other than 403 on 74th, ask.

Hours are a mess on the internet and blank on their own pages. Third-party listings for this suite print Monday through Saturday, 9 to 6, Sunday closed. Google currently only shows Thursday, 9 to 6. Call (866) 854-4844. If nobody picks up and you only have a lunch hour, you do not have an appointment.

They advertise a complimentary consult and rotating 50 percent off on SculpSure, Vivace, and hair. They publish HRT starting at $179 a month. They do not publish a price list for GLP-1 after the free hour, HCG, phentermine, lipotropic shots, a SculpSure cycle, a hair course, or Vivace. Get the number for the thing you actually want.

They do not publish insurance. CareCredit lists the Aventura door, not this one. That is not in-network primary care. If you need the visit billed to a plan, stop until someone says yes.

Mary, Yeni, Samantha, and Gil are who patients repeat. Michael Goldin is the owner. He is not who the five-stars are describing. If you need a specific license in the room, get the name before you park.

The name is a mess. Elite Health Center. Elite Health Center Miami. Elite Fast Weight Loss. Elite Health, the Humana and Conviva Medicare primary-care brand, is a different company. Elite Health on Alton Road in Miami Beach is concierge cardiology, a different door. Elite Health Services in Miami Lakes is Tapanes Complete Care, a different door. Gameday Men's Health Miami Lakes is 6175 NW 153rd Street, a different brand. Confirm South Miami, suite 403, (866) 854-4844.

Parking is the surface lot. Sunset Place is east, not the lobby.

FAQs

Who will I see at Elite Health Center in South Miami? Mary is the name patients repeat for Vivace, hair, and SculpSure in this zip; one note says her sessions are at the South Miami location. Yeni is the name on robotic scalp visits, including a two-hour first treatment and curly-hair notes. Samantha shows up on SculpSure and hair, including Spanish reviews. Gil Lima handles a lot of the consults. Elizabeth, Mariolys, Dayana, and Melanie appear in the same pile. Michael Goldin is the owner and the name their SculpSure page quotes as a doctor; reviews almost never say Michael. If you need a named MD or DO in the chair, ask for that name when you call (866) 854-4844.

What does Elite Health Center actually offer? A complimentary consult, then medical weight loss they publish as GLP-1 medications, HCG (injection or oral), phentermine, and lipotropic injections; SculpSure laser contouring; Vivace robotic RF microneedling; robotic hair microneedling with growth factors and an exosome vial; testosterone injections and an HRT protocol they price from $179 a month; and ED copy that points back to hormones, nutrition, and fitness. It is not a downtown TRT mill, even when leftover pages file it that way, and it is not a Medicare primary-care office.

Where is it, and can I park? Suite 403 at 5901 SW 74th Street, Miami, FL 33143, in a four-story medical-office building in South Miami, zip 33143, one block south of Sunset Drive, west of US-1, not Brickell, not Doral, not Aventura. Surface lot on the property, 100 spaces listed, wheelchair-accessible entrance and lot. From Brickell it is Dixie south to Sunset, then west on 74th. Phone (866) 854-4844. Do not GPS 18205 Biscayne Boulevard.

What are the hours? Some listings only show Thursday 9 to 6. Their own pages do not print a grid. Third-party listings for this suite print Monday through Saturday, 9 to 6, Sunday closed. Google currently only shows Thursday, 9 to 6. Saturday is not confirmed on their contact pages. If you only have a lunch hour, call (866) 854-4844 before you drive onto 74th.

How do I book? Call (866) 854-4844, or use the consultation form on elitehealthcenter.com and the schedule page at elitehealthcenter.com/schedule-consultation. Email info@elitehealthcenter.com. There is no live scheduler. Ask which visit you are buying: the complimentary weight-loss consult, SculpSure, Vivace, hair, or hormones. Ask who will be in the room. Ask which suite — 403 on 74th, or Aventura on Biscayne.

Do they take insurance, and what does it cost? They do not publish insurance. CareCredit lists the Aventura address, not this suite. The consult is advertised as complimentary. HRT pages print starting at $179 a month. SculpSure, Vivace, and hair forms print up to 50 percent off and a custom pricing estimate. They do not post prices for GLP-1 after that hour, HCG, phentermine, lipotropic shots, a SculpSure cycle, or a hair course. Ask for the number that matches the visit before you drive.

Is this Elite Health the Medicare brand, Gameday Miami Lakes, or the Aventura office? No, no, and not unless your confirmation says Biscayne. This is suite 403 at 5901 SW 74th Street, South Miami, Miami, FL 33143, (866) 854-4844. Elite Health (Humana / Conviva) is Medicare primary care, a different company. Elite Health on Alton Road in Miami Beach is concierge cardiology. Elite Health Services in Miami Lakes is Tapanes Complete Care. Gameday Men's Health Miami Lakes is 6175 NW 153rd Street, Ste 320. The Aventura door is 18205 Biscayne Blvd Ste 2222, (786) 629-3600. Confirm 403 and the 866 number.