SF Public Health

07/31/2026

As temperatures rise across the Bay Area, keep an eye on young children & have a safety gate in place if you have your windows open to cool off. Heat deaths and accidents are preventable. More information at sf.gov/heat

在灣區氣溫持續升高之際，如果您打開家中窗戶降溫，請留意家中幼童安全並且在窗戶加裝安全護欄。高溫引起的死亡和意外是可避免的。更多資訊請瀏覽 sf.gov/zh-hant/heat

A medida que las temperaturas aumentan por toda el Área de la Bahía, esté al pendiente de los niños pequeños e instale una reja de seguridad si abre las ventanas para mantener su hogar fresco. Las muertes y accidentes causados por el calor pueden prevenirse. Obtenga más información en sf.gov/es/heat

Habang tumataas ang mga temperatura sa Bay Area, bantayan ang mga bata at magkaroon ng isang ligtas na pasukan sa lugar kung bukas ang iyong mga bintana para lumamig. Maiiwasan ang pagkamatay sa init at mga aksidente. Higit pang impormasyon sa sf.gov/fil/heat

07/30/2026

Thank you San Francisco Public Works for your partnership in these critical infrastructure projects including the necessary Aug 15-17 and long-awaited seismic and access improvements to our !

07/27/2026

Be a hero for babies in need — join Zuckerberg San Francisco General for the 3rd Annual Milk Drive!

Just 2 tablespoons of donated human milk can help save a fragile newborn’s life. Your gift has the power to support families across the country and bring hope where it’s needed most.

📢 3rd Annual Milk Drive
🏥 David Sanchez Way at ZSFG
🗓️ Wednesday, August 26, 2026
🕚 11:00 a.m.–2:00 p.m.
💙 Every ounce donated makes a life-saving difference

Whether you’re a seasoned donor or curious to learn more, we’d love to see you there.

Together, we can nourish our tiniest community members and help them thrive.
🔗 https://ow.ly/EkSo50Zp7EX

07/24/2026

07/17/2026

Opening July 30: A new home for the Southeast Child and Family Therapy Center and Families Rising Behavioral Health.

The San Francisco Department of Public Health and San Francisco Public Works partnered to renovate the Southeast Behavioral Health Center at 2401 Keith St., formerly the home of primary care services prior to the opening of the Southeast Family Health Center in 2022.

The project scope included modernization of outdated mechanical, electrical, and fire alarm systems, along with exterior improvements to refresh the building’s appearance and an upgrade to vibrant, modern interior finishes.

Located next to the Southeast Family Health Center, this renovation enhances opportunities for stronger integration between primary care and specialty behavioral health services, improving the client experience for families in the Bayview–Hunters Point neighborhood.

SFDPH extends its appreciation to our state and federal partners for funding and supporting this project.

07/14/2026

National recognition for social responsibility in health care!

The City’s Hospital and Level 1 Trauma Center, Zuckerberg San Francisco General, has been recognized by the 2026–27 Lown Institute Hospitals Index, one of the nation’s leading independent assessments of hospital social responsibility.

This year, Zuckerberg San Francisco General earned 9 badges for excellence across equity, community benefit, and responsible care.

Among the highlights:

⭐ #10 in the nation for Health Equity out of more than 2,700 hospitals
⭐ Top 10 nationally and Top 5 in California for Health Equity
⭐ Top 5 in California for both Community Benefit and Avoiding Overuse
⭐ Grade A ratings across Health Equity, Community Benefit, Avoiding Overuse, Pay Equity, and Inclusivity

“Health equity is not simply a goal - it's a responsibility. At ZSFG, our mission has always been to ensure that every person receives outstanding care, regardless of their situation. Being recognized among the nation's leaders in health equity and social responsibility is a testament to the dedication of our teams and our commitment to the communities we are privileged to serve. This recognition affirms that by putting patients, communities, and evidence-based care at the center of everything we do, we can improve lives and build a healthier future for everyone!” shares Dr. Susan Ehrlich, Chief Executive Officer at ZSFG.

Thank you to everyone who makes this work possible.
Together, we’re building a healthier, more equitable future. 💙

07/13/2026

Thank you to everyone who joined us on Saturday for One City Day, San Francisco’s first‑ever citywide day of service, led by First Lady Becca Prowda and Mayor Daniel Lurie. proudly hosted three projects supporting health, wellness, and community care across the city.

Zuckerberg San Francisco General Volunteers refreshed the Heart sculptures alongside San Francisco General Hospital Foundation and cleaned surrounding areas, creating a more welcoming environment for patients and visitors.

Community Lifesaver Training in partnership with San Francisco Department of Emergency Management: Volunteers learned hands‑only CPR and Narcan administration, gaining lifesaving skills to support emergency response in their neighborhoods.

Laguna Honda Hospital: DPH staff cleared trails and supported Meadow Farm, helping maintain vital healing outdoor spaces for residents and staff.

is deeply grateful for everyone’s dedication, energy, and commitment to strengthening our community. Thank you for showing up for .

07/10/2026

07/09/2026

The Health RIGHT 360 Integrated Care Center at Mission and S. Van Ness is a front door for people to access effective substance use treatment and care.

Today, Public Health Director Dan Tsai and Speaker Emerita Nancy Pelosi celebrated its new 4th floor Engagement & Access Center, which will allow Health Health RIGHT 360 to serve more people looking to start a recovery journey in a welcoming space better suited to meet clients’ need.

07/07/2026

Today, Director Dan Tsai joined Mayor Daniel Lurie and Supervisors Danny Sauter, Connie Chan, and Chyanne Chen, along with community members to celebrate the groundbreaking of long‑awaited improvements at the Chinatown Public Health Center, in partnership with San Francisco Public Works.

Thanks to the voter‑approved 2024 Healthy, Safe and Vibrant San Francisco Bond, this project will strengthen one of our most culturally rooted and community‑serving health centers and prepare it to safely serve future generations.

For nearly 100 years, CPHC has provided trusted medical, dental, and behavioral health services to San Franciscans, with 80% of patients speaking Chinese as their primary language. Renovations will seismically reinforce the building, expand dental care, improve accessibility, enhance air quality, and increase exam and consultation rooms.

Construction will take place over the next two and a half years. During this time, patients will continue receiving care in the community at Chinese Hospital 東華醫院 to ensure uninterrupted access to their providers.