If you are searching for a Spanish-speaking doctor in Miami, here is the honest answer: Doctor Matt connects you by video with a Colombian physician who speaks your language. You join the visit from wherever you happen to be in Miami — and anywhere else in the United States — with no app to download. This is not a physical office in Miami; the whole consultation happens on your phone or computer. The visit is a flat $88 USD, one payment, no membership, and it is available with or without insurance. You can book your visit online here and pick the time that works for you.
Serving Miami's Spanish-speaking community by video
Miami is one of the most Spanish-speaking cities in the country. Across Miami-Dade, Spanish is the everyday language in millions of homes, and the community is as large as it is diverse. In Little Havana, along Calle Ocho, Cuban heritage still sets the rhythm of the streets. Hialeah is a working-class neighborhood where you can run your whole day in Spanish, from the café window to the corner store. Doral — nicknamed "Doralzuela" — holds one of the largest Venezuelan communities in the U.S., alongside Colombian and Argentine families. In Kendall, Westchester and West Miami there is a strong Colombian presence, while Sweetwater is a longtime hub for the Nicaraguan community.
For all of these families — Cuban, Venezuelan, Colombian, Nicaraguan, Puerto Rican, Dominican and more — a video visit is simply the easier option. Miami traffic on I-95, the Palmetto and the Dolphin is brutal, and a lot of people work long shifts. With Doctor Matt there is no driving, no waiting room and no lost day: you connect from home, from work, or from your phone, and you talk with a physician in your own language. If the doctor recommends something over-the-counter (OTC), you pick it up at the pharmacies you already pass every day — CVS, Walgreens or Walmart — which are all over Miami-Dade.
How the video visit works
The process is simple and takes only a few minutes:
- Pay online: a single flat payment of $88 USD through the secure Bold platform.
- Pick a date and time: the calendar shows open slots in your own time zone.
- Join by video: connect from your phone or computer — nothing to install.
- Get your plan: the physician reviews your case and gives you clear guidance.
We see patients every day, including weekends, from 7:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. Colombia time (GMT-5). In summer that lines up with Eastern Time here in Miami, but always confirm the slot in your own time zone when you book. The video visit reaches Miami and all of the United States.
What the visit is for — and who sees you
This visit is built for minor concerns that do not belong in an emergency room: colds, cough, sore throat, upset stomach, mild allergies, questions about common symptoms and general health guidance. You are seen by Colombian physicians who speak Spanish natively, so you can explain things without a language barrier. The doctor may suggest over-the-counter (OTC) products you can buy at CVS, Walgreens or Walmart, and walk you through how to care for yourself at home.
Honest about what we are
We want to be straight with you. Doctor Matt is a video service, not a physical clinic in Miami — there is no address you can walk into. Our doctors are licensed in Colombia and are not licensed in any U.S. state, and we do not issue prescriptions valid at U.S. pharmacies. What you get is a real conversation, in Spanish, with a physician who can point you toward safe over-the-counter options and tell you honestly when your case needs in-person care or a prescription. That clarity is the whole point.
Why a doctor in your own language matters
Explaining pain or a symptom in a language you do not fully command can lead to misunderstandings and to the wrong decisions. A doctor who speaks Spanish understands not just your words but your context: how you describe a "gripa," which remedies you have already tried, and what is actually worrying you. In a city as Latino as Miami, that trust makes the visit more accurate, more human and more useful for your health.
Emergencies: when to call 911
Telemedicine does not replace emergency care. If you have chest pain, trouble breathing, heavy bleeding or signs of a stroke, call 911 immediately or go to the nearest emergency room. For everyday minor concerns, we are here to help.
Ready to talk with a Spanish-speaking doctor from Miami? Book your video visit today and get care in your own language, with or without insurance.