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Commission approves consent calendar; finance committee details contracts and budget position
Summary
The commission approved the consent calendar that includes contract amendments and new contracts (Nuance, East Bay Agency for Children, Hardenberg staffing, UCSF EPIC consulting); finance staff reported DPH is ahead of budget by about $28M and described Board of Supervisors adjustments.
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The Health Commission voted by voice to approve the consent calendar, which included several contract actions described earlier in the meeting. The Finance & Planning Committee report identified key items on the consent calendar:
- A Nuance Communications contract amendment that would add roughly $500,000 per year for five years to support electronic billing processing upgrades and ICD-10 work. - A $2,688,000 contract (led by East Bay Agency for Children) to run Bay Area trauma-informed system-of-care collaborative services funded through a SAMHSA grant, with seven counties participating and San Francisco as the lead management agency. - A $403,000 contract for Hardenberg Interim Staffing Group to support SFGH staffing, credentialing and transcription during peak periods after unsuccessful RFP attempts. - A $120,799 consulting contract with the University of California, San Francisco Medical Center to assess EPIC electronic health-record feasibility and provide a 10-year cost analysis.
Chair's summary of the DPH third-quarter financial report showed the department is ahead of budget by about $28,000,000, attributed to increased Medi-Cal revenues and lower San Francisco General costs. Commissioners voted "aye" and the consent calendar passed by voice vote; no roll-call tally was recorded in the public session.
Commissioners asked for clarifications about contracts and financial details; staff said the details are available in committee materials and invited additional questions as the items move forward.
