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Health Commission approves consent calendar including security contract, treatment-provider extensions and new community contracts
Summary
The Health Commission approved its consent calendar, which included a security services contract expansion, extensions for HIV and treatment contracts, and new or continuing agreements with Seneca Center, 5 Keys and Glide for behavioral-health and recovery services.
The San Francisco Health Commission approved its consent calendar by voice vote on May 5, taking action on multiple contracts and service agreements reviewed earlier by the Finance & Planning Committee.
Items summarized from committee discussion - Marina Security Services: an expansion of a security-services contract to cover additional clinic sites; packet noted an increase from approximately $1.2 million to about $1.9 million as the program scales to more locations. - HR360 (HIV services contract) extension: committee members discussed a multi-year extension to allow the contractor to absorb leftover program funds under long-running HIV service programs; staff said the extension simplifies administrative conversion of funds and avoids recurring contract reprocurement for episodic fund allotments. - Salvation Army: continuing residential-treatment services. The packet reflected an expansion of beds and new withdrawal-management beds in a continuing partnership. - New/continuing community providers: Seneca Center (youth services tied to juvenile justice populations), 5 Keys (adult supportive services for people…
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