NeuroSpa Pinellas Park is the only NeuroSpa Spravato clinic on the Pinellas peninsula, which makes it the closest REMS-certified option for patients across St. Petersburg, Clearwater, Largo, Seminole, Gulfport, Kenneth City, and the rest of Pinellas County. The Park Boulevard location was chosen specifically because it sits in the geographic center of the peninsula, reachable from almost anywhere in Pinellas County without crossing a bay bridge.
Most St. Petersburg patients reach the clinic within 15 to 20 minutes via 4th Street North or I-275. St. Petersburg neighborhoods that use this location include the Old Northeast, Historic Kenwood, Snell Isle, Bayway Isles, the Grand Central District, and the broader downtown St. Pete area. For patients north of downtown St. Pete, the drive up Park Boulevard is usually the shortest route.
From Clearwater, the drive to Pinellas Park is typically 20 to 25 minutes on US-19 or Park Boulevard. From Largo and Seminole, it is closer to 10 to 15 minutes. Gulfport and Kenneth City patients are usually at the door within 20 minutes. For St. Pete Beach and Treasure Island residents, the commute is slightly longer but still considerably shorter than any Tampa-side alternative — the Pinellas Park clinic remains the closest REMS-certified Spravato option for every Gulf-side community.
For Spravato patients in Hillsborough County or farther east, the Pinellas Park clinic is usually not the closest option. Our Tampa location covers northwest Tampa, our Brandon location covers eastern Hillsborough, our Wesley Chapel location covers Pasco County and northern Hillsborough, and our Lakeland location covers Polk County and the I-4 corridor.
Because every Spravato visit requires a driver and the full 2.5-hour time block, it is worth thinking through where your driver can wait during the observation window. The Park Boulevard commercial corridor has several coffee shops and casual restaurants, and St. Petersburg drivers have the option of heading back into the city for errands and returning before discharge.