All decisions
about 170 Board decisions about State Department of Health …, in date order. Each links to its printed page.
- Health Director authorized to accept and spend state funds for a project deterring children and adolescents from smoking and alcohol use.
- Public Health Department was authorized to apply for and accept a state grant to compare long-term care costs at Laguna Honda Hospital.
- Public Health Department was authorized to apply for and accept a state grant for a Fertility Awareness and Peer Resource Program. linked by the name only, not checked
- Public Health Department was authorized to apply for and accept a state grant for a Health Assessment and Referral Program. linked by the name only, not checked
- Public Health Department was authorized to apply for and accept a state grant for the San Francisco Continuum of Care Project.
- Post Street to close for the Nihonmachi Street Fair
- City adopted resolution letting Laguna Honda Hospital apply for and accept a state grant for capital improvements.
- City adopted resolution letting the Department of Public Health's Bureau of Disease Control apply for a state capital grant.
- Public Health sought to apply for and accept a state grant for an Indochinese preventive health project.
- Board adopted Resolution 931-81 letting Public Health seek and spend a state grant for refugee health assessment services.
- Board adopted Resolution 932-81 letting Public Health accept state funds for a refugee preventive health services program.
- Public Health accepts and spends $149,642 from the state for capital improvements at the Refugee Screening Clinic; adopted.
- Public Health was authorized to accept and spend $100,000 from the State Department of Health Services for a refugee preventive health program. linked by the name only, not checked
- Public Health was authorized to accept and spend $30,473 from the State Department of Health Services for comprehensive public health.
- Approved accepting a $2,400 state grant augmentation for refugee preventive health services in San Francisco.
- Application to accept a $210,072 state grant for the Refugee Preventive Health Program was adopted.
- Public Health was authorized to apply for and accept an $80,000 state grant for refugee preventive health services.
- Department of Public Health was authorized to accept a $65,635 state grant for a county clinics data project.
- North of Market Health Council was authorized to apply for and accept a $34,000 state grant for adult day health services. linked by the name only, not checked
- The city health department was authorized to apply for a $65,234 state grant for family planning services.
- The city health department was authorized to apply for a $312,375 state grant for family planning services; the vote continues on the next page.
- Health department's acceptance and spending of a $55,000 state grant for a joint county-community linkage project approved.
- Health department may apply for a state grant for the Refugee Preventive Health Program.
- Health department may accept a $42,056 state grant for immunization services.
- Public Health Department may accept and spend a $200,000 state grant for refugee preventive health.
- Public Health Department may accept and spend a state grant for AIDS information and education.
- Board authorized the Department of Public Health to apply for and accept a $33,828 state health incentive grant.
- Department of Public Health may spend a $32,500 State Department of Health Services grant for immunization services.
- Public Health may accept a $4,340 state grant for immunization services, approved.
- Department of Public Health may accept and spend a $25,931 state grant for 314(d) health incentive funds, adopted.
- The Board accepted and authorized spending a $34,604 state grant for public health incentive funds.
- Department of Public Health asked to apply for a $450,000 state grant for a General Hospital surgicenter and psychiatric emergency expansion.
- State grant of up to $290,000 accepted by San Francisco General Hospital for a surgicenter and psychiatric emergency services.
- $33,400 state grant for immunization services approved.
- Department of Public Health was authorized to apply for and accept a $64,631 state augmentation for the WIC food program.
- Twelfth Street and two alleys to close for a fundraising party
- The Department of Public Health may accept and spend an $11,324 state grant for immunization services to teen mothers and children.
- The city accepted a $140,000 state grant for capital improvements at San Francisco General Hospital.
- Department of Public Health resolution on a state grant begins here; its outcome appears on the next page.
- A resolution would let the Department of Public Health accept a $1,360,000 state grant for an AIDS Research Center at San Francisco General Hospital, sponsored by Supervisor Kennedy.
- Department of Public Health authorized to apply for, accept and spend a $667,500 State grant for the WIC food program.
- Department of Public Health authorized to accept and spend a $129,439 State grant for SNAP funds.
- Department of Public Health authorized to accept and spend a $96,457 state grant for services to crack-cocaine addicted mothers.
- Health department granted authority to accept and spend a $41,300 state grant for AIDS education and information.
- The Board of Supervisors approved the Public Health Bureau of Records and Statistics applying for and accepting a $4,975 state grant for data reporting.
- State grant of $217,751 for the WIC food program for women, infants and children was approved for Public Health.
- Public Health Department may apply for and accept a state grant for 314(d) Health Incentive Funds.
- Public Health Department may accept up to $280,300 and $300,000 in state funds for care of immigrants legalized under federal law.
- Authorized the Department of Public Health to accept a $35,540 state grant for immunization services.
- Public Health may apply for and accept a $5,700,000 state grant for an AIDS research center at San Francisco General Hospital.
- Department of Public Health was authorized to accept and spend up to $2,100,000 in state indigent medical assistance funds.
- Health Department accepted a $130,000 state grant for a teen fathers case management demonstration project.
- Health Department accepted $87,309 in state funds for child and disability prevention services.
- Lech Walesa Street asked to close for his birthday celebration
- Board authorized the health department to accept and spend $1,141,751 in state funds for child health services.
- Public Health Department may apply for and accept up to $24 million in state CHIP funds for indigent care.
- Health Department authorized to accept and spend up to $2.5M in state funds for indigent medical assistance.
- Department of Public Health was authorized to accept a $36,600 state grant to continue immunization services. linked by the name only, not checked
- Health Department cleared to apply for and spend a $1,603,952 state grant for tobacco control.
- The Public Health Department may apply for and accept a $3.99M state grant for AB 75 capital projects; sent to Finance Committee.
- Public Health Department to apply for and accept $17,023,899 in state CHIP funds for fiscal 1990-91.
- Department of Public Health accepts $1,559,646 from the State Department of Health Services for child health services.
- Department of Public Health may apply for and accept $17.0M in state CHIP funds for 1990-91; continued to July 25.
- The Department of Public Health may apply for and accept $17,023,899 in state CHIP funds for 1990-91.
- Board adopted a resolution letting the Department of Public Health accept a $3,991,643 state grant for capital improvements under AB 75.
- City and Larkin Street Youth Services get $40,000 for youth programs
- Public Health department may spend $146,877 in state grant funds for child health and disability prevention services.
- Proposed authorizing the Department of Public Health to apply for a $197,900 state grant for health service information materials.
- State health grant of $520,800 was approved for an automated Medically Indigent Care Reporting System for the city.
- Department of Public Health's MIA Program was authorized to accept up to $2,500,000 in state medical assistance funds.
- Health department may accept a second $1,595,327 state grant for tobacco control, spending $1,383,257.
- $310,000 accepted for traffic fixes after the Embarcadero Freeway closed
- Public Health Department may accept a $14,095 state grant augmentation for a medical care reporting system.
- Public Health Department may apply for a $94,772 state grant to continue immunization services.
- Department of Public Health accepts a $23,689 state grant to augment its perinatal services program.
- Department of Public Health may accept a $56,050 state grant for health services materials for lawful temporary residents.
- Board adopted resolution letting Public Health accept up to $700,000 state grant for care of legalized immigrants.
- Department of Public Health may accept a $94,772 state grant to continue immunization services for San Francisco residents; adopted.
- The Board authorized the Department of Public Health to apply for a $1,334,558 state grant for WIC nutrition services for women and infants.
- The Board adopted a resolution letting the Department of Public Health accept a $12,708 state continuation grant for dental health education in elementary schools.
- Department of Public Health was authorized to accept and spend a $1,334,558 state grant for WIC services.
- Accepts a $2,105,021 state grant for the Child Health and Disability Prevention programme; sent to Finance Committee.
- Public Health Department may accept and spend a state grant for Child Health and Disability Prevention services; adopted.
- Public Health proposed accepting a $51,795 state grant for family planning services, sent to Finance Committee.
- Public Health to accept a $20,625 state augmentation for immunization services; outcome continues on the next page.
- Office lease at 1155 Market Street extended for the utilities commission
- Public Health may accept up to $823,196 in state funds for unreimbursed care of legalized immigrants; referred to Finance.
- Department of Public Health seeks to accept up to $823,196 in state legalization impact grant funds for public health care.
- The Board adopted acceptance of a $1,063,009 state allocation for the city's tobacco control plan run by Public Health.
- Public Health Department is authorized to apply for a $510,628 state grant for a hepatitis B immunization project.
- Department of Public Health asked to accept and spend a $510,628 state grant for hepatitis B immunization, sent to Finance Committee.
- The Public Health Department proposed to accept and spend a $510,628 grant for epidemiology and disease control.
- Health department may accept and spend a $28,711 state grant for staff health education materials and travel; sent to Finance Committee.
- Department of Public Health to accept a $115,397 state grant to continue immunization services, referred to Finance Committee.
- The Department of Public Health was authorized to accept and spend a $28,711 state grant for health staff education.
- Application to accept up to $2,500,000 in state medical assistance funds for indigent care proposed, referred to Finance Committee.
- Public path to Edgehill Mountain Open Space proposed at 300 Ulloa
- Public health department may retroactively apply for and spend up to $2,500,000 in state indigent medical assistance funds for 1991-92.
- Proposed: Department of Public Health may accept a $470,769 state grant for perinatal outreach services.
- Proposed: Department of Public Health may accept a $377,803 state grant for perinatal and related services.
- Health department may accept $2,127,666 in state funds for tobacco control and perinatal outreach, placing $863,831 on reserve.
- Health department may accept and spend a $377,803 state grant for perinatal and related services under a state contract.
- Department of Public Health's Family Health Bureau seeks to apply for and spend a $470,379 state grant.
- Public Health Department may apply for $831,847 in state money to continue its Hepatitis B demonstration project.
- Public Health Department may accept up to $12.4M in state money for indigent healthcare under the CHIP program.
- Department of Public Health authorized to apply for an $831,847 state grant to continue its Hepatitis B project.
- Department of Public Health may apply for up to $12.4M in state CHIP funds for indigent health care.
- Public Health would accept a $2,187,178 state allocation for child health and disability prevention services; sent to committee.
- Public Health would accept a $1,384,872 state grant for WIC nutrition services; sent to committee.
- Department of Public Health allowed to accept and spend a $2,187,178 state allocation for child health and disability prevention.
- Department of Public Health allowed to apply for and spend a $1,384,872 state grant for WIC services.
- Public Health would accept a $42,402 state grant to augment immunization services; sent to Finance Committee.
- Health department proposes accepting a $10.8M state grant for indigent medical care; referred to Finance Committee.
- Public Health Department authorized to accept and spend a $42,402 state grant for immunization services, with $5,000 reserved.
- Department of Public Health proposed accepting up to $2,000,000 in state funds for indigent medical assistance; referred to Finance Committee.
- Department of Public Health sent to committee a $29,445 state grant to fund health education materials and staff travel.
- Public Health Department may accept and spend up to $2,000,000 in state LIMA funds for indigent medical care.
- Proposed $7,525,189 contract for Medi-Cal targeted case management with the State Department of Health Services was referred to committee.
- Public Health may retroactively sign a $7,525,189 yearly Medi-Cal case management contract with the state.
- Proposal to accept an $81,719 state grant augmentation for breast and cervical cancer screening through Public Health.
- The Department of Public Health was authorized to accept a $179,576 state grant to continue immunization services.
- Public Health Department may apply for and accept a $1.5 million state grant for WIC services.
- Department of Public Health's childhood lead poisoning prevention grant of $1,266,382 from the state was referred to committee.
- The Public Health Department may accept and spend a $1,266,382 state grant for childhood lead poisoning prevention.
- Up to $280,000 in state grant funds for unreimbursed health care of legalized immigrants was proposed for acceptance and referred to committee.
- The Board approved Public Health applying for and spending a $9,404,875 state grant for medical care of indigent residents.
- Public Health accepts up to $280,000 in retroactive state funds for unreimbursed care of legalized immigrants.
- Retroactive application for and acceptance of a $177,139 state violence prevention grant to the Department of Public Health was proposed and referred.
- Health Department may apply for and accept a $177,139 state grant to strengthen violence prevention; adopted.
- Resolution authorizing amended Medi-Cal contract with the State Department of Health Services for $27,317,189 was referred to committee.
- Public Health may execute an amended $27.3M contract with the state for Medi-Cal administrative claiming, 1992-1994.
- Public Health Department may accept up to $8,971,844 state grant for indigent medical care, adopted as amended.
- 1380 Howard Street leased for the parking citation bureau
- Board ratified and authorized the Public Health Department to seek a retroactive $321,844 state grant for an immunization reminder system.
- The Department of Public Health proposed accepting a $180,000 state grant to develop an immunization information system; referred to committee.
- The Board retroactively authorized the Public Health Department to accept a $180,000 state grant for an immunization system.
- Department of Public Health may accept up to $9.2M in state funds for medical care for indigent residents.
- Proposed acceptance of a $15,000 state grant for HIV drug-resistance surveillance by the Department of Public Health was referred to committee.
- Public Health Department allowed to accept a $15,000 state grant for HIV drug-resistance surveillance, approved retroactively.
- $16.0M state substance abuse agreement sent to committee
- The Department of Public Health was authorized to accept a $42,615 state WIC Program grant for service infrastructure.
- Proposed resolution would accept a $23,210 state grant for bioterrorism preparedness at the Department of Public Health; sent to committee.
- $23,210 grant for biological attack readiness clears committee.
- The Board adopted acceptance of a $23,210 state grant for public health bioterrorism preparedness run by the Department of Public Health.
- Resolution urges [name withheld] to approve $9 million for state asthma prevention and control programs; referred for adoption.
- Proposed resolution urges [name withheld] to approve $9 million for state asthma prevention and control programs; sent to committee.
- Department of Public Health may accept and spend a $201,921 state grant for health care for children in foster care, adopted.
- Resolution urging [name withheld] to approve $9 million for state asthma prevention and control programs was adopted.
- Board urges [name withheld] to approve a $9 million state budget increase for asthma prevention and control.
- Department of Public Health was authorized to accept and spend a $201,921 state grant for foster children's health care.
- Public Health Department may accept and spend up to $4,846,670 in state funds for medical care for indigent patients.
- The Public Health Department may accept up to $4.8M in state funds for indigent medical care, retroactively.
- Public Health Department proposed accepting up to $4,826,945 in state funds for indigent medical services; sent to Public Health committee.
- The Department of Public Health sought retroactive approval of a $180,000 contract with the State Department of Health Services for children's health coverage outreach.
- DPH proposed a retroactive $180,000 state grant for Healthy Families outreach; referred for adoption without committee.
- Up to $4.8 million state money for care of uninsured.
- The Public Health Department may accept and spend a retroactive state grant of up to $4,826,945 for indigent medical care; adopted.
- Public Health Department authorized to take a retroactive $180,000 state contract enrolling more children in Healthy Families and Medi-Cal.
- Board adopted a resolution letting the Department of Public Health accept and spend up to $4,826,945 in state indigent healthcare funds.
- The Public Health Department was authorized to enter a retroactive state contract to boost enrollment of children in Healthy Families and Medi-Cal.
- The Board adopted a resolution letting the Public Health Department retroactively accept a state grant of up to $4,136,456 for indigent medical care.
- Board adopted a resolution letting the Department of Public Health accept and spend up to $4,136,456 in state indigent medical care funds. linked by the name only, not checked
- Public Health Department's Newcomers Health Program accepts a $45,000 state grant to treat latent tuberculosis in refugees.
- The city accepted a $2,622,282 state grant for medical care for indigent persons through the Department of Public Health.
- City opposes governor's proposed special election. linked by the name only, not checked
- Department of Public Health authorized to accept and spend a $2,622,282 state grant for indigent medical care.