An ambitious project that will transform an abandoned St. Petersburg hospital into a vibrant, affordable housing development for low-income seniors recently received a $9 million boost.
The former Ed White Hospital will also serve as the St. Petersburg Housing Authority’s (SPHA) new centrally-located headquarters. Evara Health will offer clinician services, including preventative care and chronic disease management, from renovated rooms and offices on the first floor.
City council members unanimously approved allocating up to $8.94 million for the affordable housing component at their June 5 meeting. The Ed White Campus will feature 71 apartments for seniors earning at or below 60% of the area median income (AMI)…