and it is kelly dearman again for in-home supportive services public authority. welcome back. >> thank you. >> so just before we get started, i'm kelly dearman, director of the san francisco in-home supportive services public authority. i'm here with my policy analyst jane lee. so any questions will go to her. so what we wanted to do today was give you very briefly an overview of what we have been doing over at the public authority and some of our outcomes to date. i will say that it's been really great for me and our staff to work with ihss under crista's leadership and also with director mcspadden. i think we really are doing some wonderful things here in the city. and i'm really proud to be working at the public authority. so first off, this looks daunting, but it will be really quick. we are just going to give you a little bit about what our programs are and how many people we are serving. but first i just want to tell you about the great news that happens with us is that every year we do have an independent external audit done and then also d.o.s.s. does a f

and it is kelly dearman again for in-home supportive services public authority. welcome back. >> thank you. >> so just before we get started, i'm kelly dearman, director of the san francisco in-home supportive services public authority. i'm here with my policy analyst jane lee. so any questions will go to her. so what we wanted to do today was give you very briefly an overview of what we have been doing over at the public authority and some of our outcomes to date. i will say that it's been really great for me and our staff to work with ihss under crista's leadership and also with director mcspadden. i think we really are doing some wonderful things here in the city. and i'm really proud to be working at the public authority. so first off, this looks daunting, but it will be really quick. we are just going to give you a little bit about what our programs are and how many people we are serving. but first i just want to tell you about the great news that happens with us is that every year we do have an independent external audit done and then also d.o.s.s. does a f

and it is kelly dearman again for in-home supportive services public authority.elcome back. >> thank you. >> so just before we get started, i'm kelly dearman, director of the san francisco in-home supportive services public authority. i'm here with my policy analyst jane lee. so any questions will go to her. so what we wanted to do today was give you very briefly an overview of what we have been doing over at the public authority and some of our outcomes to date. i will say that it's been really great for me and our staff to work with ihss under crista's leadership and also with director mcspadden. i think we really are doing some wonderful things here in the city. and i'm really proud to be working at the public authority. so first off, this looks daunting, but it will be really quick. we are just going to give you a little bit about what our programs are and how many people we are serving. but first i just want to tell you about the great news that happens with us is that every year we do have an independent external audit done and then also d.o.s.s. does a fis

and it is kelly dearman again for in-home supportive services public authority. welcome back. >> thank you. >> so just before we get started, i'm kelly dearman, director of the san francisco in-home supportive services public authority. i'm here with my policy analyst jane lee. so any questions will go to her. so what we wanted to do today was give you very briefly an overview of what we have been doing over at the public authority and some of our outcomes to date. i will say that it's been really great for me and our staff to work with ihss under crista's leadership and also with director mcspadden. i think we really are doing some wonderful things here in the city. and i'm really proud to be working at the public authority. so first off, this looks daunting, but it will be really quick. we are just going to give you a little bit about what our programs are and how many people we are serving. but first i just want to tell you about the great news that happens with us is that every year we do have an independent external audit done and then also d.o.s.s. does a f

and it is kelly dearman again for in-home supportive services public authority. welcome back. >> thank you. >> so just before we get started, i'm kelly dearman, director of the san francisco in-home supportive services public authority. i'm here with my policy analyst jane lee. so any questions will go to her. so what we wanted to do today was give you very briefly an overview of what we have been doing over at the public authority and some of our outcomes to date. i will say that it's been really great for me and our staff to work with ihss under crista's leadership and also with director mcspadden. i think we really are doing some wonderful things here in the city. and i'm really proud to be working at the public authority. so first off, this looks daunting, but it will be really quick. we are just going to give you a little bit about what our programs are and how many people we are serving. but first i just want to tell you about the great news that happens with us is that every year we do have an independent external audit done and then also d.o.s.s. does a f

and it is kelly dearman again for in-home supportive services public authority. welcome back. >> thank you. >> so just before we get started, i'm kelly dearman, director of the san francisco in-home supportive services public authority. i'm here with my policy analyst jane lee. so any questions will go to her. so what we wanted to do today was give you very briefly an overview of what we have been doing over at the public authority and some of our outcomes to date. i will say that it's been really great for me and our staff to work with ihss under crista's leadership and also with director mcspadden. i think we really are doing some wonderful things here in the city. and i'm really proud to be working at the public authority. so first off, this looks daunting, but it will be really quick. we are just going to give you a little bit about what our programs are and how many people we are serving. but first i just want to tell you about the great news that happens with us is that every year we do have an independent external audit done and then also d.o.s.s. does a f

and it is kelly dearman again for in-home supportive services public authority.elcome back. >> thank you. >> so just before we get started, i'm kelly dearman, director of the san francisco in-home supportive services public authority. i'm here with my policy analyst jane lee. so any questions will go to her. so what we wanted to do today was give you very briefly an overview of what we have been doing over at the public authority and some of our outcomes to date. i will say that it's been really great for me and our staff to work with ihss under crista's leadership and also with director mcspadden. i think we really are doing some wonderful things here in the city. and i'm really proud to be working at the public authority. so first off, this looks daunting, but it will be really quick. we are just going to give you a little bit about what our programs are and how many people we are serving. but first i just want to tell you about the great news that happens with us is that every year we do have an independent external audit done and then also d.o.s.s. does a fis

and it is kelly dearman again for in-home supportive services public authority. back. >> thank you. >> so just before we get started, i'm kelly dearman, director of the san francisco in-home supportive services public authority. i'm here with my policy analyst jane lee. so any questions will go to her. so what we wanted to do today was give you very briefly an overview of what we have been doing over at the public authority and some of our outcomes to date. i will say that it's been really great for me and our staff to work with ihss under crista's leadership and also with director mcspadden. i think we really are doing some wonderful things here in the city. and i'm really proud to be working at the public authority. so first off, this looks daunting, but it will be really quick. we are just going to give you a little bit about what our programs are and how many people we are serving. but first i just want to tell you about the great news that happens with us is that every year we do have an independent external audit done and then also d.o.s.s. does a fiscal an

kelly dearman. welcome. >> good morning, commissioners, president serina, happy new year, everyone. i am going to give the report from the december long-term care coordinating council meeting. the big news is that we have a new ltccc member who will serve as the second department of public health representative. it is alex jackson, and he is the deputy director of adult systems of care at the public health behavioral health services. and because we like to put people to work immediately, he will also serve as the co-chair of the behavioral health workgroup. so at the last meeting in december, of course, we had updates on the master plan efforts and master plan on aging, and in particular we had a robust discussion about how we can encourage the consumer perspective and stakeholder input throughout the whole process. so many people that we want to make sure can participate so that voice doesn't get lost. we had a discussion about census 2020, in particular since so much is being done online, we want to make sure our older adults and people with disabilities are count. we talked about

the implementation task force is co-chaired by myself and my colleague kelly dearman from in-home supportiveservices public authority. this effort incorporates many things over eight domains. just a few that i would like to highlight are efforts around reducing ageism, disability, aging and employment, technology, public spaces, and also this is where the resource guide that supervisor -- or council person -- i met with the supervisors this morning -- council person pelzman mentioned earlier. those meetings meet every other month and are also open to the public. i'm happy to provide more information about that as well. finally, i wanted to let folks know that conversations are starting to happen around celebrating the 30th anniversary of the ada, which will be in july of this year. which is very exciting. and speaking of disability, i wanted to draw your attention to an exhibit that was mentioned by one of our public commenters just a few minutes ago. change-makers, bay area disability pride is on exhibit at the library now through march 15th. and it is a fantastic exhibit of people with dis