The Public Health Trust Board of Trustees meeting held on September 24, 2025, focused on several key topics, including the introduction of a new board member and updates on organ procurement services in South Florida.

The meeting commenced with the welcoming of Abigail Price Williams, the newest member of the board, who was praised for her commitment to the community and the health system. The chairman expressed gratitude for her willingness to serve, highlighting the importance of her role in guiding the health system.

A moment of reflection was led by Dr. Kelly, who encouraged attendees to embrace the changing season with joy and kindness, emphasizing the importance of wisdom and understanding in their work.

The board also took time to recognize Lori Weiss Newell, a long-serving member whose term had recently ended. The chairman acknowledged her significant contributions to the board and the Jackson Memorial Hospital system, noting her family's longstanding involvement in public health.

In a significant update, Mr. Migoya reported on the recent decertification of the Life Alliance Recovery Agency, the organ procurement organization for South Florida. He assured the board and the public that this change would not affect patients currently on the organ transplant waiting list at the Miami Transplant Institute. He expressed optimism that improvements in the organ procurement process would enhance donation rates in the region, ultimately benefiting more patients in need of life-saving transplants.

The meeting concluded with the approval of the agenda and minutes from the previous meeting, ensuring that the board remains focused on its mission to serve the community effectively.