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SFHSS adopts a focused 2026 gap-year strategic plan to guide operations

San Francisco Health Service Board · January 8, 2026
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Summary

The Health Service Board unanimously approved SFHSS's 2026 gap-year strategic plan, a one-year framework prioritizing affordable, high-quality care, mental health and member engagement while preparing for a multi-year plan.

Ryn Coleridge, SFHSS chief operating and experience officer, presented the proposed 2026 gap-year strategic plan and noted the charter and board governance policy require the board to evaluate and approve such goals. The plan outlines three goals: provide affordable and sustainable high-quality care through value-driven decisions; support mental health and well-being in partnership with stakeholders; and optimize service to maintain and advance member engagement.

Coleridge said learnings from prior strategic planning on equity have been infused into operations rather than listed as a separate goal; implementation will include measurable targets, an annual implementation plan reviewed quarterly, and presentation of progress to the board.

President Howe moved to approve the gap-year strategic plan; the motion was seconded and passed unanimously by roll call. The plan will guide activities through December 2026 while staff develop the next multi-year plan.