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\"Okay. With all, I'd like to take them all as 1 motion,\" the chair said. A motion was made and seconded, and the chair called, \"All those in favor? Any against? Hearing none,\" indicating the omnibus motion passed with no recorded opposition.

The board had previously approved routine procedural items earlier in the meeting, including setting the agenda and approving the June 25 minutes. The plenary transcript does not record individual mover/second names or a roll-call tally for the omnibus motion; the meeting record indicates approval by voice vote with no opposition.

Votes at a glance:
• Credentialing report — approved as part of omnibus motion; details not specified in plenary transcript.
• GME statement of commitment — approved as part of omnibus motion; details not specified in plenary transcript.
• Purchasing report — approved as part of omnibus motion; details not specified in plenary transcript.
• Workforce housing item — approved as part of omnibus motion; details not specified in plenary transcript.
• Fiscal year 2026 audit and compliance work plan — approved as part of omnibus motion; committee had previously reviewed/approved the plan at the committee level.
• MTI quality report — approved as part of omnibus motion; details not specified in plenary transcript.

Ending — The chair then moved to adjourn the meeting; the motion to adjourn was seconded and the chair closed the session.","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","Miami-Dade County - Public Health Trust Board of Trustees","oneSentenceSummary","At the Sept. 24 Public Health Trust meeting, the board approved six items — the credentialing report; a GME statement of commitment; purchasing report; workforce housing item; the FY26 audit and compliance work plan; and an MTI quality report — in a single omnibus motion.","taxTitle","Miami-Dade County, Florida","taxId",2864,"location","headline","","shortSummary",{"_33":76,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":77,"_41":78,"_43":79,"_45":80,"_47":81,"_49":82,"_51":83,"_53":84,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":85,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":86,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},6466573,"Audit and compliance committee reports progress on FY25 closeout and approves FY26 audit plan; finance shows year-to-date collections ahead of budget",248,663000,911000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=5823117-98d47833e5c5b1a99dda7b3dc68065ad&start=663&end=911","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/5823117-98d47833e5c5b1a99dda7b3dc68065ad/thumbnail_663000.jpg","/articles/6466573/Miami-Dade-County/Florida/Audit-and-compliance-committee-reports-progress-on-FY25-closeout-and-approves-FY26-audit-plan-finance-shows-year-to-date-collections-ahead-of-budget","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6466573-383d7d78a9880313615751861a6c1b1c/orig.mp4?Expires=1770501503&Signature=kdFcwxEuKc91f8XK42bNx4qF5KlpqnG6zkN1KdbxvjAm8H8VHY78BXs~EWfntNuGUOqeqK9Y8PScKDcsdD6aV9v1j2xsKSPcoQ0zZHLoW5s4Q8QjlwhCBbYS8U7QamXmMPdOef~M~FBfraurHglHWaP7jYf5bot1ZdH-8Ja3oUx81dG734oHE1WmTa5pVrVteOfO1xO6lXAlugRusLBzqAwdq8HWmaQ8zHTxHYnYte88igWWYA6wjqdSWd7eHAtx1HTSrPEhfY6yS6sZnzj9TgknVqaa4~3Nf~sYNUlk44iwO3WqDc3bnh73Kcit94~55Od91ikMAafz7nG3SZICDA__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The Audit and Compliance subcommittee reported on Sept. 24 that KPMG auditors presented progress on the fiscal 2025 audit plan and discussed integrating artificial intelligence tools into audit work. Committee members said the fiscal 2025 compliance plan is closing out satisfactorily and that the 2026 audit plan was reviewed and approved by the committee.

\"We had the quarterly audit and compliance subcommittee meeting and presentation during which our KPMG auditors touched on the progress for the audit plan for 2025 fiscal year, including the use of AI in the audit,\" the committee report said. Committee members Jamal and Andre were cited as presenting progress on closing out the 2025 audit plan and on the 2026 plan; Chief Compliance Officer Raul reported on the closeout of the 2025 compliance plan.

Separately, Carmen Sabater presented financial results through August, reporting that Jackson remains ahead of budget year to date despite some service-level headwinds in August and that August had \"very strong collections\".

The committee’s 2026 audit plan was approved at the committee level during the meetings described to the full board; the full board did not record a separate roll-call vote on the audit plan during the brief plenary session.

Ending — Committee reports and the financial presentation concluded without additional board action during the public session.","At the Sept. 24 Public Health Trust meeting, committee chairs and auditors reviewed the fiscal 2025 audit closeout, discussed AI use in auditing, approved the 2026 audit plan, and presented August financials showing year-to-date performance ahead of budget.",{"_33":88,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":89,"_41":90,"_43":91,"_45":92,"_47":93,"_49":94,"_51":95,"_53":96,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":97,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":98,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},6466578,"Jackson Health CEO says HHS decertification of Life Alliance won’t affect transplant patients; system highlights awards and rankings",261,349000,610000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=5823117-98d47833e5c5b1a99dda7b3dc68065ad&start=349&end=610","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/5823117-98d47833e5c5b1a99dda7b3dc68065ad/thumbnail_349000.jpg","/articles/6466578/Miami-Dade-County/Florida/Jackson-Health-CEO-says-HHS-decertification-of-Life-Alliance-wont-affect-transplant-patients-system-highlights-awards-and-rankings","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6466578-d2eb83cb07465810994750685e542e64/orig.mp4?Expires=1770501503&Signature=f-PL0OppbYDsoKkoXwBp7BGP5cnjzncaiRpIGNzwGyWxJbmL6ZheVw7YJ6M4j8ijnhhdcfTG6oT4tOxPpsF7UrlGTCddD7Mw4LOWJh4HmTIJ0gCA84sGf8JnaYSyrhsLaXsiJJ6Y1P-GbjRtYxxxQHBg2rUCblS66sIgWpr6St-I7pVB5A52~tmPlm5EGini7DDzvwz67oj9PdybYStAZQUAU-NlcuW-F8aEDXGtK89xZQoDHFBf2HI-T7m18mc6NroHLT9z-zwJ4S~xMOP7dhq4p-rOnbDh9KYs-ugMeSfUHcoOWCf6z46nMVJWEIzk2V0DUwFQn6Ax6E-z0qiEIA__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","At the televised Public Health Trust meeting on Sept. 24, Jackson Health System leadership told board members a federal decertification of Life Alliance Recovery Agency — the organ procurement organization serving South Florida — will not affect patients currently listed for organ transplants at Jackson Memorial Hospital or the Miami Transplant Institute.

\"During the decertification process, HHS has confirmed that there will be no impact on patients who are currently listed on the organ transplant waiting list at the hospital serviced by Life Alliance,\" Mr. Carlos Migoya said. He added that the Miami Transplant Institute (MTI) will continue to operate and the system is \"proceeding with business as usual\" for transplant programs.

Migoya said the South Florida region has historically been a low performer in organ procurement and expressed optimism that changes to the organ procurement office will improve donation rates and lead to \"more people receiving the gift of life.\" The board did not take separate action on the HHS announcement during the meeting.

Migoya also reported several recognitions for Jackson Health System. He said the Consortium for a Healthier Miami-Dade named Jackson the Florida Worksite Wellness Awards winner in the employer category for organizations with more than 1,000 employees, beating finalists that included the City of Miami and BankUnited. He credited Michelle Kligman, identified in the meeting as Jackson’s chief human resources officer, and her team for leading employee-focused wellness efforts summarized with the phrase \"employee obsessed.\"

Migoya described Jackson’s wellness offerings as including on-site wellness clinics, systemwide \"Zen dens\" for rest and meditation, and periodic wellness events such as \"Zen painting, grama therapy and puppy therapy.\" He linked the program to benefits including reduced absenteeism and improved staff morale.

The CEO also highlighted national clinical rankings: Lynn Rehabilitation Center was named among the nation’s top rehabilitation hospitals in the U.S. News & World Report Best Hospitals ranking, and Jackson Health System was listed as a high-performing hospital across multiple procedures and conditions, including spinal fusion, colon cancer surgery, hip fracture and stroke.

The board received the report; no formal vote was recorded on the recognitions or rankings.

Ending — The chair moved the meeting along after the report and the board proceeded to committee and agenda business later in the session.","At the Public Health Trust meeting Sept. 24, Jackson Health System leadership said a federal decertification of Life Alliance Recovery Agency will not affect patients listed for organ transplants at Jackson; the system also announced workplace wellness and clinical rankings.","actionData","errors"]

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Public Health Trust approves six consent items in omnibus motion, including credentialing, GME commitment and workforce housing

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