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San Leandro City Council
May 2, 2022

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PRES - San Leandro City Council May 2, 2022
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San Leandro City Council
May 2, 2022

CREATING PARTNERSHIPS TO PROVIDE ACCESS TO HEALTH SERVICES

BRIEF HISTORY & PRIORITIES OF EDEN HEALTH DISTRICT
▪ Established in 1948 to build Eden Medical Center and later acquired San Leandro Hospital
▪ Serves the 350,000 residents of Castro Valley, Hayward, Fairview, San Leandro, San Lorenzo, Ashland and Cherryland
▪ Elected board of five members: Chair Mariellen Faria, Vice-Chair Pam Russo, Secretary-Treasurer Roxann Lewis, Gordon Galvan, Varsha Chauhan ▪ Has received no tax revenue since 1976
▪ Owns Two Medical Office Buildings
▪ Eden Medical Office Building in Castro Valley
▪ Dublin Gateway Building in Dublin
▪ Affiliated with Baywood Court Retirement Community in Castro Valley ▪ Contributed over $30 M to St. Rose Hospital and San Leandro Hospital and non-profits including medical clinics, senior programs and food program

MISSION AND VISION OF EDEN HEALTH DISTRICT
▪ Our mission is to improve the health of the community by providing access to direct and indirect care services and health education. ▪ We prioritize improving the health outcomes of our most vulnerable residents by working closely with community and public agencies through prevention, health education, and rapid response to emerging threats.
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▪ Through research of health systems within the district and public health data we have identified priority areas in need as south Hayward, and unincorporated areas of Ashland/Cherryland and San Lorenzo. ▪ Our testing and vaccination pandemic efforts have focused in those areas while disseminating health information throughout the District..

THE EVENTS OF 2020 AND BEYOND DEMONSTRATED THE CONTINUING VALUE OF HAVING AN INDEPENDENT HEALTHCARE DISTRICT SUPPORTING THE EDEN AREA.

THE DISTRICT HAS TAKEN A LEAD ROLE IN THE FOLLOWING:
▪ COVID-19 response including contributing $700,000 in financial support for testing, education and vaccination efforts
▪ Providing health resources and ongoing communications about COVID19 ▪ Created community partnerships and acted as healthcare advisors for COVID-19 clinics
▪ Ongoing grants and community support
EARLY COMMITMENT TO OBTAINING AND DISTRIBUTING PPE – PERSONAL PROTECTIVE

EQUIPMENT
150,000 MASKS DISTRIBUTED TO CITIES OF HAYWARD AND SAN LEANDRO, BAYWOOD COURT, HAYWARD FIREFIGHTERS, ST. ROSE HOSPITAL, THE GROCERY WORKER UNION, SEIU HOME HEALTHCARE WORKERS, FIRST 5 ALAMEDA COUNTY CHILD CARE WORKERS,
TIBURCIO VASQUEZ HEALTH CENTER, EDEN UNITED CHURCH OF CHRIST.

CRITICAL $250,000 CONTRIBUTION TO THE CITY OF HAYWARD
TO CONTINUE COVID-19 TESTING AT CAL STATE EAST BAY NOW AT SKYWEST

COORDINATED PARTNERSHIP BETWEEN

CAL STATE UNIVERSITY EAST BAY NURSING PROGRAM

AND HAYWARD FIRE DEPARTMENT/LA FAMILIA

WORKED AS CLINICAL HEALTH RESOURCES

AND ADVISORY PARTNERS TO FQHC AND NON-PROFIT CLINICS
KEY PARTNER IN ESTABLISHING FOUR COVID-19 TESTING SITES

WITHIN THE DISTRICT AND PROVIDED DIRECT CARE AND CLINICAL SUPPORT PRINTED AND DISTRIBUTED 250 “MASK ON” POSTERS

TO COMMUNITY GROUPS, MERCHANTS, AND SCHOOL DISTRICTS
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PUBLISHED 200 ISSUES OF THE COVID-19 BREAKING NEWS BULLETIN

PARTICIPATED AND ASSISTED IN COORDINATION OF

JUNETEENTH FREEDOM CELEBRATION AS WELL AS SPONSORSHIP OF MANY

COMMUNITY HEALTH RELATED EVENTS AND COMMUNITY MEETINGS
PROUD SPONSOR OF MIA’S DREAM COME TRUE PLAYGROUND

FUTURE OF EDEN HEALTH DISTRICT

1. Revenue Generation – restoration of taxing authority

2. Transition to District elections in 2022

3. Expansion of community outreach and health education

4. Partnerships to address community needs like low income housing, mental health services, seniors services, and health equity

5. Ongoing support for the sustainability of vital community institutions like St. Rose Hospital, La Familia, and Davis Street ▪

CONTACT INFORMATION

CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER MARK FRIEDMAN

CHAIR MARIELLEN FARIA, VICE-CHAIR PAM RUSSO,

SECRETARY ROXANN LEWIS, DIRECTORS, GORDON GALVAN AND

VARSHA CHAUHAN
EMAIL: [email protected] PHONE: 510 759-4191
[email protected] PHONE: 510 828-2063

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