Healthcare planning for a jail that Pasco County government, not the Sheriff's Office, has operated directly since 2022.
Pasco County government, not the Sheriff's Office, has run the Pasco County Corrections Center directly since October 1, 2022, housing about 1,400 inmates as of April 2024 and holding NCCHC accreditation first earned in 2019 and renewed in April 2024. With a jail expansion project underway, GENESYS would staff a clinical program sized to the county's current population and built to scale as that project adds capacity, working directly with county corrections leadership rather than a sheriff's office.
GENESYS is physician-owned, with a named medical director accountable for clinical policy and NCCHC-aligned standards of care, and clinical decisions made by doctors rather than a minimum-cost staffing plan. Schedule an assessment and we will walk through a staffing plan built for Pasco County's own corrections department.
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Since October 1, 2022, Pasco County government has operated the county jail directly, not the Sheriff's Office. The department, Pasco County Corrections, runs the Pasco County Corrections Center at 20101 Central Boulevard in Land O' Lakes, which means a healthcare contract here is negotiated with county corrections leadership and the Board of County Commissioners rather than a sheriff's office.
The county reported about 1,400 inmates housed as of April 2024, though no published rated bed capacity figure is available. The facility first earned National Commission on Correctional Health Care accreditation in 2019 and was reaccredited in April 2024 following a February 2024 assessment, a standard a healthcare partner has to help maintain, not just meet once.
Pasco County's Board of County Commissioners took over jail operations from the Sheriff's Office on October 1, 2022, and renamed the facility the Pasco County Corrections Center. For a healthcare vendor, that means the buyer, the budget approval and the reporting line all run through county government corrections leadership, not a sheriff's command staff, which calls for a proposal built around how county procurement and oversight actually works.
As of a January 2023 county announcement, the Pasco County Corrections Center was undergoing a jail expansion and renovation project expected to be finished in 2025. A healthcare staffing plan built around the county's reported population of about 1,400 inmates has to leave room to scale as that project adds capacity, while continuing to meet the NCCHC accreditation standard the facility has held since 2019.
The Vera Institute figure is the median average daily population for the last three years with available data; the county's own figure is a single point-in-time count from April 2024.
Pasco County Corrections, a Pasco County Government department, not the Sheriff's Office. The county's Board of County Commissioners took over jail operations on October 1, 2022, and a healthcare contract is negotiated with county corrections leadership rather than a sheriff.
No. The county reported about 1,400 inmates housed as of April 2024, but no published rated bed capacity figure is available for the Pasco County Corrections Center.
Yes. It first earned National Commission on Correctional Health Care accreditation in 2019 and was reaccredited in April 2024 following a February 2024 assessment.
As of a January 2023 county announcement, the facility was undergoing a jail expansion and renovation project expected to be finished in 2025, which a healthcare staffing plan needs room to grow into.
If Pasco County's next healthcare contract needs a partner who understands working with county government rather than a sheriff's office, GENESYS can walk your team through what that program would look like.
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