If you are curious you can look at the top left to see the total numbers of lives that we have that are coming from the different employers and you can see on the bottom left there the average age based on those all lives from our employers and a breakout by plan. We are getting a little pretty there. Interestingly enough, we have got city and county of San Francisco increasing yearoveryear on the five years. Look at the dental enrollment on the bottom part of the table. A lot of that increase is coming there were as superyour court is seeing a decrease in employment enrollment and dental plans the numbers are dipping slightly. You will find that information and more in your 2019 membership demographic report. Conversation earlier today look at page 34. It doesnt show who is paying what premiums. If you are curious about the number of employees in city plan, you can find that by looking at the employer breakdown for city and county here. You can see on page 34 towards the bottom uhc ci
We can show that kind of movement of folks. We have 93 of the retirees in california. We assume where they are going are places less expensive than the bay area counties. Some may be surevay data to people who dont live, we can identify who is not here and ask them what factors did they use in deciding where they went. Any Public Comment . Dennis kruger, active retired firefighters, spouses and dependents. I just want to comment on the number of years i have been coming here. This is probably the most detailed demographics report i have ever viewed. Normally, these go in a file i have somewhere in the back of my home. This report will it is in my briefcase in the very front because there is so much information to be used for the next year in this report. I just want to commend the people that put this together. It is excellent, excellent. Any other Public Comment . Seeing none. Item 16, please. Item 16. Approval of the San Francisco Health Services annual report. The report will be pre
Abbie yant. Our member Dennis Kruger has been a great voice for cataract surgery. We have taken the time with subject Matter Experts and also i have consulted directly with the doctor, we have prepared a detailed document in your materials. I want to highlight what our findings are. I will start by saying we are recommending we maintain the traditional cataract surgery in our plans based on the plans from subject Matter Experts. I personally learned a ton, and i wanted to offer to you next lied. The overview of the traditional versus laser surgery technique. There is a lot of information in here, but essentially it states and i think it was noteworthy when this new laser technique was introduced in 2009 there was a lot of expectations it would replace the traditional cat tar racket surgery. That is not the case. The numbers of cataract surgery is going down. It may have advantages to folks electing to have vision changed through laser surgery. For those with cataract surgery the laser
Clerk thank you. We start the meeting in honor of maya angelou who said, when you learn, teach. When you get, give. Section b, opening items. Approval of september 25 minutes. So moved. Second. President mendozamcdonnell roll call vote. Clerk [roll call vote] 7 ayes. President mendozamcdonnell number 2, superintendents report. Dr. Matthews. Good evening, everyone. I will try that again. Good evening, everyone. Great to see you all here, excited to see you all here tonight. Across the united states, National Bullying Prevention Month is a Campaign Held every october that helps to unites communities nationwide to educate and raise awareness of bullying prevention. In our district, were committed to safe and Supportive Schools each and every day, which includes antibullying campaigns as part of a comprehensive Health Education across prek12, for all students. According to the 2017 Youth Risk Behavior survey. San Francisco Unified School District high schools have seen a dramatic reduction
Section b, opening items. Approval of september 25 minutes. So moved. Second. President mendozamcdonnell roll call vote. Clerk [roll call vote] 7 ayes. President mendozamcdonnell number 2, superintendents report. Dr. Matthews. Good evening, everyone. I will try that again. Good evening, everyone. Great to see you all here, excited to see you all here tonight. Across the united states, National Bullying Prevention Month is a Campaign Held every october that helps to unites communities nationwide to educate and raise awareness of bullying prevention. In our district, were committed to safe and Supportive Schools each and every day, which includes antibullying campaigns as part of a comprehensive Health Education across prek12, for all students. According to the 2017 Youth Risk Behavior survey. San Francisco Unified School District high schools have seen a dramatic reduction in antilgbtq verbal slurs, decreasing from 40 in 2011 to 20 last year. We work with all staff and students to build