the vote. all those in favor of the minutes, please say aye. all those opposed. the minutes have been approved. thank you, commissioners. i ll note there is no request for public comment for that item. director s report. hello, commissioners. greg wagner. chief financial officer. since i am filling in, i m not going to go into the substance of the director s report, but it s available for the public on the stand. you have that in front of you if you have any questions, we re happy to respond with the appropriate staff. commissioners, questions on the director s report at this point? fine. thank you. and we recognize that the director s not available today, so mr. wagner s with us, and was there any public comment? no public comment. we can proceed to item 4. item 4 is general public comment, and i m going to hand commissioner chow one public request. thank you. so we have one well, actually, we have three speakers. i guess is it david? the speaker s ab
so this slide provides a summary of the health care commitments within the development agreements. there are multiple provisions related to health care which are intended to insure that cpmc continues to provide high quality care to san franciscans, especially those who are low-income, medi-cal or uninsured. so as i mentioned, this slide is a summary of this commitment. the first three provisions from multiple commitments, so there are five baseline commitments to maintain the same baseline of charity care, three provisions to increase care to medi-cal beneficiaries and low-income individuals. there were two provisions on the innovation fund, which totalled 8.6 million to fund community based services andum practices, and finally, there are an additional five health care provisions that range on various topics around subacute care to culturally and linguistically appropriate services, so the next slides will provide more details on these commitments. so this slide shows each
another important piece of context is the first two years in 2014-2015, cpmc did not meet its goals. it was at 22%. so your work as commissioners, our work as the community, is so important for our community to actually reach its hopes of having fulfilled good employment at cpmc. another thing that i want to point out was in 2014, cpmc did provide retention data and that is something we hope for looking back into 2017 and looking to next year that we really need this retention data many of it s not only enough for a community members to get in the door. they need to be able to stay. and so in a booming economy, we have to really look out for who is being left out and how we bring them in. thank you. thank you. next speaker, please. three minutes. ok. bob prentice. i represent the bernal heights neighborhood center on the blue ribbon panel to consider the future with saint lukes and been involved with the coalition. i m going to read some testimony that dr. ken barnes ha
then the merchant association could have a sponsor who takes the money, administrative fiscal agent. thank you. if i understand properly, you re suggesting that we have better outreach so that or enable merchants or small businesses to get a piece of this action? commissioner zouzounis: also merchant organizations. there are two examples i m thinking of. the healthy retail program still has a pilot for fresh produce delivery model they want to develop. so it would be rfp for somebody already delivering to store. how do we outreach and make sure that is open to somebody already doing that. and then just to be clear, anybody who any entity to receive money from the city needs to be registered with the city as a compliant supplier, vendor. bidder. and i think in this then they also have to be a registered entity and have a business registration. to have a business registration means for any of the merchants associations, then they need to have a 501 c-3. but they
palmer, and kim tavaglioni. please let me know if i ve missed any, but this is for item nine. hi again. the nursing association agrees that this is detrimental. we agree with the department s finding, and we hope that you ll move to make that official. thank you. thank you. next, please. yeah. if you look at the research that mrs. patil did herself, you can see that all of the rcfe memory care units are full in the city. and this is, again, cpmc enhancing its own revenue at the expense of the people of san francisco. we ve got an epidemic of alzheimer s going on, breaking waves of baby boomers going into it, and you ve got them discontinuing services, not planning for services on its very well endowed campuses, and a deficit of ten beds for the ones that are there now. so it s unquestionable that it s detrimental, and i urge you to vote that way. thank you. thank you. and our last speaker, please. kim tavaglioni. we wholeheartedly agree with the department s recomme