United States · Southeast
Information for Florida patients and families exploring medical evaluation and neurological care options coordinated through Cuba. Care is delivered in Havana — our coordination team supports Florida families remotely.
The process is the same for families across the United States. You do not need to travel to start — evaluation begins with the records you already have.
Share existing neurology, imaging, and diagnostic records securely through our submission page.
The CIREN clinical team reviews your records to understand your situation.
You receive information about whether evaluation in Cuba may be considered for your case.
If travel is appropriate, our coordination team helps you understand logistics and next steps.
Florida is home to one of the largest populations aged 65 and older in the United States, and families across the state are actively navigating Alzheimer's disease, Parkinson's disease, and other neurodegenerative conditions. Many Florida patients already have detailed evaluations from memory-disorder clinics and movement-disorder specialists, which can be submitted for review.
Florida's large retiree population means many families already have neurology workups; sharing those records helps the CIREN specialist team assess your situation.
South Florida's Spanish-speaking community can make coordination with Cuban clinical teams easier for bilingual families.
Miami-Dade, Broward, Hillsborough, and Orange counties have major memory and movement-disorder programs; records from these evaluations are especially useful to submit.
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Miami-Dade County · Broward County · Hillsborough County · Orange County
Miami International Airport is a common departure point for travel to the Caribbean and Latin America, which can simplify logistics for Florida families considering travel to Havana.
Travel is never required to begin. Our team helps families understand current travel considerations before any decision is made.
Many Florida families start with remote record review and telemedicine follow-up. You can receive a specialist assessment of your records without leaving home, and travel can be considered later only if appropriate.
Florida patients can learn about each condition and program before submitting records. These pages explain the clinical protocols in detail.
Florida families are welcome to reach out with questions at any stage — before or after submitting records. There is no obligation.
NeuroCuba provides coordination and information services. Medical evaluation and treatment, when appropriate, are delivered in Havana, Cuba, through CIREN and Servicios Médicos Cubanos. NeuroCuba does not operate a clinic, office, or medical facility in Florida or anywhere in the United States. Nothing on this page is a promise or guarantee of treatment or a specific outcome. Always consult qualified medical professionals for diagnosis and treatment decisions.
Serving Florida patients remotely · Care in Havana, Cuba