No. 2585 transferring property to the board of public works for the purpose of transferring the property to a non-profit entity

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• EXHIBIT B The Bendix Family Physicians will provide two competitively paid, full -time physicians, fund programs specifically designed for chronic disease management for Latinos and African Americans, have a Spanish - speaking medical interpreter, and create an educational center wherein health - related classes would be offered for people of various age groups, support a prescription assistance program for the uninsured, etc. BPO hours of operation will be a minimum of 40 hours per week, and will be specifically coordinated to provide both convenience and regularity. This will allow vulnerable populations to receive quality health care and education. The two Health Systems will continue to subsidize the practice to ensure sustainability of the project. Basic health care needs will be met through a combination of a primary care physician's office, consistent health - related educational offerings (Chronic Disease Management, Nutrition, Exercise, Smoking Cessation, Mammograms via the Mobile Medical Unit, I& access to more specialized care, Senior Services Programs, Prenatal Care Coordination, etc.), medication assistance, and health fairs for the broader neighborhood. Specific, quantitative benchmarks for success will be established in advance and results tracked and documented; i.e., decreasing Hospital Emergency Trauma Center visits which may be categorized as primary care in nature, and decreasing hospital admissions for Diabetic and Congestive Heart Failure patients served through Education and Case Management.