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Baart Community Healthcare - Market
• Location: San Francisco, CA - 94103 | 0.6 mile away
• Contact Phone: (415) 862-2810
• Details: BAART Community HealthCare (BCH) is a non-profit organization established to provide primary medical services through our network of community clinics. BCH clinics are distinctive in their ability to provide easily accessible integrated health care to assist all patients in addressing and treating their general health concerns, as well as their substance use and behavioral health disorders if present.
Medical Respite And Sobering Center
• Location: San Francisco, CA - 94103 | 0.6 mile away
• Contact Phone: (415) 734-4200
• Details: Medical Respite is a partnership between Community Forward SF and the San Francisco Department of Public Health (DPH). Together we provide short-term residential care that allows individuals experiencing homelessness the opportunity to rest, recover, and heal in a safe environment while accessing medical care and other supportive services. Medical Respite reduces the number of emergency room visits its patients make, along with their contact with police and EMS personnel, thus saving substantial city costs, and helps connect its patients with longer term support services as they heal. Beds at Medical Respite cost less than 10% of hospital beds per night, which average $3,000 per night. The Sobering Center is a 12-bed facility that allows people experiencing the dual traumas of addiction and homelessness to receive the help and care they need to detox themselves. Working with DPH’s medically trained staff, we work with individuals - individuals with nowhere else to go to receive these services - to reach a place where they are safe enough to not harm themselves or others. The Sobering Center reduces the number of emergency room visits its patients make, along with their contact with police and EMS personnel, thus saving substantial city costs, and helps connect its patients with longer term support services as they heal. While we do not force sobriety, we offer the tools, counseling, and referrals should an individual wish to pursue a long-term solution.
Curry Senior Center Clinic
• Location: San Francisco, CA - 94102 | 0.7 mile away
• Contact Phone: (415) 885-2274
• Details: Curry Senior Center Clinic, at 333 Turk Street, is a partnership between Curry Senior Center and the San Francisco Department of Public Health to provide accessible primary care and ancillary services to Seniors in the Tenderloin.
Ucsf Shelter Clinic
• Location: San Francisco, CA - 94107 | 0.3 mile away
• Contact Phone:
• Details: In 1991, UCSF Shelter Clinic was created by students with the goal of increasing care delivery to the growing homeless population in San Francisco, while also serving as a teaching opportunity for students. Partnering with the Tom Waddell Clinic of the SF Dept. of Public Health, the clinic offers acute care to shelter residents 2-3 nights a week with general clinics, women’s clinics, monthly dermatology clinics, monthly inter-professional clinics with pharmacy, and a weekly Women’s Support Group. The Homeless Clinic currently serves 20-30 patients per week, resulting in over 1000 patients per year. The clinic is open every Tuesday and Thursday evening from 6-8pm
Mabuhay Health Center
• Location: San Francisco, CA - 94103 | 0.4 mile away
• Contact Phone: (415) 633-7043
• Details: The Mabuhay Health Center (MHC) is a University of California, San Francisco (UCSF) student-run free community health clinic targeting underserved Filipino-American residents of San Francisco’s South of Market (SoMa) District. MHC started in 2009 through the efforts of founder Dr. Alvin Teodoro and a committee of community members, students from Bay Area universities, and health professional students from UCSF Schools of Medicine, Pharmacy, Dentistry and Nursing. Furthermore, MHC holds partnerships with the Bayanihan Community Center (BCC), Bessie Carmichael School/Filipino Education Center K-8 (BCE), and most recently, Canon Kip Senior Center. MHC Day was proclaimed on December 5th, 2009 by the City of San Francisco and is celebrated by the SoMa community each year. Every second Saturday of the month at Canon Kip Senior Center, MHC provides health coaching, health education to youth, health screening, history and physicals, medication therapy management, behavioral health services, and referrals to SoMa residents. The clinic also fosters an environment where preceptors, students, community members, and patients can teach and learn from each other about providing culturally sensitive, accessible, and high-quality health care. Previously, with the generous sponsorship of the Gilead Foundation, MHC has provided Hepatitis B and HIV screenings as well as Hepatitis B vaccinations for our patients. Currently, we have reached over 500 patients, been awarded Top 40 under 40 2010 Readers Choice Award by 7x7 Magazine, and established strong partnerships across San Francisco districts and in San Mateo County. In 2011, MHC further expanded its services to SoMa’s youth by collaborating with Bessie Carmichael School/Filipino Education Center K-8. These services include workshops and health events with a special emphasis on health education. Additionally, MHC links patients to valuable services and resources around San Francisco.
A Woman's Place
• Location: San Francisco, CA - 94103 | 0.4 mile away
• Contact Phone: (415) 487-2140
• Details: Do you know how to be homeless? Probably not, and you probably didn’t know how much bureaucracy is involved. At our drop in services at a Woman’s Place, we help women navigate frustratingly complex systems to receive the help they need. Our staff is skilled at dealing with both the system and the complex needs of our guests using trauma-informed support and case management. Community Forward SF runs a 56-person capacity at a Woman’s Place. We have only one requirement - identify as a woman. Once inside, our guests receive the tools for success they identify with a case manager. This can simply be a hot meal, vocational training, housing placement - we let our guests decide what success looks like. Regardless of what services a guest wants, a Woman's Place gives them safety from the traumas of the streets.
Equity Health Loprest Clinic
• Location: San Francisco, CA - 94103 | 0.4 mile away
• Contact Phone: (415) 697-0490
• Details: This location provides an integrated behavioral health service model that combines mental health, primary care, and social services in one setting as a means for improving patient satisfaction, quality, and health outcomes.
Compass Behavioral Health Services
• Location: San Francisco, CA - 94102 | 0.4 mile away
• Contact Phone: (415) 644-0504
• Details: Compass Behavioral Health Services offers confidential emotional support and therapy for families who are experiencing homelessness, at risk of homelessness, newly housed, or engaged in any Compass program.
Equity Health Main Clinic
• Location: San Francisco, CA - 94103 | 0.5 mile away
• Contact Phone: (415) 503-6000
• Details: Equity Health provides quality health and wellness services with an emphasis on compassion, prevention, and a patient-centered focus. We believe in excellent healthcare for everyone in our community and are dedicated to being relevant and accessible to all.
St. Anthony Medical Clinic
• Location: San Francisco, CA - 94102 | 0.6 mile away
• Contact Phone: (415) 241-8320
• Details: St. Anthony’s Medical Clinic provides primary and specialty care to the Tenderloin community, serving nearly 2,500 individuals and families through more than 11,000 visits a year. We are a safety-net clinic, with nearly 90% of our patients living below the Federal Poverty Level. We focus on patient-centered primary care, with an emphasis on access and dignity. We also provide specialty services, including pediatrics, podiatric medicine, and behavioral health. We partner with like-minded organizations to extend our services for more comprehensive care.
Baart Community Healthcare - Market
• Location: San Francisco, CA - 94103 | 0.6 mile away
• Contact Phone: (415) 862-2810
• Details: BAART Community HealthCare (BCH) is a non-profit organization established to provide primary medical services through our network of community clinics. BCH clinics are distinctive in their ability to provide easily accessible integrated health care to assist all patients in addressing and treating their general health concerns, as well as their substance use and behavioral health disorders if present.
Medical Respite And Sobering Center
• Location: San Francisco, CA - 94103 | 0.6 mile away
• Contact Phone: (415) 734-4200
• Details: Medical Respite is a partnership between Community Forward SF and the San Francisco Department of Public Health (DPH). Together we provide short-term residential care that allows individuals experiencing homelessness the opportunity to rest, recover, and heal in a safe environment while accessing medical care and other supportive services. Medical Respite reduces the number of emergency room visits its patients make, along with their contact with police and EMS personnel, thus saving substantial city costs, and helps connect its patients with longer term support services as they heal. Beds at Medical Respite cost less than 10% of hospital beds per night, which average $3,000 per night. The Sobering Center is a 12-bed facility that allows people experiencing the dual traumas of addiction and homelessness to receive the help and care they need to detox themselves. Working with DPH’s medically trained staff, we work with individuals - individuals with nowhere else to go to receive these services - to reach a place where they are safe enough to not harm themselves or others. The Sobering Center reduces the number of emergency room visits its patients make, along with their contact with police and EMS personnel, thus saving substantial city costs, and helps connect its patients with longer term support services as they heal. While we do not force sobriety, we offer the tools, counseling, and referrals should an individual wish to pursue a long-term solution.
Curry Senior Center Clinic
• Location: San Francisco, CA - 94102 | 0.7 mile away
• Contact Phone: (415) 885-2274
• Details: Curry Senior Center Clinic, at 333 Turk Street, is a partnership between Curry Senior Center and the San Francisco Department of Public Health to provide accessible primary care and ancillary services to Seniors in the Tenderloin.
Ucsf Shelter Clinic
• Location: San Francisco, CA - 94107 | 0.3 mile away
• Contact Phone:
• Details: In 1991, UCSF Shelter Clinic was created by students with the goal of increasing care delivery to the growing homeless population in San Francisco, while also serving as a teaching opportunity for students. Partnering with the Tom Waddell Clinic of the SF Dept. of Public Health, the clinic offers acute care to shelter residents 2-3 nights a week with general clinics, women’s clinics, monthly dermatology clinics, monthly inter-professional clinics with pharmacy, and a weekly Women’s Support Group. The Homeless Clinic currently serves 20-30 patients per week, resulting in over 1000 patients per year. The clinic is open every Tuesday and Thursday evening from 6-8pm
Mabuhay Health Center
• Location: San Francisco, CA - 94103 | 0.4 mile away
• Contact Phone: (415) 633-7043
• Details: The Mabuhay Health Center (MHC) is a University of California, San Francisco (UCSF) student-run free community health clinic targeting underserved Filipino-American residents of San Francisco’s South of Market (SoMa) District. MHC started in 2009 through the efforts of founder Dr. Alvin Teodoro and a committee of community members, students from Bay Area universities, and health professional students from UCSF Schools of Medicine, Pharmacy, Dentistry and Nursing. Furthermore, MHC holds partnerships with the Bayanihan Community Center (BCC), Bessie Carmichael School/Filipino Education Center K-8 (BCE), and most recently, Canon Kip Senior Center. MHC Day was proclaimed on December 5th, 2009 by the City of San Francisco and is celebrated by the SoMa community each year. Every second Saturday of the month at Canon Kip Senior Center, MHC provides health coaching, health education to youth, health screening, history and physicals, medication therapy management, behavioral health services, and referrals to SoMa residents. The clinic also fosters an environment where preceptors, students, community members, and patients can teach and learn from each other about providing culturally sensitive, accessible, and high-quality health care. Previously, with the generous sponsorship of the Gilead Foundation, MHC has provided Hepatitis B and HIV screenings as well as Hepatitis B vaccinations for our patients. Currently, we have reached over 500 patients, been awarded Top 40 under 40 2010 Readers Choice Award by 7x7 Magazine, and established strong partnerships across San Francisco districts and in San Mateo County. In 2011, MHC further expanded its services to SoMa’s youth by collaborating with Bessie Carmichael School/Filipino Education Center K-8. These services include workshops and health events with a special emphasis on health education. Additionally, MHC links patients to valuable services and resources around San Francisco.
A Woman's Place
• Location: San Francisco, CA - 94103 | 0.4 mile away
• Contact Phone: (415) 487-2140
• Details: Do you know how to be homeless? Probably not, and you probably didn’t know how much bureaucracy is involved. At our drop in services at a Woman’s Place, we help women navigate frustratingly complex systems to receive the help they need. Our staff is skilled at dealing with both the system and the complex needs of our guests using trauma-informed support and case management. Community Forward SF runs a 56-person capacity at a Woman’s Place. We have only one requirement - identify as a woman. Once inside, our guests receive the tools for success they identify with a case manager. This can simply be a hot meal, vocational training, housing placement - we let our guests decide what success looks like. Regardless of what services a guest wants, a Woman's Place gives them safety from the traumas of the streets.
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