Urgent Emergent Health Services Summary
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Last updated
Provides a summary of urgent/emergent health services, organized by fiscal year. Monthly summaries can be seen on the Health Services Summary link in the Left-Navigation Links.
Field Name
Description
Source
Urgent / Emergent Utilization
Fiscal Year in which services were received
N/A
EMS HU Transports
Number of EMS transports during the designated fiscal year by the SF Fire Department for High Users, Sobering Center transports, and transports originating from a shelter only. To be considered a high user, the patient must have four or more transports in one month. Only patients with four or more transports are posted, unless Sobering Center/Shelter transports.
SF Fire Department
SFGH ED Visits
Number of visits to SFGH Emergency Department
LCR
OOMG ED Visits
Number of Emergency Department visits outside of DPH (e.g., St. Francis, etc.); only collected for SF Health Plan members
San Francisco Health Plan
SFGH Med Inpt Days
Number of days spent in medical inpatient setting
LCR
OOMG Inpt Days
Number of medical inpatient days at settings outside of DPH (e.g., St. Francis, etc.); only collected for SF Health Plan members
San Francisco Health Plan
DPH O/P Urg Visits
Number of Tom Waddell Center Urgent Care or SFGH Urgent Care Clinic visits
LCR
DPH Med Respt Days
Number of days spent in Medical Respite (a measure of medical inpatient step-down care). Patients are medically grail, homeless persons exiting inpatient without adequate community support for their medical needs
Medical Respite
WS + Mobl Crisis Visits
Number of encounters with Westside Crisis and Comprehensive Crisis Services
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PES Visits
Number of visits to Psychiatric Emergency Services
UCSF
Dore Visits
Number of visits to Dore Urgent Care Clinic. Dore UCC serves individuals experiencing an acute psychiatric crisis but who can be stabilized in a voluntary setting
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MH Inpt Days
Number of days the patient stayed in a mental health inpatient setting
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ADU Crisis Res Days
Number of days the patient resided in a psychiatric Acute Diversion Unit (i.e., crisis residential).
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Sobr Ctr Visits
Number of encounters with Westside Crisis and Mobile Crisis programs
CCMS