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/Space is dwindling at the county's hospitals as coronavirus cases rise.Four Pinellas County hospitals were without any space in their intensive care units Saturday as Florida hit an all-time high for single-day coronavirus cases.Palms of Pasadena Hospital, St. Petersburg General Hospital, Morton Plant Hospital in Clearwater and AdventHealth North Pinellas in Tarpon Springs had no beds for critical patients, according to data collected by the Agency for Health Care Administration.Meanwhile, Northside Hospital in St. Petersburg had just 3 percent of its ICU beds available, Mease Dunedin Hospital had 5 percent and both St. Anthony’s Hospital in St. Petersburg and Largo Medical Center had 13 percent.Northside and Morton Plant were running low on regular beds, too, with just 3 percent and 2 percent left, respectively.Florida Saturday, the most ever in a single day. About 1,800 came from the Tampa Bay area, with 419 new infections and 18 additional hospitalizations in Pinellas.Local hospitals have said they have quickly if needed. Some have announced a , and others say they can reconfigure their facilities to accommodate more patients.Here’s the breakdown of available space at each Pinellas hospital, as of Saturday at 5 p.m.:Largo Medical Center:37 percent of regular beds, 13 percent of ICU bedsBayfront Health St. Petersburg:48 percent of regular beds, 49 percent of ICU bedsMease Dunedin Hospital:33 percent of regular beds, 5 percent of ICU bedsAdventHealth North Pinellas:5 percent of regular beds, no ICU bedsSt. Anthony’s Hospital:9 percent of regular beds, 13 percent of ICU bedsPalms of Pasadena Hospital:19 percent of regular beds, no ICU bedsMorton Plant Hospital:2 percent of regular beds, no ICU bedsSt. Petersburg General Hospital:11 percent of regular beds, no ICU bedsNorthside Hospital:3 percent of regular beds, 3 percent of ICU bedsMease Countryside Hospital:6 percent of regular beds, 23 percent of ICU beds• • •HOW CORONAVIRUS IS SPREADING IN FLORIDA: THE CORONAVIRUS SCRAPBOOK: SO YOU WANT TO LEAVE YOUR HOUSE? UNEMPLOYMENT Q&amp;A: GET THE DAYSTARTER MORNING UPDATE: .HAVE A TIP?: We’re working hard to bring you the latest news on the coronavirus in Florida. This effort takes a lot of resources to gather and update. If you haven’t already subscribed,This site no longer supports your current browser. Please use a modern and up-to-date browser version for the best experience. — — —

/Space is dwindling at the county's hospitals as coronavirus cases rise.Four Pinellas County hospitals were without any space in their intensive care units Saturday as Florida hit an all-time high for single-day coronavirus cases.Palms of Pasadena Hospital, St. Petersburg General Hospital, Morton Plant Hospital in Clearwater and AdventHealth North Pinellas in Tarpon Springs had no beds for critical patients, according to data collected by the Agency for Health Care Administration.Meanwhile, Northside Hospital in St. Petersburg had just 3 percent of its ICU beds available, Mease Dunedin...

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