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Votes at a glance: May 20 San Francisco Health Commission

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Summary

Summary of formal actions taken during the Health Commission meeting: minutes approved; patient‑rate ordinance approved; Health Commission rules and regulations approved; consent calendar approved; closed session called.

The following actions were recorded at the May 20 Health Commission meeting.

Minutes approval (May 5 meeting): Commissioners moved, seconded and approved the corrected minutes of the May 5 Health Commission meeting by voice vote.

Patient‑rate ordinance (FY 2025–26 and 2026–27): The commission voted to approve the Department of Public Health's patient‑rate ordinance extending rate authorizations for inpatient, emergency and trauma related services into fiscal year 2026–27. A motion was made, seconded and approved by recorded voice "Aye." Commissioners requested follow‑up: (1) a market‑rate study and updated methodology within the coming year and (2) clarification of how UCSF professional (physician) billing interacts with DPH sliding‑scale and charity policies.

Health Commission rules and regulations: Commissioners moved, seconded and approved updates to the Health Commission rules and regulations (edits highlighted in the materials on file).

Consent calendar: The Laguna Honda Joint Conference Committee recommended approval of the consent calendar items; the full commission moved, seconded and approved the consent calendar by voice vote.

Closed session: Commissioners moved and seconded to enter a brief closed session; the motion passed by voice vote. The meeting recessed into closed session.

The meeting record shows voice votes with "Aye" recorded for each approval; the transcript does not list a roll‑call tally of individual recorded votes.