Health Care Services Division

The Pinellas County Human Services Online Application system will be temporarily offline for a planned system upgrade starting at 8 p.m. on June 30.

Due to continued implementation, access to the application system is expected be restored tomorrow July 8. For questions or assistance, please email HumanServicesIntake@pinellas.gov or call (727) 464-4200. Thank you for your patience while our team works to enhance the application experience.

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El Sistema de Solicitud en Línea de Servicios Humanos del Condado Pinellas estará temporalmente fuera de servicio debido a una actualización programada del sistema a partir de las 8 p.m. del 30 de junio.

Se espera que el acceso al sistema se restablezca a partir de mañana, 8 de julio de 2026. Para preguntas o asistencia, por favor envíe un correo electrónico a HumanServicesIntake@pinellas.gov, o llame al (727) 464-4200. Agradecemos su paciencia mientras nuestro equipo trabaja para mejorar la experiencia de solicitud.

Family Housing Assistance Program (FHAP) rehoused 49 families with children who were experiencing homelessness. On average this was completed within 88 days of enrollment. This is a 32% improvement over prior year where the average was 131 days.

• Of the families in the program, 50% of the adults increased their income through the team’s workforce development services.

Successfully transitioned the entire Community Connections Division into the St. Petersburg Human Services Office and outposted community sites to increase efficiencies, saving the County approximately $118k per year in leasing costs.

Human Services assisted local hospitals with their participation in reimbursement enhancement programs for the Hospital Directed Payment Program (HDPP) and the Low-Income Pool Program (LIP). Staff coordinated with internal and external partners to define and establish the infrastructure to support supplemental pay programs for the hospitals and helped with participation in both the FY24 opportunity and the FY25 opportunity to benefit the hospitals. The combined assessments are estimated to return an additional $250 million in revenue for the participating hospitals.