we can move on to our next item for discussion which is the san francisco health network, balancing equity and speed in covid vaccination. and care director population and health and quality dr. chen. >> hello. good afternoon commissioners. i am delighted to present our work on our covid vaccination efforts over the past year to this group and will be sharing my screen. can folks see my screen now? okay. as you all know, we are the health care delivery arm of the department of public health and have been very involved with the city's covid vaccination response and i'm really delighted and honored to have the chance to share what we have tried to do to contribute to the success that dr. colfax described before as a city. we have been encouraged from the covid command center to really take this opportunity to celebrate our moment of getting to 1 million vaccinations and so i do have my hashtag celebration there for you. so our health network, we put together a taskforce that was specifically aimed to work on covid vaccine and, from the start, made our mission to ensure that every patient and

we can move on to our next item for discussion which is the san francisco health network, balancing equity and speed in covid vaccination. and care director population and health and quality dr. chen. >> hello. good afternoon commissioners. i am delighted to present our work on our covid vaccination efforts over the past year to this group and will be sharing my screen. can folks see my screen now? okay. as you all know, we are the health care delivery arm of the department of public health and have been very involved with the city's covid vaccination response and i'm really delighted and honored to have the chance to share what we have tried to do to contribute to the success that dr. colfax described before as a city. we have been encouraged from the covid command center to really take this opportunity to celebrate our moment of getting to 1 million vaccinations and so i do have my hashtag celebration there for you. so our health network, we put together a taskforce that was specifically aimed to work on covid vaccine and, from the start, made our mission to ensure that every patient and

we can move on to our next item for discussion which is the san francisco health network, balancing equity and speed in covid vaccination. and care director population and health and quality dr. chen. >> hello. good afternoon commissioners. i am delighted to present our work on our covid vaccination efforts over the past year to this group and will be sharing my screen. can folks see my screen now? okay. as you all know, we are the health care delivery arm of the department of public health and have been very involved with the city's covid vaccination response and i'm really delighted and honored to have the chance to share what we have tried to do to contribute to the success that dr. colfax described before as a city. we have been encouraged from the covid command center to really take this opportunity to celebrate our moment of getting to 1 million vaccinations and so i do have my hashtag celebration there for you. so our health network, we put together a taskforce that was specifically aimed to work on covid vaccine and, from the start, made our mission to ensure that every patient and

to san francisco residents, almost 400,zero residents have received one dose and of those almost 400,000, about 70,000 of those were administered by the department of public health through our network and our clinics at moscone. and, just to remember, the reason you see a difrnts between those numbers, vaccines administered in san francisco includes not only our residents, but also individuals who work in san francisco, for example, those who work in health care and who are some of the very first to be vaccinated. next slide. so, again, in terms of what's been some of our progress to date, we are really having to report that we've made progress in the percentage of individuals who are 65 years and older who've completed vaccination. so we've got 82% of those 65 and older who've had at least one dose and 64% who have completed their series either having two doses or the one dose of j&j vaccines. next slide. so as you can imagine, as the department of public health, we made it very an intentional focus that equity be at the forefront of all of our activities as it relates to vaccine. within d.p.h., the department of public health, we're committed to using our limited supply of vaccin

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health san francisco. >> got it. >> so in 2019 we had an outside consultant help us to come to the city to help assess our network adequacy and the types and events that would be required to be able to adequately flow people through the system and out of the hospital given that our hospital census is one of the most expensive resources and the report to identify any long-term care beds and immediate step down beds and this is the marching orders for the new bed committee. and the assignment of the $43 million. the goal right now is to use these fund to identify the kinds and types of beds that we're needing and unfortunately, i don't have on hand the number of beds. i can look that up and get that back to you in another time. but i will tell you that the search for beds is really limited by the capacity both in the state and in the general area. >> and right now we are looking for long term care beds throughout the northern california area. and there is a bed shortage and the bed capacity is greater than need is greater than what is currently available. and we are also faced with, well, if we can't find the need to contra

health san francisco. >> got it. >> so in 2019 we had an outside consultant help us to come to the city to help assess our network adequacy and the types and events that would be required to be able to adequately flow people through the system and out of the hospital given that our hospital census is one of the most expensive resources and the report to identify any long-term care beds and immediate step down beds and this is the marching orders for the new bed committee. and the assignment of the $43 million. the goal right now is to use these fund to identify the kinds and types of beds that we're needing and unfortunately, i don't have on hand the number of beds. i can look that up and get that back to you in another time. but i will tell you that the search for beds is really limited by the capacity both in the state and in the general area. >> and right now we are looking for long term care beds throughout the northern california area. and there is a bed shortage and the bed capacity is greater than need is greater than what is currently available. and we are also faced with, well, if we can't find the need to contra