i will be joined by my colleague kelly hiramoto former director of transitions for the san francisco health network. i am here today to share with you some of the background and circumstances pertaining to the adult residential facility located at 88 88 7:00 p.m. at -8 7:00 p.m. atrero. i hope it informs you about the current set of circumstances. so in today's presentation i will start with background information on the bhc which is the building in which it is located. next i will provide an overview of the program. then i will present the facts and circumstances that led to the current plan and, finally, i will review where things stand now in the proposed next steps. currently, the behavioral health center provides both locked, sub-acute and patient treatment and unlocked delayed egress residential care for adults and seniors who have behavioral health needs. however, the bhc didn't start that way. it has a long history that has evolved over time to meet the changing circumstances based by those in need of behavioral health services. a brief review of the history includes that the

>> i am kelly hiramoto, manager of special projects. we now have a census of 36, capacity for 59. >> how many? >> 36, capacity for 59. >> we have 36 out of 59 at the moment. >> yes. >> at the arf we have? >> 32. capacity of 55. >> the capacity still at 55. then upstairs we have what? >> on the third floor currently 36. capacity of 47. >> okay. to get back to understanding what we are holding. this is what we are holding? >> what we are on target for is consolidating the second and first floor. our plan was to take clients from the first floor to the second floor, 18 clients, 11 of whom are older adults. we will leave 14 as residents of the arf so we can bring the census to 59. we will be four short, but we would be bringing people in from new referals when we got the staffing completed. on the third floor, the locked floor, the reason the census is down is because we had two nurses retire, and we have two senior behavioral health clinicians that left, and we are trying to fill all of those vacancies. our census can only go up when we ha