Cleveland Clinic - Tradition, North and South Hospitals
With numerous facilities across Martin and St.
Cleveland Clinic Tradition, North and South Hospitals are part of the world-renowned Cleveland Clinic, a non-profit, multi-specialty, academic medical center that integrates clinical and hospital care with research and education. Cleveland Clinic Martin Health is part of the world-renowned Cleveland Clinic, a nonprofit, multispecialty, academic medical center that integrates clinical and hospital care with research and education. Lucie counties, Cleveland Clinic Martin Health is dedicated to achieving excellent outcomes and providing outstanding service guided by our Patients First philosophy. An award winning healthcare provider including three hospitals with a total of 434 hospital beds and clinical care in a variety of specialties using state-of-the-art technology and advanced care to treat simple to complex conditions.
10/31/2025
💡 Discover how technology is transforming cancer care.
Oncologist Rafeal Arteta-Bulos, MD, explores virtual reality’s role in enhancing treatment and patient experiences, helping patients feel informed and empowered.
💗 This , hear how care is evolving. Kelley Kozma, DO, dives into targeted therapies, treatment sequencing and personalized medicine, helping patients stay informed and empowered.
💡 Breast surgeon Cassann Blake, MD, explains the surgical options available for , to help understand their choices and make informed, confident decisions about their care.
The "Leaders in World Class Medicine" video series offers insights into the leading-edge treatments and technological advancements that are characteristic of...
10/31/2025
🎃👻🧟 is, of course, when we’re surrounded by spooky and scary. There's scary decorations, costumes, TV shows and even on social media. When it comes to our little ones, how scary is too scary?
Your older kids delight in the Grim Reaper with LED eyes and the platter of realistic (but unblinking) eyeballs. But how scary is too scary when it comes to your youngest child? Neha Vyas, MD, offers some guidelines to keep Halloween enjoyable for all ages.
10/30/2025
👻🍬After a night of trick-or-treating, the candy stash will be overflowing for days.
Get expert tips from a dietitian to keep the holiday fun and safe and how to keep kids from turning into sugar monsters. 👹
It’s easy for kids to overindulge in Halloween candy, but with the right mindset parents can help their kids avoid that dreaded sugar rush.
10/30/2025
It’s a perfect day for the Born Learning Trail ribbon cutting at Woodland Trails Park, in partnership with the United Way of St. Lucie & Okeechobee! 🌳✨
We’re proud our caregivers helped create this colorful, interactive trail that encourages families to spend time together outdoors.
Designed to inspire play and exploration, the trail helps young children build essential skills for active, healthy lives. 💚
10/30/2025
💡 Understanding your options is important.
Plastic and reconstructive surgeon Martin Newman, MD, shares insights into the various breast reconstruction approaches available, helping patients make informed and confident decisions about their care.
The "Leaders in World Class Medicine" video series offers insights into the leading-edge treatments and technological advancements that are characteristic of...
10/30/2025
Early detection is one of the most powerful tools against breast cancer. 💗 A mammogram can detect some breast cancers up to two years before a lump is felt, and sometimes even longer. They have helped reduce breast cancer mortality in the US by nearly 40%.
Janella was living in Miami when she was diagnosed with breast cancer. After receiving treatment in Peru, she returned to Florida and found compassionate, expert care close to home with oncologist Zeina Nahleh, MD, at Cleveland Clinic Weston Hospital.
Today, she’s not only healthy — she’s climbing mountains, including Mount Kilimanjaro, and training for Mount Everest. 🏔️
☀️🧴Our dedicated caregivers were at the 43rd Annual Chili Cook Off by the Boys & Girls Clubs of St. Lucie County, offering sunscreen and skin cancer prevention information for families.
We had sunscreen dispensers to help protect attendees on the sunny day. Guests could also help themselves to take-home sunscreen to be sun-safe always! 😎🌴
10/29/2025
🧠 Last December, David Hardin was playing pickleball when a sudden wave of dizziness struck. He was rushed to Cleveland Clinic Tradition Hospital, where he was treated for a hemorrhagic stroke.
After 10 days in the hospital and a month of rehab, David says, “I don’t remember much but I know the neurology team saved my life.”
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Cleveland Clinic, Indian River Medical Center and Martin Health System officials celebrated the addition of Indian River Medical Center (IRMC) and Martin Health System as full members of the Cleveland Clinic health system, during events in Port St. Lucie, Fla., and Vero Beach, Fla., on January 9, 2019.
Hospital leaders from all three organizations came together today to meet with caregivers, and celebrate. In addition they shared the integration vision and welcomed all to the Cleveland Clinic family.
“These are well-respected hospitals that have a long history of taking great care of their communities. We are very proud they are now part of Cleveland Clinic’s health system,” said Tom Mihaljevic, M.D., CEO and President of Cleveland Clinic. “As healthcare continues to evolve, this integration will strengthen our ability to deliver on our mission and provide the best care to our patients together.”
Cleveland Clinic’s approach to integration with both organizations will be thoughtful and comprehensive and it will focus initially on learning more about each hospital, the needs of patients, caregivers and the communities. Integration teams are being formed which will focus on understanding the needs and establishing priorities. These teams will also share best practices, learn from one another and help to guide the integration together.
As part of the celebration events on Wednesday, new branding and hospitals names were unveiled. Moving forward they will be known as:
Indian River Medical Center will be — Cleveland Clinic Indian River Hospital.
The three hospitals collectively in the Martin Health System will be — Cleveland Clinic Martin Health
Martin Medical Center (in Stuart, Fla) will be–Cleveland Clinic Martin North Hospital
Martin Hospital South (in Stuart, Fla) will be—Cleveland Clinic Martin South Hospital
Tradition Medical Center will be – Cleveland Clinic Tradition Hospital
There were multiple events held on Wednesday at both Cleveland Clinic Tradition Hospital and Cleveland Clinic Indian River Hospital for caregivers, which included a Q & A and the opportunity to meet one another.
Speakers included:
Tom Mihaljevic, M.D., CEO and President Cleveland Clinic
Wael Barsoum, M.D., CEO and President, Cleveland Clinic Florida Region
Kevin Fitzgerald, M.D., Associate Director of Inpatient Care, Cleveland Clinic Tradition Hospital
Robert Lord, President, Cleveland Clinic Martin Health
John Lowenberg, Past Chair, Martin Health Board
Gregory Rosencrance, M.D., President, Cleveland Clinic Indian River Hospital
Wayne Hockmeyer, Ph.D., Board Member, Cleveland Clinic Indian River Hospital
“We are honored to work with both Indian River and Martin Health,” Dr. Barsoum said. “Our goal is to provide exceptional care for residents in the Treasure Coast and southeast Florida region, and this is a defining moment for us all and the communities we serve.”
Cleveland Clinic Indian River Hospital and Cleveland Clinic Martin Health join as the first regional hospitals in the Cleveland Clinic Florida region. Patients will continue to see their same physicians and providers at their current locations and all operations and appointments for outpatient services will proceed as scheduled. All insurance plans accepted at the hospitals will continue to be accepted.
