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Provider Directory Region 11 Provider Directory Region 11 Miami-Dade and Monroe Counties For the latest directory, please go to http://www.floridahealth.gov/AlternateSites/CMS-Kids/. There you may view or print the latest online directory, or use our provider search function. Winter 2015 Welcome to the Children’s Medical Services Network Thank you for choosing the Children’s Medical Services Network (CMSN) Specialty Plan for your health care needs. We are happy to have you as a member and look forward to serving you. This Directory contains a list of quality health care providers that are participating in the CMS Network in your area, including primary care physicians, hospitals, pharmacies and other health care professionals. If you would like to know your provider’s hospital affiliation(s), please call their office to get the most up-to-date information. CMS Network, together with the two Integrated Care Systems (ICS): Ped-i-Care and South Florida Community Care Network (SFCCN,) is continually expanding our network of health care providers to improve access to quality health care services for our members. Since our providers may change over time, you may get the most recent listing of Florida CMS network providers by calling the toll-free Customer Service Center of Ped-I-Care at 1-866-376-2456 and the TTY phone number of 1-800-955-8771, if you reside in one of the counties colored in green in the map below, or the toll-free Customer Service Center of SFCCN at 1-866-209-5022 and TTY phone number of 1-855-655-5303 if you reside in one of the counties colored in yellow. *** Some providers may not perform certain services based on religious or moral beliefs. Table of Contents Dade County 58 Alphabetic Listing for Dade ................................................................................................................................................................... 58 Adolescent Medicine ................................................................................................................................................................................ 58 Adolescent Medicine ................................................................................................................................................................................ 58 Allergy / Immunology ............................................................................................................................................................................... 58 Allergy ............................................................................................................................................................................................ 58 Anesthesiology ..................................................................................................................................................................................... 59 Anesthesiology ..................................................................................................................................................................................... 59 Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetist ............................................................................................................................................................. 59 Audiology .......................................................................................................................................................................................... 59 Audiologist ........................................................................................................................................................................................ 59 Behavioral Health Practitioners .................................................................................................................................................................... 60 Community Mental Health Services ................................................................................................................................................................... 60 Comprehensive Behavioral Health Assessment ......................................................................................................................................................... 60 Residential Treatment Facility ..................................................................................................................................................................... 60 Social Worker/Case Manager ......................................................................................................................................................................... 61 Specialized Mental Health Practitioner ............................................................................................................................................................. 61 Birthing Center .................................................................................................................................................................................... 61 Birth Center ....................................................................................................................................................................................... 61 Brain And Spinal Cord .............................................................................................................................................................................. 61 Traumatic Brain Injury And Spinal Cord Injury ...................................................................................................................................................... 61 Cardiology ......................................................................................................................................................................................... 61 Cardiovascular Medicine ............................................................................................................................................................................ 61 Case Management .................................................................................................................................................................................... 62 Case Management Agency ............................................................................................................................................................................. 62 Community Services ................................................................................................................................................................................. 62 Home Health Agency ................................................................................................................................................................................. 62 Dentistry .......................................................................................................................................................................................... 63 General Dentistry .................................................................................................................................................................................. 63 Other Dentist ...................................................................................................................................................................................... 63 Pedodontist ........................................................................................................................................................................................ 63 Dermatology ........................................................................................................................................................................................ 63 Dermatology ........................................................................................................................................................................................ 63 Disability ......................................................................................................................................................................................... 64 Aged/Disabled Adults ............................................................................................................................................................................... 64 Developmental Disability ........................................................................................................................................................................... 64 Durable Medical Equipment .......................................................................................................................................................................... 65 Durable Med Equipt/ Medical Supplies ............................................................................................................................................................... 65 Medical Oxygen Retailer ............................................................................................................................................................................ 66 Early Intervention ................................................................................................................................................................................. 67 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