Board Education
San Francisco Health Service Board (HSB) Commissioners are required to be knowledgeable of matters concerning health and employee benefits policy and oversight. The HSB Education Policy outlines educational practices and reporting expectations for Commissioners throughout the course of each term year.
The SFHSS leadership team seeks to provide diverse educational opportunities that support the Commissioners in acquiring the knowledge they need to effectively carry out their duties and align with the Strategic Plan for 2020-2022.
This page will house educational materials and will be updated with content as it becomes available.
The Health Service Board (HSB) contact information is:
1145 Market Street, 3rd Floor
ATTN. Board Secretary
San Francisco, CA 94103
HSB Phone: (628) 652-4646 | HSB Fax: (628) 652-4703 health.service.board@sfgov.org
SFHSS 2020 Risk Score Report
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2020 Risk Score Report Video Presentation
The SFHSS 2020 DxCG Risk Scores are generated using the commercial Cotiviti DxCG (diagnostic cost grouper) models from the diagnoses on the claims in the SFHSS All-Payer Claims Database (APCD). The report covers data from the Active and Retired populations, the Early Retiree population, Medicare Retirees, Medical Plan Performance, and costs in correlation to various conditions that our membership experiences.
Marina Coleridge, SFHSS Enterprise Systems Data and Analytics Manager, has recorded the presentation for our members to view in advance of the Health Service Board meeting on May 14, 2020.
Non-Medicare Healthcare Plan Rating Methodologies Parts 1-4
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Non-Medicare Healthcare Plan Rating Methodologies Part 1
Presented via Microsoft Teams Meeting, by Mike Clarke, Aon
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Non-Medicare Healthcare Plan Rating Methodologies Part 2
Presented via Microsoft Teams Meeting, by Mike Clarke, Aon
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Non-Medicare Healthcare Plan Rating Methodologies Part 3
Presented via Microsoft Teams Meeting, by Mike Clarke, Aon
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Non-Medicare Healthcare Plan Rating Methodologies Part 4
Presented via Microsoft Teams Meeting, by Mike Clarke, Aon