The Health Care for the Homeless (HCH) program provides medical services, otherwise known as primary care, which includes treatment of illness or injury as well as preventive care, education, limited prescription coverage and referrals for lab work, specialty care, dental assistance, behavioral-mental health assistance and substance abuse treatment.

The staff includes a medical director, examiner, nurses and Department of Health (DOH) staff. Pinellas County homeless residents can receive basic health care at the Bayside Health Clinic, in the Mobile Medical Unit, through services offered by our Street Medicine Team and the new and available Telehealth, making access to healthcare even easier.

For more information, visit pinellas.gov/health-care-for-the-homeless-program or call (727) 453-7866.

The Health Care for the Homeless (HCH) program provides medical services, otherwise known as primary care, which includes treatment of illness or injury as well as preventive care, education, limited prescription coverage and referrals for lab work, specialty care, dental assistance, behavioral-mental health assistance and substance abuse treatment.

The staff includes a medical director, examiner, nurses and Department of Health (DOH) staff. Pinellas County homeless residents can receive basic health care at the Bayside Health Clinic, in the Mobile Medical Unit, through services offered by our Street Medicine Team and the new and available Telehealth, making access to healthcare even easier.

For more information, visit pinellas.gov/health-care-for-the-homeless-program or call (727) 453-7866.

The Health Care for the Homeless (HCH) program provides medical services, otherwise known as primary care, which includes treatment of illness or injury as well as preventive care, education, limited prescription coverage and referrals for lab work, specialty care, dental assistance, behavioral-mental health assistance and substance abuse treatment.

The staff includes a medical director, examiner, nurses and Department of Health (DOH) staff. Pinellas County homeless residents can receive basic health care at the Bayside Health Clinic, in the Mobile Medical Unit, through services offered by our Street Medicine Team and the new and available Telehealth, making access to healthcare even easier.

For more information, visit pinellas.gov/health-care-for-the-homeless-program or call (727) 453-7866.

The Health Care for the Homeless (HCH) program provides medical services, otherwise known as primary care, which includes treatment of illness or injury as well as preventive care, education, limited prescription coverage and referrals for lab work, specialty care, dental assistance, behavioral-mental health assistance and substance abuse treatment.

The staff includes a medical director, examiner, nurses and Department of Health (DOH) staff. Pinellas County homeless residents can receive basic health care at the Bayside Health Clinic, in the Mobile Medical Unit, through services offered by our Street Medicine Team and the new and available Telehealth, making access to healthcare even easier.

For more information, visit pinellas.gov/health-care-for-the-homeless-program or call (727) 453-7866.

Pinellas County’s Street Medicine Team will visit Pinellas Libraries during the month of May. Please note that though dates are firm, times are estimates - the Street Medicine Team may arrive or leave earlier or later than posted in this calendar.

The Health Care for the Homeless (HCH) program provides medical services, otherwise known as primary care, which includes treatment of illness or injury as well as preventive care, education, limited prescription coverage and referrals for lab work, specialty care, dental assistance, behavioral-mental health assistance and substance abuse treatment.

The staff includes a medical director, examiner, nurses and Department of Health (DOH) staff. Pinellas County homeless residents can receive basic health care at the Bayside Health Clinic, in the Mobile Medical Unit, through services offered by our Street Medicine Team and the new and available Telehealth, making access to healthcare even easier.

For more information, visit pinellas.gov/health-care-for-the-homeless-program or call (727) 453-7866.

Resources available during the Sanderlin Center's Thriving Thursdays include a food pantry, family services, and medical care. The Sanderlin Center hosts this event every Thursday from 5:30pm - 7:30pm.

The Health Care for the Homeless (HCH) program provides medical services, otherwise known as primary care, which includes treatment of illness or injury as well as preventive care, education, limited prescription coverage and referrals for lab work, specialty care, dental assistance, behavioral-mental health assistance and substance abuse treatment.

The staff includes a medical director, examiner, nurses and Department of Health (DOH) staff. Pinellas County homeless residents can receive basic health care at the Bayside Health Clinic, in the Mobile Medical Unit, through services offered by our Street Medicine Team and the new and available Telehealth, making access to healthcare even easier.

For more information, visit pinellas.gov/health-care-for-the-homeless-program or call (727) 453-7866.

The Health Care for the Homeless (HCH) program provides medical services, otherwise known as primary care, which includes treatment of illness or injury as well as preventive care, education, limited prescription coverage and referrals for lab work, specialty care, dental assistance, behavioral-mental health assistance and substance abuse treatment.

The staff includes a medical director, examiner, nurses and Department of Health (DOH) staff. Pinellas County homeless residents can receive basic health care at the Bayside Health Clinic, in the Mobile Medical Unit, through services offered by our Street Medicine Team and the new and available Telehealth, making access to healthcare even easier.

For more information, visit pinellas.gov/health-care-for-the-homeless-program or call (727) 453-7866.

The Health Care for the Homeless (HCH) program provides medical services, otherwise known as primary care, which includes treatment of illness or injury as well as preventive care, education, limited prescription coverage and referrals for lab work, specialty care, dental assistance, behavioral-mental health assistance and substance abuse treatment.

The staff includes a medical director, examiner, nurses and Department of Health (DOH) staff. Pinellas County homeless residents can receive basic health care at the Bayside Health Clinic, in the Mobile Medical Unit, through services offered by our Street Medicine Team and the new and available Telehealth, making access to healthcare even easier.

For more information, visit pinellas.gov/health-care-for-the-homeless-program or call (727) 453-7866.

The Health Care for the Homeless (HCH) program provides medical services, otherwise known as primary care, which includes treatment of illness or injury as well as preventive care, education, limited prescription coverage and referrals for lab work, specialty care, dental assistance, behavioral-mental health assistance and substance abuse treatment.

The staff includes a medical director, examiner, nurses and Department of Health (DOH) staff. Pinellas County homeless residents can receive basic health care at the Bayside Health Clinic, in the Mobile Medical Unit, through services offered by our Street Medicine Team and the new and available Telehealth, making access to healthcare even easier.

For more information, visit pinellas.gov/health-care-for-the-homeless-program or call (727) 453-7866.

The Health Care for the Homeless (HCH) program provides medical services, otherwise known as primary care, which includes treatment of illness or injury as well as preventive care, education, limited prescription coverage and referrals for lab work, specialty care, dental assistance, behavioral-mental health assistance and substance abuse treatment.

The staff includes a medical director, examiner, nurses and Department of Health (DOH) staff. Pinellas County homeless residents can receive basic health care at the Bayside Health Clinic, in the Mobile Medical Unit, through services offered by our Street Medicine Team and the new and available Telehealth, making access to healthcare even easier.

For more information, visit pinellas.gov/health-care-for-the-homeless-program or call (727) 453-7866.

Resources available during the Sanderlin Center's Thriving Thursdays include a food pantry, family services, and medical care. The Sanderlin Center hosts this event every Thursday from 5:30pm - 7:30pm.

The Health Care for the Homeless (HCH) program provides medical services, otherwise known as primary care, which includes treatment of illness or injury as well as preventive care, education, limited prescription coverage and referrals for lab work, specialty care, dental assistance, behavioral-mental health assistance and substance abuse treatment.

The staff includes a medical director, examiner, nurses and Department of Health (DOH) staff. Pinellas County homeless residents can receive basic health care at the Bayside Health Clinic, in the Mobile Medical Unit, through services offered by our Street Medicine Team and the new and available Telehealth, making access to healthcare even easier.

For more information, visit pinellas.gov/health-care-for-the-homeless-program or call (727) 453-7866.

The Health Care for the Homeless (HCH) program provides medical services, otherwise known as primary care, which includes treatment of illness or injury as well as preventive care, education, limited prescription coverage and referrals for lab work, specialty care, dental assistance, behavioral-mental health assistance and substance abuse treatment.

The staff includes a medical director, examiner, nurses and Department of Health (DOH) staff. Pinellas County homeless residents can receive basic health care at the Bayside Health Clinic, in the Mobile Medical Unit, through services offered by our Street Medicine Team and the new and available Telehealth, making access to healthcare even easier.

For more information, visit pinellas.gov/health-care-for-the-homeless-program or call (727) 453-7866.

The Health Care for the Homeless (HCH) program provides medical services, otherwise known as primary care, which includes treatment of illness or injury as well as preventive care, education, limited prescription coverage and referrals for lab work, specialty care, dental assistance, behavioral-mental health assistance and substance abuse treatment.

The staff includes a medical director, examiner, nurses and Department of Health (DOH) staff. Pinellas County homeless residents can receive basic health care at the Bayside Health Clinic, in the Mobile Medical Unit, through services offered by our Street Medicine Team and the new and available Telehealth, making access to healthcare even easier.

For more information, visit pinellas.gov/health-care-for-the-homeless-program or call (727) 453-7866.

The Health Care for the Homeless (HCH) program provides medical services, otherwise known as primary care, which includes treatment of illness or injury as well as preventive care, education, limited prescription coverage and referrals for lab work, specialty care, dental assistance, behavioral-mental health assistance and substance abuse treatment.

The staff includes a medical director, examiner, nurses and Department of Health (DOH) staff. Pinellas County homeless residents can receive basic health care at the Bayside Health Clinic, in the Mobile Medical Unit, through services offered by our Street Medicine Team and the new and available Telehealth, making access to healthcare even easier.

For more information, visit pinellas.gov/health-care-for-the-homeless-program or call (727) 453-7866.

The Health Care for the Homeless (HCH) program provides medical services, otherwise known as primary care, which includes treatment of illness or injury as well as preventive care, education, limited prescription coverage and referrals for lab work, specialty care, dental assistance, behavioral-mental health assistance and substance abuse treatment.

The staff includes a medical director, examiner, nurses and Department of Health (DOH) staff. Pinellas County homeless residents can receive basic health care at the Bayside Health Clinic, in the Mobile Medical Unit, through services offered by our Street Medicine Team and the new and available Telehealth, making access to healthcare even easier.

For more information, visit pinellas.gov/health-care-for-the-homeless-program or call (727) 453-7866.

Pinellas County’s Street Medicine Team will visit Pinellas Libraries during the month of May. Please note that though dates are firm, times are estimates - the Street Medicine Team may arrive or leave earlier or later than posted in this calendar.

The Health Care for the Homeless (HCH) program provides medical services, otherwise known as primary care, which includes treatment of illness or injury as well as preventive care, education, limited prescription coverage and referrals for lab work, specialty care, dental assistance, behavioral-mental health assistance and substance abuse treatment.

The staff includes a medical director, examiner, nurses and Department of Health (DOH) staff. Pinellas County homeless residents can receive basic health care at the Bayside Health Clinic, in the Mobile Medical Unit, through services offered by our Street Medicine Team and the new and available Telehealth, making access to healthcare even easier.

For more information, visit pinellas.gov/health-care-for-the-homeless-program or call (727) 453-7866.

Resources available during the Sanderlin Center's Thriving Thursdays include a food pantry, family services, and medical care. The Sanderlin Center hosts this event every Thursday from 5:30pm - 7:30pm.

The Health Care for the Homeless (HCH) program provides medical services, otherwise known as primary care, which includes treatment of illness or injury as well as preventive care, education, limited prescription coverage and referrals for lab work, specialty care, dental assistance, behavioral-mental health assistance and substance abuse treatment.

The staff includes a medical director, examiner, nurses and Department of Health (DOH) staff. Pinellas County homeless residents can receive basic health care at the Bayside Health Clinic, in the Mobile Medical Unit, through services offered by our Street Medicine Team and the new and available Telehealth, making access to healthcare even easier.

For more information, visit pinellas.gov/health-care-for-the-homeless-program or call (727) 453-7866.