Francisco, and a lot to be grateful know, and our staff know or at least i hope they know that theyve been part of saving lives every day. As far as ambulatory care, and just to remind you, ambulatory care includes jail care, maternal care, integrated health, and the whole person care, which brings together a number of nontraditional services which serve people experiencing homelessness across the city. So across ambulatory care, we basically deployed a huge number of staff from three of those five sections. Those three sections being primary care, Behavioral Health, and m. C. H. Which in response to the health order to limit our ambulatory care services, those three sections really stripped down their staff and their services to just the most Urgent Services being provided in staff, and in so doing, we were able to deploy 200 ambulatory care staff to the d. O. C. , and then even more to our Clinical Services that grew in response to the covid pandemic. And so so so three services real
Guillermo . Unmute yourself, commissioner, so we can hear you. Yes. Commissioner guillermo, are you there . Commissioner guillermo im here. Clerk thank you. And is commissioner chow on the phone by chance . Commisioner chung yes, i am and i will try for the visual connection as the phone goes on. Clerk okay. And commissioner bernal, i believe that you have smgz to say . President bernal thank you to my chigdzers and welcome to all of the members of the public who may be viewing the Health Commission meeting for tuesday, may 19th. Before we begin i wanted to let everybody know that the commissioners and i have sought to with the support of the mayor, beginning in june to meet twice a month with remote meetings. So on the first and third at a new time at 3 00 p. M. The meeting on the first tuesday of the month will include a covid19 update and a d. P. H. Update and contract items and d. P. H. Program updates. And the meeting on the thursday tuesday of the month includes covid19 updates a