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Hassler Health Home

Named in the records1931–1982

300 records of San Francisco tie this place, 1931–1982: 287 decisions of the Board of Supervisors and 13 facts read from city reports. Open the full list, with filters for years, kind and outcome.

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Named in the records
Records
300: 287 Board decisions, 13 facts from city reports
Years
1931–1982

What the records say

The 60 most telling of its 300 records, in date order: the ones an editor picked first, then the highest scored. The one-line summaries were written by a language model from the printed page; open the page to check the wording.

WhenWhat the record saysOutcomeSource
1931-09-21The Board adopted a resolution renaming the San Francisco Health Farm as the Hassler Health Home of the Department of Public Health.passedBoard decision
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1932-01-06Payment of $561.59 (≈ $13,812 in 2026 dollars) to Pacific Gas and Electric Company for electric service at Hassler Health Home approved.passedBoard decision
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1936-04-27Board adopted basic daily hospital rates for paying patients at San Francisco Hospital, including the Isolation Division and Hassler Health Home.passedBoard decision
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1937-05-21Hassler Health Home staff salary and board changes were passed as recommended without objection.passedBoard decision
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1937-10-04Salary rates for Hassler Health Home staff were finally passed by the Board as an emergency ordinance, effective October 1, 1937.passedBoard decision
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1938-05-31Board authorizes city to seek a federal grant covering 45 percent of enlarging Hassler Health Home, Laguna Honda Home and San Francisco Hospital.passedBoard decision
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1938-10-03Daily charges for San Francisco Hospital services set: $5.28 (≈ $126 in 2026 dollars) main, $3.24 (≈ $77.42 in 2026 dollars) tuberculosis, $6.18 (≈ $148 in 2026 dollars) isolation, $3.34 (≈ $79.81 in 2026 dollars) Hassler Health Home.passedBoard decision
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1939-09-25Emergency $500 (≈ $12,120 in 2026 dollars) appropriation from the Emergency Reserve Fund for sick leave relief at Hassler Health Home, fiscal 1939-1940, finally passed.passedBoard decision
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1940-01-15City of San Carlos permit to build Hassler Health Home sewer accepted, with $2,500 (≈ $60,168 in 2026 dollars) paid for connecting to its outfall sewer.passedBoard decision
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1940-01-15County of San Mateo permit to build a Hassler Health Home sanitary sewer in public roads accepted.passedBoard decision
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1940-01-15Redwood City permit to build a Hassler Health Home sanitary sewer in Alameda de las Pulgas is pending.resolutionBoard decision
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1940-03-11Board resolved to grant no new raw sewage connections to the Hassler Health Home sewer until a San Carlos treatment plant is built.passedBoard decision
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1940-05-23Motion to cut $5,500 (≈ $132,369 in 2026 dollars) from the $11,500 (≈ $276,772 in 2026 dollars) lighting budget for Hassler Health Home lost, 3 to 6.refusedBoard decision
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1940-06-17Ordinance adds inmate help, not to exceed $10 (≈ $241 in 2026 dollars) per month, to the Hassler Health Home staff schedule.passedBoard decision
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1941-05-23The 1941-42 budget for the Hassler Health Home was approved, totalling $161,821 (≈ $3.7 million in 2026 dollars).passedBoard decision
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1941-11-03Emergency ordinance sets the pay classification for one position at Hassler Health Home and the Purchasing Department, finally passed.passedBoard decision
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1941-11-03Proposed salary ordinance adds a storekeeper in Purchasing and cuts a porter post at Hassler Health Home.ordinanceBoard decision
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1943-03-22Amends the Central Office Revolving Fund rules for Department of Public Health purchases, refunds and change funds, including Hassler Health Home.passedBoard decision
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1943-05-20$16,150 (≈ $314,542 in 2026 dollars) supplemental budget approved to hire additional interns at Laguna Honda Home, San Francisco Hospital and Hassler Health Home.passedBoard decision
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1943-12-06Board finally passed an ordinance creating a Tuberculosis Trust Fund for patients at San Francisco Hospital and Hassler Health Home.passedBoard decision
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1943-12-27Ordinance passed letting patients of Hassler Health Home run a store selling candy, sundries and newspapers.passedBoard decision
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1944-01-10Ordinance amending rules for admission to San Francisco Hospital, including the Isolation Division and Hassler Health Home, was finally passed.passedBoard decision
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1944-02-28Adopted per-day charges to legally obligated persons for care at San Francisco Hospital, Tuberculosis Division, Isolation Hospital and Hassler Health Home.passedBoard decision
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1944-03-27Hassler Health Home's vacated telephone operator post reclassified as a General Clerk-Typist at $150 (≈ $2,872 in 2026 dollars), passed as an emergency measure.passedBoard decision
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1944-04-24Bill passed first reading to let San Mateo County build water tanks and pipes across part of Hassler Health Home land.passed first readingBoard decision
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1944-04-24Bill proposing an easement to San Mateo County for water tanks and pipe lines on Hassler Health Home property passed first reading.passed first readingBoard decision
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1944-05-17Hassler Health Home budget approved, adding about five employments because patient help was scarce.passedBoard decision
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1945-01-02Salary classifications for Hassler Health Home hospital staff, including a Superintendent of Nurses, were finally passed.passedBoard decision
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1945-04-02Position ordinance setting staff classifications and hours for city hospitals and homes, including Laguna Honda and Hassler Health Home, passed for second reading.passed first readingBoard decision
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1945-08-13Bond to be required for the storekeeper at the Hassler Health Home; passed first reading onlypassed first readingBoard decision
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1945-08-20Board passed on first reading a salary ordinance reclassifying a Hassler Health Home night supervisor post as head nurse at the same salary.passed first readingBoard decision
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1945-08-27Bond required for the storekeeper at the Hassler Health HomepassedBoard decision
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1945-09-04Board passed an ordinance changing the night supervisor job at Hassler Health Home to head nurse at the same salary.passedBoard decision
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1945-09-04Hassler Health Home head nurse post funded with $1,575 (≈ $29,482 in 2026 dollars) from reserve, replacing a night supervisor post, passed.passedBoard decision
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1946-05-20Hassler Health Home superintendent budget adopted as amended, after overtime was reduced to $500 (≈ $8,639 in 2026 dollars) earlier.passedBoard decision
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1946-05-27The State of California was allowed to use the Children's Building on Hassler Health Home property in San Mateo County for $300 (≈ $5,184 in 2026 dollars) monthly.passedBoard decision
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1946-10-07Ordinance passed to provide hospital and medical treatment for authorized volunteers injured at San Francisco Hospital, Laguna Honda Home, or Hassler Health Home.passedBoard decision
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1947-10-27Board adopted a resolution authorizing a sewer connection to the Hassler Health Home main in San Mateo County and an agreement with the county.passedBoard decision
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1948-04-05The Board finally passed an ordinance letting one Hassler Health Home clerk-stenographer work more than 40 hours a week.passedBoard decision
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1948-05-18Board approved the budget for the Department of Public Health's Hassler Health Home, with line-item reductions, on a 8-3 vote.passedBoard decision
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1948-06-02Controller may transfer Public Health surplus funds to pay holiday time at Laguna Honda Home and Hassler Health Home.passedBoard decision
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1949-01-31Two-year rental of the Hassler Health Home children's building from the State of California was authorized by resolution.passedBoard decision
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1949-05-17Hassler Health Home Ford station wagon purchase proposed to be reduced from $2,700 (≈ $38,224 in 2026 dollars) to $2,000 (≈ $28,314 in 2026 dollars); amended, no final vote found.amendedBoard decision
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1950-02-06Supervisors passed on first reading $41,328 (≈ $577,803 in 2026 dollars) to add 25 positions at San Francisco Hospital and Hassler Health Home.passed first readingBoard decision
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1950-02-06Board finally passed $28,060 (≈ $392,304 in 2026 dollars) emergency funding for Hassler Health Home to meet spending needs through fiscal year-end.passedBoard decision
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1950-02-20Board finally passed $41,328 (≈ $577,803 in 2026 dollars) to add 25 positions at San Francisco Hospital and Hassler Health Home.passedBoard decision
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1950-02-20Annual salary ordinance amended for San Francisco Hospital and Hassler Health Home positions; finally passed.passedBoard decision
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1950-05-22Agreement letting the State of California use the Hassler Health Home children's building for cerebral palsied children was adopted.passedBoard decision
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1951-03-12Public Health receives $7,790 (≈ $100,952 in 2026 dollars) for dry goods and wearing apparel at Laguna Honda Home, San Francisco Hospital and Hassler Health Home; finally passed.passedBoard decision
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1951-06-25Public Health received an emergency $26,600 (≈ $344,716 in 2026 dollars) for power and heat at Laguna Honda Home, San Francisco Hospital and Hassler Health Home.passedBoard decision
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1951-07-30Patient day rates at San Francisco Hospital, Laguna Honda Home and Hassler Health Home are set, replacing Resolution 9729.passedBoard decision
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1951-09-04Health department gets $4,176 (≈ $54,118 in 2026 dollars) to add a chef position at the Hassler Health Home, passed for second reading.passed first readingBoard decision
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1951-09-04Salary ordinance for the Hassler Health Home chef position passed for second reading, a companion to the appropriation.passed first readingBoard decision
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1954-02-15Public Health appropriation of $4,225 (≈ $52,921 in 2026 dollars) for Hassler Health Home was finally passed from the Emergency Reserve Fund.passedBoard decision
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1956-10-15Approves $1,900 (≈ $23,536 in 2026 dollars) from the emergency reserve to replace a station wagon demolished at the Hassler Health Home.passedBoard decision
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1956-10-15Consideration of $1,900 (≈ $23,536 in 2026 dollars) from the Emergency Reserve Fund to replace a demolished Hassler Health Home station wagon was postponed.continuedBoard decision
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1959-02-24Supervisors passed on first reading $2,000 (≈ $23,157 in 2026 dollars) for meat purchases at the Hassler Health Home.passed first readingBoard decision
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1960-10-03Board granted San Mateo County revocable permission to build and run a sewer line across Hassler Health Home property.passedBoard decision
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1965-09-07Hassler Health Home to be renamed Hassler Hospital; not final.pendingBoard decision
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1965-09-13Hassler Health Home was renamed Hassler Hospital by a Health Code amendment, finally passed by the Board.passedBoard decision
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