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SJ Health Centers posts $2.2 million net income for two months; board presses for plan if QIP funding shifts
Summary
San Joaquin County health clinics reported $2.2 million in net income for the two months ending August 2025, driven largely by a $2.2 million monthly accrual of QIP (quality incentive) revenue and payroll savings from vacancies. Supervisors and staff said they will develop recommendations because the QIP allocation is volatile and the county faces
Roshna Sharma, controller for SJ Health Centers, told the San Joaquin County Healthcare Services Review Project Committee on Oct. 15 that the clinics reported $1.1 million net income for August and $2.2 million net income year to date, compared with a budgeted loss of $119,000 year to date.
Sharma said the favorable results were driven primarily by two factors: lower payroll expense because many budgeted positions remain vacant, and a larger-than-expected accrual of supplemental QIP (quality incentive program) revenue. “The total operating revenue as of August…42% of the overall operating revenue. So that is really playing a big role in the survival of the organization apart from bringing in the net patient service revenues,” she said.
The committee heard that billable visits for the 12 months ending August 2025 were 11,442 for August and 22,500 for the two months ending August (versus budgeted 11,062 and 22,648, respectively). Sharma noted year‑to‑date billable visits are slightly unfavorable by…
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