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Prop. 44 divides community clinics and health care union (opens the original)
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Local clinical providers are in a battle with a California health-care workers union over a state ballot measure that would alter the way that clinics spend their funds. Proposition 44, which is headed to the ballot in November, would require community clinics to spend 90% of their annual taxpayer-funded revenue on patient care, to be defined by the state attorney general. It would also authorize the state to impose punitive fines on noncompliant clinics. Several organizations have come out in o
Opioid treatment report finds improvement and gaps in city services (opens the original)
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As San Francisco officials continue to address The Cityâs behavioral-health crisis, the latest Treatment on Demand report for fiscal year 2024-25 â introduced to the Board of Supervisors earlier this month â highlighted areas of improvement in providing easily accessible services and resources while acknowledging the gaps that remain. âThere is hope,â said Daniel Tsai, the director of the San Francisco Department of Public Health, at a press conference last week. âThere are opportuni
Bay Area physician’s book warns of how close EDs are to ‘falling apart’ (opens the original)
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As changes to social safety nets such as Medicaid take effect due to federal House Resolution 1, emergency-room physicians are bracing for more patients coming through their doors needing care, straining an already overextended area of hospitals across the country. Thatâs just one of many concerns Dr. Barbara Bond â a longtime emergency-room physician and co-chair of the leadership group for Sutter Healthâs 21 emergency departments â outlines about the nationâs emergency-medicine sys
New CalFresh requirements confuse some San Franciscans (opens the original)
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On the hottest day of the year so far, dozens of San Franciscans lined up under the beating sun in Civic Center on a Wednesday in early September They were waiting to swipe their CalFresh EBT cards at the Heart of The City Farmers Market in exchange for $5 vouchers and $1 tokens that can be used for purchasing fresh produce. This is just one site where the around 133,000 San Franciscans enrolled in the program can use their benefit for groceries. According to the San Francisco Human Services Age
Learning to shuck oysters with San Francisco’s best (opens the original)
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I was sitting at the AMC Kabuki Theater recently watching âTony,â the new Anthony Bourdain biopic, and physically cringed at a scene in which Dominic Sessa, playing the celebrity chef, stabs himself while attempting to shuck an oyster. It becomes a touchstone in the movie â attempting to impress his crush at a party, he tries and fails to crack open the shell, making a mess, and then later on manages to expertly do so for her as a peace offering after an argument. I once sliced open my thu
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