dr. garcia. what's the timeline that you envision, that you would need to do what you said? >> i always know that these kinds of processes that i've had experience for in the department can't happen within a year. they use today happen within 12 to 18 months. i'm saying that without knowing what i don't know. it's important to sit with the health plans to see if it can happen quicker and there's the ability to set a standard of a fee schedule of how much people would get for the sub is it sidies and that will take time along the structure. from the top of my head those are what we'll be looking at. speaker: i have one more question. >> director garcia, the idea of the foundation and a foundation being able to fund and they're looking at restricted funding, but what you would be thinking of from a foundation that's large enough and how much money are we talk beginning? >> we know how much money that could be there. it's not like we're asking the foundation for funding. we would be moving the dollars through the foundation to provide these subsidy and we could see the dollars

director garcia at this point, i'd like to call up director joann associate professor and a physician at psych emergency service and for case management and has 20 years of experience at sf general dr. ralph (clapping). >> thank you supervisors. that's very kind i wish it were only 20 years it's more like 35 (laughter) >> so as you heard from our director barbara garcia san francisco's behavorial system officers thirty thousand san franciscans every year mostly volunteer treatment from prevention through crisis with goals of wellness and recovery this includes the thirty thousand includes 73 hundred that visits psych care every year a that's the severely and chronically schizophrenia and bipolar disorder. decades ago those are people that would have been locked up for years and years, however, thanks to improvements in treatment reform the commitment laws and the doctrine of the laeftd restrictive they've been treated in our outpatient treatment unfortunately, that leafs behind a small number of patients they k3467b9 refuse treatment and others demonstrate success often several years at that time, but not able to stay in the treatment not recognize or remember they have a chronic i

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dr. hernandez which is our ex director. and there are others who are -- have always been committed to the uniqueness of the commitment of the city. i know that barbara garcia and her staff and others, we would be glad to contact and work with them, so it's not a question of any five million, it's a question of how do we sustain and make sure we get everything needed because this is -- this could be the flagship of the nation pertain to go what we do here and we're all in harmony. the only reservation was the time variable given how we're coming back and we're still moving ahead forward and we'll continue to move forward. as our chair said, there's been a lot of credit and should be to supervisor campos and others who have been working on this and they'll continue to work on this and we will continue to dialogue and to insure that we do have a former model that could make a significant difference overtime. hopefully san francisco can have access to health care to everyone in this city and county. >> thank you. the commissioners are thank you for the work that the supervisor has done, the public who has also brought their concerns to us, and we will continue