San Francisco residents are urged to take action to keep subacute care services within the city, following a recent government meeting where community health advocates voiced their concerns. The health commission was called upon to prevent the relocation of subacute patients outside of San Francisco, emphasizing the critical need for these services to remain accessible locally.

Advocates highlighted that the health commission has a responsibility to promote and protect the well-being of residents. They argued that moving subacute patients away from their community could have detrimental effects not only on the patients themselves but also on the broader community. The availability of necessary healthcare services, such as subacute care, is essential for maintaining the health infrastructure that supports residents.

The discussions at the meeting underscored the importance of local healthcare services and the potential negative consequences of their relocation. As the city navigates these challenges, the commitment to ensuring that subacute care remains within San Francisco is seen as a vital step toward safeguarding the health of its residents. The community is encouraged to stay engaged and advocate for the preservation of these essential services.