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If you’re new to Zuckerberg San Francisco General, start here. We’ll do our best to point you in the right direction.
We give top medical care in a caring place. We serve all San Franciscans, no matter their ability to pay.
You can learn how to get here, find your way around, and get the help and support you need.
We provide world-class care for the people of San Francisco, regardless of ability to pay or immigration status.
Welcome to Zuckerberg San Francisco General Hospital and Trauma Center. We provide inpatient, outpatient, emergency, diagnostic, and behavioral services for adults and children.
We are a welcoming and healing environment, offering the latest medical technology and compassionate care for everyone who needs it, no matter your situation.
Interested in serving the people of San Francisco? Think about joining our talented and dedicated staff.
Everyone is welcome here, no matter your ability to pay, lack of insurance, or immigration status. We’re much more than a medical facility; we’re a health care community promoting good health for all San Franciscans.
We’re part of a large group of neighborhood clinics and healthcare providers in the San Francisco Health Network operated by the San Francisco Department of Public Health. In partnership, we provide primary care for all ages, specialty care, dentistry, emergency and trauma care, and acute care for the people of San Francisco.
Spend time in green spaces or bring nature into your everyday life to benefit your mental and physical well-being.
Apply sunscreen with SPF 15 or higher – you can get a sunburn even if it’s foggy or cold. Be sure to find time in the shade to cool off.
Be sure to stay hydrated with water or unsweetened iced tea. If you’re going to be outside for an extended period, bring a sports drink to replenish your electrolytes.
Enjoy seasonal fresh fruits and vegetables to help support good health and boost your immune system.
Take frequent breaks in shaded or air-conditioned areas on hot days. Never leave a child or pet in an unattended parked car.
Always supervise children around water, including pools, lakes, and beaches. Avoid drinking alcohol when swimming, boating or supervising children.
While it’s not required in the community, consider masking if you have been exposed to COVID-19, if you spend indoor time with someone who is vulnerable, or when you are indoors during times when the virus is circulating in the population at high levels. If you are at higher risk of becoming severely ill, consider masking when in indoor public settings with poor ventilation or when traveling on public transportation. Note that masks are still required in healthcare settings where patients may be present.
Use soap and clean running water for 20 seconds to keep your hands clean and reduce the spread of germs.
Get your COVID-19 and Flu vaccines to protect yourself and others against illness. If you are 60 years or older, talk with your healthcare provider about the RSV vaccine.
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