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Health Services<br />
Mitchell H. Katz, M.D., Director<br />
Health Services <strong>Budget</strong> Summary<br />
HEALTH SERVICES BUDGET SUMMARY<br />
Mission Statement<br />
The mission of the Los Angeles County Department of Health<br />
Services (DHS) is to ensure access to high-quality, patientcentered,<br />
cost-effective health care to Los Angeles County<br />
residents through direct services at DHS facilities and through<br />
collaboration with community and university partners.<br />
On behalf of the community, the Department provides vital<br />
inpatient acute care services in four hospitals, and outpatient<br />
services at two Multi-Service Ambulatory Care Centers<br />
(MACCs), six comprehensive health centers, 11 health centers,<br />
and over 100 Public/Private Partnership (PPP) clinics. The<br />
Department works in close collaboration with other County<br />
departments, such as Mental Health, Public Health, Probation,<br />
Children and Family Services and Sheriff, to provide targeted,<br />
coordinated services to fragile residents with specific needs in<br />
the communities. The Department operates a health plan, the<br />
HEALTH SERVICES<br />
<strong>Budget</strong> Summaries<br />
FY 2009-10 FY 2010-11 FY 2010-11 FY 2011-12 FY 2011-12 CHANGE FROM<br />
CLASSIFICATION ACTUAL ESTIMATED BUDGET REQUESTED RECOMMENDED BUDGET<br />
FINANCING USES<br />
SALARIES & EMPLOYEE BENEFITS $1,896,947,232.36 $ 1,933,550,000 $ 1,975,173,000 $ 1,927,243,000 $ 1,920,800,000 $ (54,373,000)<br />
SERVICES & SUPPLIES 1,555,233,150.17 1,676,057,000 1,603,613,000 1,664,933,000 1,660,620,000 57,007,000<br />
S & S EXPENDITURE DISTRIBUTION (131,297,307.46) (137,284,000) (144,870,000) (142,951,000) (142,971,000) 1,899,000<br />
TOTAL S & S 1,423,935,842.71 1,538,773,000 1,458,743,000 1,521,982,000 1,517,649,000 58,906,000<br />
OTHER CHARGES 107,825,933.77 120,964,000 118,153,000 151,824,000 151,118,000 32,965,000<br />
CAPITAL ASSETS - EQUIPMENT 6,480,940.76 9,650,000 13,530,000 12,512,000 9,437,000 (4,093,000)<br />
OTHER FINANCING USES 667,188,639.43 644,825,000 644,825,000 591,012,000 587,937,000 (56,888,000)<br />
GROSS TOTAL $4,102,378,589.03 $ 4,247,762,000 $ 4,210,424,000 $ 4,204,573,000 $ 4,186,941,000 $ (23,483,000)<br />
INTRAFUND TRANSFERS (35,314,101.46) (42,654,000) (43,229,000) (43,224,000) (43,105,000) 124,000<br />
NET TOTAL $4,067,064,487.57 $ 4,205,108,000 $ 4,167,195,000 $ 4,161,349,000 $ 4,143,836,000 $ (23,359,000)<br />
DESIGNATIONS 3,929,000.00 0 0 0 0 0<br />
TOTAL FINANCING USES 4,070,993,487.57 4,205,108,000 4,167,195,000 4,161,349,000 4,143,836,000 (23,359,000)<br />
FINANCING SOURCES<br />
CANCEL RES/DES $ 48,419,332.00 $ 3,929,000 $ 3,929,000 $ 0 $ 0 $ (3,929,000)<br />
REVENUE 3,350,852,912.83 3,277,575,000 3,482,704,000 3,487,487,000 3,472,999,000 (9,705,000)<br />
NET COUNTY COST 671,725,570.68 680,175,000 680,562,000 673,862,000 670,837,000 (9,725,000)<br />
TOTAL FINANCING SOURCES 4,070,997,815.51 3,961,679,000 4,167,195,000 4,161,349,000 4,143,836,000 (23,359,000)<br />
BUDGETED POSITIONS 20,098.0 20,248.0 20,248.0 20,249.0 20,242.0 (6.0)<br />
Community Health Plan (CHP), which serves more than<br />
200,000 members. The Department further manages<br />
emergency medical services for the entire County, and trains<br />
approximately 1,360 physician residents annually.<br />
The Department ensures that the medically indigent have<br />
appropriate access to health care in their communities. DHS<br />
serves as a provider, contractor, and coordinator of health care<br />
services that are effective, efficient, and comprehensive, and<br />
that lower the cultural, linguistic, financial, and disabilityrelated<br />
barriers to access.<br />
The Department is a partner with the private sector, other<br />
County departments, and affiliated educational institutions in<br />
training health professionals and delivering health care<br />
services to the community.<br />
FY 2011-12 <strong>Recommended</strong> <strong>Budget</strong> <strong>Volume</strong> <strong>One</strong> 27.1 County of Los Angeles