Mayor sends Council a $412,506 extension of city employee health records software

The Personnel Department's occupational health records system would run two more years, through September 2028, at a total of $1,344,734.

City Council· posted Sep 4Spending$413K

The city would keep using a cloud based electronic health records system that tracks employee medical exams, drug testing and workplace safety compliance for two more years. Mayor Karen Bass transmitted the amended agreement with PureEHS Buyer LLC to the City Council, which has 60 days to act or it is deemed approved.

What happens next

City Council must act within 60 days of receipt or the amendment is deemed approved.

How the Council voted on this file
Yes No Absent
  1. 12–0–3
Official portrait of Karen Bass
Karen Bass

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