Assisted Living Facility · Pinellas County
St. Mark Assisted Living Center
880 Highlands Blvd, Palm Harbor, FL 34684 · (727) 785-2577
St. Mark Assisted Living Center is a for-profit assisted living facility in Palm Harbor, FL, licensed for 75 residents. Florida AHCA records show 1 substantiated complaint. Resident activities include arts and crafts, cooking classes, dancing, exercise classes, games/cards. Special programs: Audiology, Occupational Therapy, Pet Therapy, Physical Therapy, Speech Therapy.
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License status: IN REVIEW
This facility's license shows a non-standard status. We'd suggest checking with Florida AHCA directly before moving forward.
Licensing & regulation
- License number
- 11910785
- License expires
- January 22, 2026
- Licensed capacity
- 75 residents
- County
- Pinellas
- Regulator
- Florida AHCA
- Substantiated complaints
- 1
- Sanctions / final orders
- 1
- Total deficiencies
- 1
Assisted living facilities in Florida are licensed and inspected by the state (Florida AHCA) rather than rated by the federal government. That's why you won't see a 1–5 star rating here — instead, look at the license status, complaint history, and any enforcement actions below.
AHCA data last updated March 22, 2026
About this home
- Capacity
- 75 residents
- Ownership
- Not-For-Profit
- Owner
- ST MARK VILLAGE INC
- Administrator
- RHONDA COATES
- Type
- Assisted Living Facility
- County
- Pinellas
Bed types
- Extended congregate care(Higher level of care)
- 0 beds
- Optional state supplement
- 0 beds
- Standard private
- 75 beds
Activities
- Arts and Crafts
- Cooking Classes
- Dancing
- Exercise Classes
- Games/Cards
- Gardening
- Music Programs
- Shopping
- Social Events/Outings
- Theater and Movies
- Yoga
Nurse availability
- Direct 24hr
Special programs
- Audiology
- Occupational Therapy
- Pet Therapy
- Physical Therapy
- Speech Therapy
Enforcement History
1 actionThese are formal enforcement actions taken by the Florida AHCA — fines, administrative complaints, and other regulatory actions. More actions don't always mean worse care, but it's worth asking about them.
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