and those people are either at another location, the hospice, and -- >> for the most part, alma villa. two patients were hospice eligible, and one private paying patient close to go elsewhere. >> okay. thank you. >> you're welcome. >> commissioner chung? >> so i have questions, 'cause, like, that's already a done deal. so -- and we really appreciate you giving us the courtesy notice to come in. and since we're looking at the impact, and you mentioned that there are some, like, newer technologies and treatment for alzheimer's, and can you share that with us. >> well, actually, i don't think i did mention that, but i'm happy to share that with you. no, no, we have a very active program based at davies that specializes in diagnosing and treating patients with cognitive programs and dementia. remember, i said prop q is the programs that are either closing or transferring ownership. i wish we had the opportunity to come before you and tell you about all the new things we're doing. so i'll take advantage of commissioner sanchez brought up, what are we doing for the elderly at the new missio

at of july 2018 about 12 residents have moved to the eller care alliance alma villa, and another resident chose to move to a different facility, and two residents are planning to move to cpmc's coming home pos miss. cpmc wihas reported that about6 staff will be impacted by this change and that they will be placed in comparable positions within the system. and the graph on the right just provides a little bit of demograph demographic about the residents who are at swindell's in june of 2018. so we know that our senior population and our population with dementia and alzheimer's is growing? and so whole cpmc has provided a viable and cost neutral solution for its current residents which will ensure that patients have families have a similar level of care with no additional costs, the closure of the facility will ultimately result in a loss of ten residential care facility beds for the elderly in san francisco which will potentially limit access to this type of care in the city, so for those reasons, we recommend that the closure of this facility will have a detrimental impact on health care

the treatment of the patients who were moved to alma villa prior to us demanding that the board of supervisors have a hearing on this was just tragic. cpmc has routinely -- every time they've closed down something in the city, has really mistreated the patients and the families, make no doubt about it. patients' families were told that it was closing. they had to find another service on their own. it was just tragic, and the last of the beds in san francisco, at this point where housing and homelessness is at an all time high just shows the callousness of cpmc, and we do hope that you will find that this is detrimental to san francisco. >> thank you. commissioners, comment and discussion. seeing none, is there a motion on the resolution? >> so moved. >> second. >> the resolution before you does say will, is that what you mean, commissioner? >> yes, it is. >> okay. any further discussion? there being none, all those in favor, please say aye. all those opposed? the resolution is passed. thank you. >> thank you, commissioners. >> we'll proceed to the next item, please. >> yes. item 2 is also a pr