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CCF J Building (Sydell & Arnold Miller Family Heart & Vascular Institute)
Medical Center
Fairfax, Cleveland
"North Turn Right into clinic"(2 Tips)
"You can get discounts on parking if you buy group tickets."(2 Tips)
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Bless Sverige here. There are many afraid and hurting. So, decree the promises of God over all people here, silently, in your heart, as you walk along your way. Be the blessing!
Steve WeissAugust 31, 2010Lot is across Euclid. No left turns on Euclid so if going North Turn Right into clinic and around circle then cross street. Always parking on upper levels. Allow 20-30 minutes to get in and same to ge
Starbucks, abp, subway, McDonald's, etc. Just walk straight back and follow the crowd
Erick Gaines-SandersNovember 16, 2022The centerpiece & official front door of the Clinic's Main Campus.
Curt BrownApril 9, 2012Awesome view from the open top terrace level...and made out of Amthor steel from Erie, Pa!
Bob BJune 16, 2011Valet pkg is right in front of J desks. $10 is comparable w/ self park. And much faster. :)
If you need directions, you can always ask a "redcoat," those wearing bright red coats positioned all around the lobby
- WARNING! The cafeteria here dies not serve corn syrup, so all the drinks are diet.
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CCF J Building (Sydell & Arnold Miller Family Heart & Vascular Institute)
9500 Euclid Ave (at Cleveland Clinic)
Cleveland, OH 44195
United States
Cleveland, OH 44195
United States
Every life deserves world class care
Open (Show more)
- Mon–Sun
- 24 Hours
(216) 444-6697
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Places inside CCF J Building (Sydell & Arnold Miller Family Heart & Vascular Institute)
- 7.6
"Awe inspiring views of the city. A must see if you're spending any time at the Clinic. Take J Building East elevators to the roof"
Jessica - 6.8
"1million gallons of water a day are pumped through this public art. It has some antifreeze in it to keep it clear and stop it from freezing in the winter."
Paul P 
